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spanish-nonbinary-forms · forrt-social-effects-generic-masculine
- Claim ID
- spanish-nonbinary-forms
- Assertion
- A study of 538 Argentine participants (Stetie and Zunino, 2022) found that non-binary Spanish forms (-x and -e endings) mostly led to a "men and women" interpretation, while masculine forms mostly evoked male representations.
- Locator
- section: Cross-linguistic evidence
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