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Topic	English has no gender specific nouns
Alkaloid 08/28/17 11:12:33 AM #12:	An odd thing about English is that we don't have a gender neutral term for aunt/uncle that isn't vague (like relative). The other pairs (son/daughter, e.g.) have a specific neutral word (child). Strange oversight. --- Alkaloid: It's just water in a cup. <cite>Alkaloid posted [p:885591157] in English ha... [t:75716440]...</cite> <quote>An odd thing about English is that we don't have a gender neutral term for aunt/uncle that isn't vague (like relative). The other pairs (son/daughter, e.g.) have a specific neutral word (child). Strange oversight. --- Alkaloid: It's just water in a cup. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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