Accommodating Non-Binary People in Different Languages

What is a common challenge faced by languages with grammatical gender when accommodating non-binary individuals?

• They lack words for non-binary people.

• They have too many pronouns.

• They sort nouns into male and female categories.

• They do not use pronouns at all.

How has the Spanish language adapted to include non-binary pronouns?

• By adopting the pronoun 'elle'.

• By using the pronoun 'hen'.

• By eliminating gendered pronouns.

• By using the pronoun 'tā'.

What is the Swedish pronoun introduced as a compromise for non-binary individuals?

• Tā

• Hen

• X

• Elle

What is a unique feature of Mandarin that initially seems beneficial for non-binary accommodation?

• It has no pronouns.

• It uses the same spoken word for he and she.

• It has a gender-neutral alphabet.

• It uses the Roman alphabet.

Why is there little consensus on using the Roman letter 'X' in Mandarin for non-binary representation?

• It is too similar to existing characters.

• It is too difficult to pronounce.

• It is considered unnatural and sub-optimal.

• It is not recognized by the government.