[ SECRET POST #2218 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2218 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Latin@s

[(Anonymous)]

I live in Argentina and it's quite common in not too formal contexts to write things with either @ or and x to eliminate the gender, and I'm quite fond of it. It doesn't only applies to the word Latin@, of course (the other day there seem to be people who thought that) but any word such as Tod@s or Amig@s.

Actually, my dad was telling me he uses when replying work mail and it surprised be a bit.

Re: Latin@s

[(Anonymous)]

Geez, I should have re-read. Sorry for butchering the English language.

Re: Latin@s

[(Anonymous)]

I've seen it for Filipin@s, also in informal contexts. It tickled me the first time I saw it, and I ended up with a fondness for it, too (though I think it belongs in informal or "people you know" contexts only).