@ElCanut@jlai.lu to 196 • 10 months agoWell yes, but actually nojlai.luimagemessage-square67fedilinkarrow-up1526
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minus-squareIgnaciolinkfedilink74•edit-210 months ago“Hombre no binario” and “Mujer no binaria”. Or, if you prefer, “Persona no binaria”. So, it’s not the gender of the person, but the gender of the noun.
minus-squareIgnaciolinkfedilink1•10 months agoAs far as I know, in Spanish you cannot say “Lo árbol” or “Lo abeja” xD
“Hombre no binario” and “Mujer no binaria”. Or, if you prefer, “Persona no binaria”. So, it’s not the gender of the person, but the gender of the noun.
Damn you for bringing logic and context in here
This is the only right answer
What about nonbinary nouns?
As far as I know, in Spanish you cannot say “Lo árbol” or “Lo abeja” xD