“I”, “you”, and"we" are singular pronouns with no gender specification. They/Them, while technicallycommonly taught as plural, has taken on the role ofis being used more often as a singular pronoun.
Whatever takes the place of he/she would be something we simply don’t associate a gender or sex with.
They had always been both singular and plural. Wiktionary says the singular for a person previously referred to where gender is irrelevant or unknown had been around since the 14th century
The only new singular variant is where the person identifies as non-binary
They would all be non-gendered pronouns.
“I”, “you”, and"we" are singular pronouns with no gender specification. They/Them, while
technicallycommonly taught as plural,has taken on the role ofis being used more often as a singular pronoun. Whatever takes the place of he/she would be something we simply don’t associate a gender or sex with.They had always been both singular and plural. Wiktionary says the singular for a person previously referred to where gender is irrelevant or unknown had been around since the 14th century
The only new singular variant is where the person identifies as non-binary
Alright, guess we need to add “they is plural” to that thread about lies school taught you from a few days ago.