In Danish we have two genders like God intended: Agender and Common Gender (the radical West Jutlanders claims there are no genders at all, don’t listen to them)
En bil (a car, common)
En mand (a man, c)
En kvinde (a woman, c)
En hund (dog)
En kat (cat)
En hest (horse)
En svamp (fungus)
En flaske (bottle)
En lampe (lamp)
En stol (chair)
Et hus (a house, neuter)
Et bord (a table, n)
Et barn (a child, n)
Et træ (tree)
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In Danish we have two genders like God intended: Agender and Common Gender (the radical West Jutlanders claims there are no genders at all, don’t listen to them)
Wait, is it like an animate/inanimate split? We have that too in Czech, except each is also gendered
I dont think so?
examples
En bil (a car, common)
En mand (a man, c)
En kvinde (a woman, c)
En hund (dog)
En kat (cat)
En hest (horse)
En svamp (fungus)
En flaske (bottle)
En lampe (lamp)
En stol (chair)
Et hus (a house, neuter)
Et bord (a table, n)
Et barn (a child, n)
Et træ (tree)
ⓘ This user is suspected of being a cat. Please report any suspicious behavior.