標題: When you learn the names of these [打印本頁] 作者: JoYnSE33O44@gma 時間: 2023-12-4 14:32 標題: When you learn the names of these 本帖最後由 JoYnSE33O44@gma 於 2023-12-4 14:33 編輯
There's also Mandarin with uh yeah you start to appreciate the relative simplicity of a language like English just to make your life a little bit easier we even let you put spaces between words so you don't have to guess where the word ends and the next Here's how the word starts in a different position than Burmese. Burmese looks like this. How do we name things? Why is English prone to a lack of gender? Listen, English is way ahead when it comes to the gender wars. It's been around since the 20th century.
We do not distinguish between noun gender things in English, that is, things do not have special Phone Number List word endings to classify them into gender categories. A house is a house and a poem is a poem and lemons are lemons. and a thousand other things you never have to worry about whether they are masculine, feminine, or neuter, unlike Portuguese, for example, which ends with The last word is feminine and the last word is masculine. Feminine endings cheese endings which are masculine of course until they are no longer tribal masculine not feminine feminine poetry feminine not sorry masculine.
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