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No binarie, “e” it’s used to imply gender neutral. Which is why latinx is an oxymoron, because in Spanish would be “latine”.
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Latinx is something that English speakers that don't understand the Spanish language came up with. It's unpronounceable and annoying.
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Sadly, it's actually used here. Same thing with the "e" instead of "o" or "a".
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Latine doesn't bother me, at least you can pronounce it.
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Sadly, it makes no sense.
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So a girl manitee would be called a maniteehee
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I always thought it ended the same way as Kleenex brand tissues. The one you want when the snot gets hot.
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Same problem as portuguese. People insisting on "elx" or "todxs" instead of using a fucking vowel really should've spent half a second thinking about how to pronounce that shit. Hell, even with @ it doesn't help at all, we spell the symbol as "arroba", so it implies feminine gender in the end
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el arroba o la arroba?
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For portuguese, its "o" or "a" instead of el/la, so it's "a arroba"
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huh? in spanish i use el arroba (o arroba) so its masculine for us :0
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