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:::How does Spangle use "honorée" (like "Je suis honorée." or "Je suis une Astérie honorée")? Also, the "une" article doesn't necessarily mean it's a female. The French word for "person" is "une personne", for instance. {{User:Bazooka Mario/sig}} 20:26, 31 July 2015 (EDT) | :::How does Spangle use "honorée" (like "Je suis honorée." or "Je suis une Astérie honorée")? Also, the "une" article doesn't necessarily mean it's a female. The French word for "person" is "une personne", for instance. {{User:Bazooka Mario/sig}} 20:26, 31 July 2015 (EDT) | ||
::::Actually, that's pretty much what they mean: keys are female, computers are male, and so on and so forth all due to the whims of gender pronouns. Also, gender pronouns still abide by a person's gender (or an animal's gender or an alien's gender and so on), regardless of the rules for objects' genders. If we're talking about Jack, it's always going to be "un" (male "a"/"one"), "il" ("he"), etc. and Jill would always be "une" (female "a"/"one"), "elle" ("she"), etc. unless one of them decides to swap genders at any point in their life. Tangent aside, having a full transcript of what was said would be invaluable in solving this, but going through Let's Plays on YouTube has netted me nothing so far. {{User:Time Turner/sig}} | ::::Actually, that's pretty much what they mean: keys are female, computers are male, and so on and so forth all due to the whims of gender pronouns. Also, gender pronouns still abide by a person's gender (or an animal's gender or an alien's gender and so on), regardless of the rules for objects' genders. If we're talking about Jack, it's always going to be "un" (male "a"/"one"), "il" ("he"), etc. and Jill would always be "une" (female "a"/"one"), "elle" ("she"), etc. unless one of them decides to swap genders at any point in their life. Tangent aside, having a full transcript of what was said would be invaluable in solving this, but going through Let's Plays on YouTube has netted me nothing so far. {{User:Time Turner/sig}} | ||