Is your country a boy or a girl?

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Gawaii :3

>>77592170
it's fitting

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Brazil a cute girl!

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>>77592160
I-I don't under... this doesn't make sense!

>>77592160
Germany is literally the FATHERLAND.
wtf is this, poles get your shit togheter.

>>77592160
>plural

kek, no

>>77592160
russia is genderless. we call it both motherland and fatherland

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>>77592322
Tajwan (male)

>>77592160
In French, France is female (la France), so is Poland.
Canada is masculine for some reason

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>>77593599
Fascinating desu. My mother tongue has no noun genders but I know in Hindi "Bharat" and any country ending with "stan" are all masculine. Masculine is green here and feminine is violet for French names.

Das Deutschland?

Plural?

In German, most cunt names are neuter, with a few exceptions (Turkey, Slovakia, Switzerland... feminine. Iran, Yemen, Sudan,... masculine. Murrica, Netherlands, Maldives... plural).
Articles are only used generally if it's non-neuter, but also sometimes if it is neuter, kinda hard to explain

>>77595219
Niemcy.
Literally "Germans"

>>77596737
but one would assume that they are using their own languages for these terms right?

>>77595112
Thanks, Doc!

>>77596737
>Literally "Germans"
I don't know about Polish but in Russian (we call them niemcy too btw) that word means "mute people"

>>77596737
>Literally "Germans"
Isn't it literally "mute"? Like, unable to speak polish. We have it too.

>>77596827
>>77596961
The word itself means just "Germans" but it derives from "niemy" which means "mute person". I think it's the same in other Slavic languages as well.

Niemiec - German person
Niemcy - German people
Niemcy - Germany

Now that I wrote down the singular form, I feel "niemiec" might mean "mute person" as well, I just haven't heard it used in this context ever. We use the word "niemy" instead.

>>77597036
>I just haven't heard it used in this context ever.
that's because it comes from XVI century or so

it used to mean any foreigners, but then narrowed down to just germans

>>77592160
In Portuguese, Brazil is a man.

>>77592553
Really? Both poдинa and Poccия are feminine.

>>77597556
oтeчecтвo

>>77597639
>neuter gender

only canada, niger, ecuador and panama have masculine names in greek

>>77597680
well...
y-your face is neuter gender!

>>77597639
Oнo мoe, блядь.

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>>77592160
plural [female(male)]

>>77592160
Slovensko - neuter

>>77592160
Spain is fatherland, but the world fatherland is feminine. Weird tbqh.

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>>77592160
grill

>>77592160
stupid map is wrong

>>77601563
Patria, right? Doesn't this refer to any country? Like an Australian could say "Australia es mi patria"?

>>77601574
What's with the meme hat?