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Yeah, it's the same in Russian. Something as perceptibly gender-neutral as "pleased to meet you" is expressed differently depending on whether the...

In Spanish there isn't the gendered first person thing, but there are NO "neuter" nouns or pronouns.

American Sign Language has no gendered pronouns, but culturally seems to generally follow American tranny ideology. Younger Deaf people and...

I can't speak for Croatian or other Cyrillic languages, which sound like totally inflected langauges (Hebrew is similar, and I know a tiny bit of...

In Greek verbs aren't gendered, but the nouns, adjcectives,pronouns and articles very much are, and a lot of words share the same masculine type...