Hi,

I speak portuguese, and we have the same rules. Spanish and italian
have the same problem too.

I had some trouble myself thinking of unisex translations, and as
Piotr said, some of them are not very natural.

Ricardo

On Oct 31, 11:50 pm, Christian Lescuyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> > How many languages share this concept of cross-tables of gender
> > vs gramatical number (singular/plural)? If it's a huge portion it
> > might actually make sense to include that just like pluralization
> > is a feature. If it's just a few (European) languages, it might
> > rather go into a plugin?
>
> No idea about the total number. French is one [la lampe], German has
> three genders (masculine, feminine [die lamp] and neutral). I suspect
> many languages derived from Latin have genres. Anybody speaking
> Spanish, Italian or Portuguese?
>
> Christian

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