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<\/a><\/p>\nOn the other hand there are other Finno-Ugric and Turkish-speaking nations who use gender-neutral pronoun. Finnish: H\u00e4n, Hungarian: \u00d6 etc.<\/p>\n
The Swedish Daily Newspaper thinks it is Sweden’t biggest export product. In Norwegian they started to use hen<\/em>, in\u00a0Danish\u00a0h\u00f8n<\/em>\u00a0and in Icelandic\u00a0h\u00e1n\u00a0<\/em>as well. English has been a little more conservative when it comes to hen. <\/em>English had tried a few alternative variations: ce, ze xo\u00a0but without any results.\u00a0k\u00e4lla:<\/a>\u00a0Dagens Nyheter<\/p>\n The Swedish language has already a gender neutral way to talk about things in general\u00a0man <\/em>but recently it has also been exchanged by hen<\/em> in many cases. Many people find this revolutionary and historic from a language point of view because we have been witnessing such a major change in the Swedish\u00a0language in our lifetime.<\/p>\n Please do share your take on and how you solve issues like the need of a gender neutral pronoun in your language. Is it necessary at all?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hen is a new pronoun in Swedish. It is a gender neutral pronoun that many people mean was needed very much to fill a hole in the Swedish language. The purpose of the pronoun isn’t to gender-neutralize a person but more like not revealing gender in cases when you don’t want to, or not important…<\/p>\n