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Spanish countries do it for years with "@" or "x" like "estimad@s" for "estimados" and "estimadas" at once. And Latin America is not very politically correct, i
by wordbank 11y ago
Spanish countries do it for years with "@" or "x" like "estimad@s" for "estimados" and "estimadas" at once. And Latin America is not very politically correct, it's just respectful for all genders.
- Shorel 11y agoIn writing only, and very obnoxious as well for a culture that fights for their grave accents and correct language way more than their English counterpart. Otherwise tell me how do you say niñ@s out loud.
- evincarofautumn 11y agoHah, I just tried to pronounce it with coarticulation of [a] and [o], and it came out as [ɞ] [1]. /niɲɞs/ sounds totally alien. In reality, probably “niños y niñas”. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-mid_central_rounded_vowel https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-mid_central_rounded_vowel