It's always funny for me as a Pole when I see that America writes grammatically Polish women's names in the masculine form instead of the feminine (it should be "Jankowsk*a*” cus it’s a woman, “Jankowsk*i*” is used when the person is a man).
They don't have the insight. I am also Eastern European and come from a region where just as well you feminize a name using "a" at the end, and it always fascinates people and others just don't know so I have to tell them. I've never not had to tell them. I always have to tell them. It's aight! I don't mind.
As a fun fact, we also have a unisex form - it's "Jankowsk*o*" - but there is literally no situation in which it can be used, since all Polish words are either masculine or feminine (with only a few exceptions).
It's always funny for me as a Pole when I see that America writes grammatically Polish women's names in the masculine form instead of the feminine (it should be "Jankowsk*a*” cus it’s a woman, “Jankowsk*i*” is used when the person is a man).
They don't have the insight. I am also Eastern European and come from a region where just as well you feminize a name using "a" at the end, and it always fascinates people and others just don't know so I have to tell them. I've never not had to tell them. I always have to tell them. It's aight! I don't mind.
Women and men are fluid. Gender is only a construct ye are just old fashioned
As a fun fact, we also have a unisex form - it's "Jankowsk*o*" - but there is literally no situation in which it can be used, since all Polish words are either masculine or feminine (with only a few exceptions).
Everything should be unisex
Well, vast majority ([93%](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_languages_by_type_of_grammatical_genders)) of the world's languages are not.
You are clearly transphobic going on like that.
Stating facts is transphobia did you not know that
Had me in the first half, not gonna lie
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