Re: what is it?
Magnus Wibeck <mag...@telia.com> wrote: > Peter Punk wrote: > This is a common Scandinavian 'problem', inherited from German(?). at least from Latin. > All nouns have a "gender", German has three (masculin, feminin and neuter), as Latin (neuter comes from ne-uter, meaning something like "none of the two") Ob-Ascii: /u/| / / | (a Latin dictionary *g*) |u| | | | / | |/ 'u' Michael
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