As someone who’s Nice Support Your Local Witches Shirt learning French, why would the gender of the word depend on the properties of what the word describes? If “covid” was an animal and not a disease, would the French Academy say that the word is masculine? If that’s the case, is it possible for a word to have different genders depending on context? It is only because COVID is an acronym. The D stands for disease and as it the subject, the matching translation “Maladie” is used to determine gender. But other words don’t follow this logic. For Laser, L stands for light.
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Which is female la lumière, however, we Nice Support Your Local Witches Shirts say “le laser”. So the debate was just silly. Viruses and coronavirus are masculine. Maladie disease is a feminine word. So it’s dedicated article should indeed be La. Now Covid sound masculine, and is based on English words that have no gender, and no one says covid19 they just say “covid” so it is cut, and no one talks about la Maladie of 2019, we don’t even know much about the disease yet, but about a virus we all know which one, and “virus” is masculine, so I totally agree with the french, it should stay Le covid. We did the same thing when our dam would overflow, it should make a raging creek of horse.
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