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RE: Grammatical Gender - Ruby Novacna - 23-04-2025 (23-04-2025, 02:09 AM)Dobri wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.For example, in the Greek language, there are three genders: masculine (αρσενικό), feminine (θηλυκό), and neuter (ουδέτερο). Thank you for your explanations. However, I wonder why gender interests you in the first place. Do you already know how to distinguish between verbs, nouns, adjectives, articles, etc.? P.S. Why would the article, if it exists, be a prefix? RE: Grammatical Gender - Dobri - 24-04-2025 RE: Grammatical Gender - Ruby Novacna - 24-04-2025 RE: Grammatical Gender - Dobri - 24-04-2025 RE: Grammatical Gender - Ruby Novacna - 24-04-2025 RE: Grammatical Gender - Dobri - 24-04-2025 RE: Grammatical Gender - Ruby Novacna - 24-04-2025 RE: Grammatical Gender - ReneZ - 24-04-2025 RE: Grammatical Gender - Dobri - 26-04-2025 RE: Grammatical Gender - Koen G - 26-04-2025 |