On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 7:09 PM, Gerard Meijssen
wrote:
> To top it off, Hindi has a form for inanimate objects.
>
Some Indian languages have genders for nouns, others don't. Hindi is one of
those that has two genders: feminine and masculine nouns [1], including for
inanimate objects [2].
What
Hoi,
So far I knew that the Slavic languages need support to properly address
women. I just learned that the Indic languages also differentiate between a
male and a female user (inlike English). To top it off, Hindi has a form for
inanimate objects. I do not think that we need to go as far and loca
