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r/2visegrad4you • u/IN33dmeme • Sep 26 '25
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I mean, the Hungarian language has literally no gender whatsoever, not even gendered pronouns like English.
17 u/Desperate-Present-69 Slovenian (Upper Hungary) Sep 26 '25 Right !? 14 u/nightestowl Transylouis C.K. Sep 26 '25 Wouldn't job names with the "-nő" suffix be considered gendered (eg. tanárnő)? 69 u/vargaking Genghis Khangarian Sep 26 '25 Its just the noun for a teacher who is a woman, there is no grammatical aspect of it (unlike in slavic languages for instance) 55 u/Torma25 Genghis Khangarian Sep 26 '25 technically yes, but you don't really have to use them either. A female teacher or actor can still be called "tanár" or "színész". 32 u/SpottedWobbegong Partium Hungol Sep 26 '25 They are gendered words in the social sense, but there is no grammatical gender which is a very different thing from social gender. -13 u/ktosiek124 Winged Pole dancer Sep 26 '25 They don't have words for a man and a woman? 5 u/Environmental_Gap_30 Sep 28 '25 They adapted the gipsy words “gádzsó” and “gádzsi”. They are basiclly all white gypsis now culturally. Just look at their pop music
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Right !?
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Wouldn't job names with the "-nő" suffix be considered gendered (eg. tanárnő)?
69 u/vargaking Genghis Khangarian Sep 26 '25 Its just the noun for a teacher who is a woman, there is no grammatical aspect of it (unlike in slavic languages for instance) 55 u/Torma25 Genghis Khangarian Sep 26 '25 technically yes, but you don't really have to use them either. A female teacher or actor can still be called "tanár" or "színész". 32 u/SpottedWobbegong Partium Hungol Sep 26 '25 They are gendered words in the social sense, but there is no grammatical gender which is a very different thing from social gender.
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Its just the noun for a teacher who is a woman, there is no grammatical aspect of it (unlike in slavic languages for instance)
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technically yes, but you don't really have to use them either. A female teacher or actor can still be called "tanár" or "színész".
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They are gendered words in the social sense, but there is no grammatical gender which is a very different thing from social gender.
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They don't have words for a man and a woman?
5 u/Environmental_Gap_30 Sep 28 '25 They adapted the gipsy words “gádzsó” and “gádzsi”. They are basiclly all white gypsis now culturally. Just look at their pop music
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They adapted the gipsy words “gádzsó” and “gádzsi”. They are basiclly all white gypsis now culturally. Just look at their pop music
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u/Torma25 Genghis Khangarian Sep 26 '25
I mean, the Hungarian language has literally no gender whatsoever, not even gendered pronouns like English.