The country is breaking apart but I guess is more important to avoid using feminine expressions on official papers that make us look homo or something

  • driving_crooner@lemmy.eco.br
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    10 months ago

    Im from Latin America and I speak Spanish. The inclusive language in oficial documents, what Milei is attacks, isn’t putting X at the end of words (that nobody uses, people use e instead) but including the feminine when talking about groups of people, for example instead of saying “los trabajadores se van a joder y perder sus derechos” is saying “los trabajadores y las trabajadoras se van a joder y perder sus derechos” it’s literally just adding a couple of words to the way you talk.

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      10 months ago

      I appreciate your example language. That sounds like it could be a direct quote!