One thing I don't understand about some languages

Some things are feminine, some are masculine. We usually think that way about things subconsciously I suppose and it's far easier to recognize the difference when your language regularly forces you to, such as how we have separate words for green and blue.quiglythegreat

i agree; all depends on one's criteria

Some things are feminine, some are masculine. We usually think that way about things subconsciously I suppose and it's far easier to recognize the difference when your language regularly forces you to, such as how we have separate words for green and blue.quiglythegreat

[QUOTE="quiglythegreat"]Some things are feminine, some are masculine. We usually think that way about things subconsciously I suppose and it's far easier to recognize the difference when your language regularly forces you to, such as how we have separate words for green and blue.CrimzonTide

It's not in Spanish, but I could see that regardless. It's a trimmed beard. quiglythegreat

Because we like to be more specific in some stuff.

Or maybe that's the norm and English is just really dumbed down.SaugaGames

theres feminem and masculine in english to..difference is with other languages they just change a letter instead of a word..

Guy, Girl = Chica, Chico

but for like objects..its diffenret...i donno with wat but it is.

In Greek,German etc there are 3 genders...

It makes everything sound better. Let me give you an example... Let's say that you want to say "Red house"

"Casa roja" is how you would normally say it, and it sounds pretty good.

But if you don't have the gender differences, it wound sound a lot worse: "Casa rojo."

And you want change the color red to "roja" because then you have "coche roja" which sonds awful.

So changing the last letter of "rojo" makes a huge difference.

b/c thats how the french role! :roll: idk its just how the language is. nobody really knowsMichaeltheCM

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They hatin
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