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Depending on the language, typical gender distinctions include masculine/feminine, masculine/feminine/neuter, and animate/inanimate. Not all languages have grammatical gender; for example, some languages have a single pronoun corresponding to the English "he," "she," and "it." In [[Hebrew]], the word for "it" is the same as the word for "this", so "I like it" would literally translate as "I like this".
Depending on the language, typical gender distinctions include masculine/feminine, masculine/feminine/neuter, and animate/inanimate. Not all languages have grammatical gender; for example, some languages have a single pronoun corresponding to the English "he," "she," and "it." In [[Hebrew]], the word for "it" is the same as the word for "this", so "I like it" would literally translate as "I like this".
==See also==
*[[Ablaut]]
==References==
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