With all due respect, I don't mean to offend anybody, I just have a question regarding Clove, please try to answer it without any political bias whatsoever.
In the Spanish dub of the game...how will they refer to clove?
kitsuneHP [#2]why spanish dub?
google the spanish language and read about its policy regarding pronouns and gendered terms
kitsuneHP [#2]why spanish dub?
because language groups like romance languages (spanish, italian, french etc) have grammatical genders. grammatical gender makes ameritards seethe, hence we have grammatical abominations like "latinx"
goofyahh1447 [#4]because language groups like romance languages (spanish, italian, french etc) have grammatical genders. grammatical gender makes ameritards seethe, hence we have grammatical abominations like "latinx"
bro no real person uses latinx get that out of your head
Dart_Leo [#3]google the spanish language and read about its policy regarding pronouns and gendered terms
No we don't do that here. Googling it out takes more time than asking it to a random stranger.
goofyahh1447 [#4]because language groups like romance languages (spanish, italian, french etc) have grammatical genders. grammatical gender makes ameritards seethe, hence we have grammatical abominations like "latinx"
rent free
butterdog_dogwithdabutter [#8]it's a video game character bro who cares
yeah, I know that the question is pointless, I just had a random thought pop up and decided to ask it...but seriously tho...how would they refer to them in espanol?
firefirefirefire [#12]In portuguese(ptbr) they are using 'elu' instead of ele/ela
thanks a lot for providing a genuine answer.
firefirefirefire [#12]In portuguese(ptbr) they are using 'elu' instead of ele/ela
Nao vi 1 pessoa ate agora usando isso, nao fala fake news
loloscum [#15]Nao vi 1 pessoa ate agora usando isso, nao fala fake news
https://twitter.com/VALORANTBrasil/status/1771865214469771440
Nachtel [#10]Ellos probably
so masculine pronouns lol, that's funny. Non-binary stuff just doesn't work in Spanish, unless you make up a new word that doesn't exist.