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Large Numbers!

Languages with Grammatical Gender

Masculine and Feminine Only
Languages where nouns, adjectives, and sometimes verbs align with masculine or feminine genders.

1. Spanish (nouns/adjectives/articles)
2. French
3. Italian
4. Portuguese
5. Arabic
6. Hebrew
7. Hindi
8. Gujarati
9. Pashto


Masculine, Feminine, and Neuter
Languages with three gender categories: masculine, feminine, and neuter, affecting nouns, adjectives, and articles.

10. German (nouns/articles/adjectives*)
11. Russian
12. Ukrainian
13. Greek
14. Sanskrit


Other Gender Systems
Languages that organize nouns into gender-like classes or categories beyond masculine and feminine.

15. Swahili
16. Amharic


Gender-Neutral Languages
Languages without grammatical gender, where nouns, pronouns, and adjectives do not change based on gender.

17. Bangla (Bengali)
18. Turkish
19. Chinese
20. Japanese
21. Korean


✰ English is mostly a gender-neutral language except a few pronouns such as he, she, and it.

* In German, sometimes adjectives change based on gender