Also the word for “they” is “onlar” which is just “o” with the prular suffix attached, that’s like using “its” to mean “them.”
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lbfgs@programming.dev 2 weeks agoThere is only one third person singular pronoun (“O”) used for people (regardless of gender) and objects alike.
Jankatarch@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
AI_toothbrush@lemmy.zip 2 weeks ago
Huh once again, hungarian is very similar to turkish. We have “ő” for that. No aninimity or gender distinction. Tho we do have this, that and a third one which i guess translates to yonder? But yeah in some constructions you can specify aninimity with them.