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carutina
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But they invented the spork....and it is both! |
28 Feb 2013
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barbarachiote
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That picture is so interesting that Iĺl share it with my students, so that theyĺl see the differences between cultures.
By the way, In Brazil fork is masculine and spoon is feminine.
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28 Feb 2013
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ueslteacher
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Same as in French, in Ukrainian they �re both feminine Sophia |
28 Feb 2013
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Rosa_Rose
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WOWWW
Thanks everyone who replied... I really enjoyed your answers...Have a great day :) |
28 Feb 2013
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Krasimira
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Hello!
In Bulgarian they are both feminine - вилица ,лъжица :)
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28 Feb 2013
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diana_elena
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In Romanian, they are both feminine
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28 Feb 2013
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edrodmedina
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So in some countries this a gay thing? Ed |
28 Feb 2013
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valentinaper
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In Greek they are neither feminine nor masculine. They are neutral (το κουτάλι, το πηρούνι). |
28 Feb 2013
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tancredo
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In Portuguese, the fork is a boy and the spoon is a girl!
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28 Feb 2013
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cunliffe
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Isn �t it really weird that things have a gender? I learned French, Italian, Spanish and now I �m trying Slovakian. Oh, what I would give to learn a language with no gender. A really straightforward language like English, for example....
I �m going to use the picture in my French lesson tomorrow, though. Hope I can copy it.
Lynne |
28 Feb 2013
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