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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink8•1 year agoFunniest example I know is how vagina is masculine in French.
minus-square@d4f0link4•1 year agoIn Spanish some words for vagina are femenine and some masculine. The same happens with penis.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink1•1 year agoLa vagina, la concha, el coño. How many more are there?
minus-square@d4f0link2•1 year agoEl chocho, el chichi, la chirla, la almeja, el papo, el potorro, … And a lot more.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink1•1 year agoHaha, fair enough. Lots of them if you count every dialect.
minus-square@Gabulink1•1 year agoAlso in latin languages. I suspect it may be common to all indoeuropean languages
Funniest example I know is how vagina is masculine in French.
In Spanish some words for vagina are femenine and some masculine. The same happens with penis.
La vagina, la concha, el coño. How many more are there?
El chocho, el chichi, la chirla, la almeja, el papo, el potorro, …
And a lot more.
Haha, fair enough. Lots of them if you count every dialect.
And “beard” in Russian (борода, baraDA) is feminine.
Yup, in several slavic languages actually
Also in latin languages. I suspect it may be common to all indoeuropean languages