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@hypolite My point is that people may have learned an English language which doesn't provide they, xe, ze and other forms, and that's why they use "he or she", "he/she" or "s/he".
@hypolite My point is that people may have learned an English language which doesn't provide they, xe, ze and other forms, and that's why they use "he or she", "he/she" or "s/he".