Martin Srebotnjak spake unto us the following wisdom: > Sorry, I was not clear, maybe. It's not just the gender, it's also context > and then there are language specifics - Slovenian has 6 cases, mostly for > every one case the word changes (not like for English where the noun stays > the same, whatever you do with it), and we have singular, dual and plural, > plus the gender and there you go.
Oh, right -- yes, we understand this problem, and we will be reducing
to sentences with more complete context, modulo unknowables such as
screen names.
> Since I don't know what noun is used and with what verb I am sure that
> whatever you will put there automatically as %s, it will be just
> grammatically wrong.
Sure.
Ethan
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