saved this a while ago and every time I see it I have to laugh 
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"la machine ร laver" or "le lave-linge" ๐ตโ๐ซ
Aren't washing machines oppressed enough to choose their own gender identity?
It would go better with German, French has 2 genders instead of 3. ๐ But it's feminine, just like in German.
Thanks, @marcelinho ๐
The gender of a washing machine in Bulgarian is female. ๐
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Machines are oppresed by men that use them and dispose of them when they have no use for them anymore -> female
Well, France is gay ๐คทโโ๏ธ
๐ Thatโs me and the Dutch with De & Het
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Female, in German at least ๐
Yeah, I know her, le lave-linge or something like that 
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In Portuguese is female. ๐ง๐ท๐ต๐น
Funny
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German is so much worse haha
Et "la laveuse" au Quรฉbec ๐
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I wonder if Latin words in european languages also inherit gender from Latin in most cases. That would make life a bit easier, as shared Latin words would all have the same gender.
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In Indonesia, there was NO washing machine. Please laugh more, derGigi๐
Its male unfortunaltely. Hate to bring it to you , but maybe YOU are the one getting used in this situation
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You know that answer:
Francis Gay!
Go to your favorite search engine and look for "irony" ๐
Same with many euro languages?
i am laughing , really hilourious
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The baguettes ๐
This tripped me up learning German, too. Nouns all have genders.
And literally the word โgirlโ is gender-neutral rather than gender-female, because letโs just make things as unintuitive as possible.
I agree. German is such a stupid language - no consistency and a hell of a lot of exceptions. I am happy that German is my mother tongue and feel bad for people that have to or want to learn it. Okay, that sounded more negative than I meant it.
If I understand correctly, in Portuguese how something is said may depend on the gender of the speaker. Do other languages do this?
Obrigado.
Thai do
Russian is a lot worse tbh
Can't argue that, I have no clue about speaking Russian.
Nah pretty easy. Correct German sentence:
Dass das "das", das "das" und das "dass", das das "daร" ersetzt, gleich klingen, ist verwirrend.
But german also has multitalents :)
and just when you kind of figure it out, it hard forks again when you start changing cases. 
So you are getting abused by a dishwasher??
