I'm not a correctness nazi, I'm pro-masculine in romance*.
*this could be interpreted to mean that I'm gay
PC pronouns
Re: PC pronouns
The call a woman ell o él and fuck a man.Ean wrote:I'm not a correctness nazi, I'm pro-masculine in romance*.
*this could be interpreted to mean that I'm gay
Un llapis mai dibuixa sense una mà.
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I get confused between él and elle. I hear "elle" thinking it's "él", but then realise it's French being spoken, not Spanish.
It was about time I changed this.
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I can tell the difference but IDK why. I think it's because generally in my area people have [e] or [e4] rather than pure [el] (I have [el], I'm pure). Wasn't it [El] in French too?ol bofosh wrote:I get confused between él and elle. I hear "elle" thinking it's "él", but then realise it's French being spoken, not Spanish.
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Yes, there is a difference, but it's enough to confuse me for a second before I realise. One moment they talk in Spanish, the next it's French.Ean wrote:I can tell the difference but IDK why. I think it's because generally in my area people have [e] or [e4] rather than pure [el] (I have [el], I'm pure). Wasn't it [El] in French too?ol bofosh wrote:I get confused between él and elle. I hear "elle" thinking it's "él", but then realise it's French being spoken, not Spanish.
It was about time I changed this.
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LOLEan wrote:[...] in my area people have [e] or [e4] rather than pure [el] (I have [el], I'm pure).
Nice conclusion. XD
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It follows smoothly from the premise that [el] is pure, a que sí?