By Conversations, Genders

So what am I supposed to say? I really don't know what people usually say in conversation when the gender is not known, but maybe somebody once told me to use they/them. By the way, another example Marius Hancu: A:"It was Marius Hancu who replied..." B: "Marius Hancu? Who is it/she/he? Who...

Hi, Are these sentence ok? I wonder about those they's... I know the use of "they" like in the sentences I'm about to write should be avoided in formal writing, but what about everyday conversations? Do these examples sound too odd even in a conversation? John: "My new Spanish teacher comes...

It's quite common in conversation to use "them" instead of "him or her" if, for example, you don't know if the person at the door is a man or a woman. You don't want to use "it" for a person, and English doesn't have a pronoun for a single person of unknown gender, so people use the plural...

Regarding the many spanish verb conjugations, I must say I truly believe that it's complexity is ultimately what keeps spanish speakers from having such vast vocabulary as english speakers do. A single verb (aside from irregulars, which aren't many) requires knowing only two other words in...