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Hi. Do you know any gender neutral pronouns for spanish speakers?

wendidarling:

iwouldratherbeadreamer:

askanonbinary:

I’m sorry friends I only speak english 

if any followers could help that would be much appreciated

—Beck

Hey! *puts on cool sunglasses and strikes and impressive, yet effortless, pose* It is my time to shine.

There is no ~official~ gender neutral pronouns (unlike “they”, and its variations, in English), but it has been propossed to use the following:

– Elle: instead of Ella or Él. Eg.: “Rocío me dijo que elle va a ir a la fiesta”.

– Le: instead of El or La. Eg.: “Le terapeuta llegará pronto”.

– Les: instead of Los or Las. Eg.: “Les jóvenes cantan”.

I have thought about it and came up with gender-neutral alternatives for the rest of the gendered pronouns in Spanish, as follows:

– Esti: instead of Este or Esta. Eg.: “Esti chique quiere jugar con Clara”.

– Míe: instead of Mío or Mía. Eg.: “Lurdes es hermane míe”.

– Suye: instead of Suyo or Suya. Eg.: “Lurdes es hermane suye”.

– Esi: instead of Ese or Esa. Eg.: “Esi es mi dentista”.

-Tuye: instead of Tuyo or Tuya. Eg.: “¿Es Pablo hermane tuye?”

– Sí misme: instead of Sí mismo or Sí misma. Eg.: “Carli no cree mucho en sí misme”.

Basically, the letter E takes the place of the lletters A/O or is added to words that would otherwise be gendered. In the cases where the letter E indicates a masculine gender, it is replaced by the letter I.

If you have any further inquiries, shoot me an ask!

This is cool

andothergoodintentions:

imsoconfusedrightnow:

bigenderkanekiken:

imsoconfusedrightnow:

bigenderkanekiken:

bigenderkanekiken:

lets steal from old english some more

cennend is now a nonbinary version of parent

ALSO cenn is the nonbinary version of mom or dad

Cenn is great but the first post is funny because parent is already non-binary

no its not, parent is gender neutral

…can’t it be both?

Parent is not specifically non-binary, it’s gender-not-specified, whereas cennend is specifically non-binary, presumably the nb version of mother and father.

Words tend to be either gender-not-specified (like partner) or non-binary specific (like enbyfriend). Whilst a word is used to refer to people with binary identities even if not specifying gender it is not specifically non binary.

Oh thank you cause this post was confusing me slightly. Would it basically come under words like cennend would only apply non binary people whereas words like parent can be used by anyone?

also, if you don’t mind another question cennend would have a gramatical gender (masculine? I think) wouldn’t that be a drawback for a non-binary word?

samhawke:

The Musketeers costumes – Athos’ Jacket 1/1

The body of Athos’ jacket is made of two front panels and two back panels with wedge-shaped flaps at the back and front (the front ones doubling as pockets; these have an extra seam running down them, they aren’t made of one piece of leather) which match those panels in width at the top. The bottom edges of these flaps are wider added up than the circumference of Athos’ hips, so they overlap a little. The waist seam is horizontal at the back, but slopes downwards from a bit below waist height at the side seams to a couple inches lower at the centre front. The right shoulder is reinforced with an extra layer of leather.

The sleeves are two-part sleeves that run down to halfway the back of Athos’ hand when the bottom edges aren’t folded back (the cuffs aren’t separate pieces sewn on). Only the top half of the sleeves are attached to the body, leaving the armpit open. On the last picture you can see a small triangular gusset added between the sleeve and the body to strengthen the place where they attach. I assume they’re also present at the back.

The edges of the collar, the bottom of the sleeve and the pocket flaps are bound with strips of leather. The wedge-shaped flaps at the bottom of the jacket are lined with more leather, and the front panels are also faced with leather at the centre front, though I’m not sure how far that continues – a bit beyond the buttons and buttonholes at least. The inside of the collar and the bottom of the sleeves are lined with linen; for the sleeves this could perhaps continue up for the whole sleeve.

The sleeves have five brass half-dome buttons and leather loops each, while the front of the jacket is closed with fourteen of the same buttons with corresponding leather-bound buttonholes. The pocket flaps have three buttons and bound buttonholes each.

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I’m looking forward to making this jacket, except maybe all those buttonholes! Does anyone want me to do a post like this for the others’ jackets as well?