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Geschlecht (Genus) - Regarding the grammatical gender of German words. Please take notice of our guidelines for questions on gender-neutral language on Meta.
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Spricht man über ein Mädchen/eine Frau mittels „sie“ oder „es“?
In Low German dialects this conflict is resolved by rendering all females gender-neutral: "Dem Susi sein Vadder hat ihm dat verboten. … In colloquial High German, there is a tendency to flip to female gender that is stronger the larger the distance between "Mädchen" and the referring pronoun gets. …
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