POLROD, GENDER
Gender: the grammatical classsification of nouns and related words, found mainly in Indo-Europian and Semetic languages roughly corresponding to the two sexes and sexlessness.
m) masculine, muzxju; (f) feminine, zxenju; (n) neuter, bezpolrodju; (c) common, spolju.

Bujme vidit kak gramatju polrod es uviadilju vo Germanikju jazika:
Na primer: muzx (c), zxen (c), dete (c).

Nemcju:
der Mann (m), die Frau (f), das Kind (n).
Netherlandju:
de mens (c), de vrouw (c), het kind (n).
English:
the man (c) , the woman (c), the (c)
Afrikaans (naimlodju jazika Germanikju):
die mens (c), die vrou (c), die kind (c) .

Ot tut mi ucxit seba, zxe Slovio i modernju Germanikju jazika ne imat polrod razlicxie.
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Igor:
The problem is that people don't want to accept things common to Slavic languages like gender and create silly languages that don't have it.
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So according to Igor, the English language, although spoken all over the world by quite a few million people, is a silly language. Kak blaznju!

Yes, because English was made by some linguist as a Pan-Germanic language, right?

Igor pisal:
Yes, because English was made by some linguist as a Pan-Germanic language, right?
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Wrong!
You are criticizing Slovio in the same way as German nationalists criticize(d) Engish not being Germanic not only because it dropped its gender!