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    Is mayonnaise a gender?!
    "Some people believe that necessity is the mother of Invention, but they're wrong, its War" - James May
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    LOL.

    Well, in some languages mayonnaise and other nouns do have a gender.
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      #3
      Originally posted by The Last Straw View Post
      LOL.

      Well, in some languages mayonnaise and other nouns do have a gender.
      Mayosexual. Won’t lie, I kinda like the sound of that. Even if I don’t fancy mayonnaise myself.
      "Some people believe that necessity is the mother of Invention, but they're wrong, its War" - James May

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      • The Last Straw
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        The Last Straw commented
        2 weeks ago
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        Do you say ka birthday or ki birthday? I do the latter. Mayonnaise lagana ya lagani? Which one? See,....not so easy is it?
      #4
      Originally posted by The Last Straw View Post

      Do you say ka birthday or ki birthday? I do the latter. Mayonnaise lagana ya lagani? Which one? See,....not so easy is it?
      Ah, okay. Yeah its definitely 'ki birthday' and 'Mayonnaise lagani' at my place.
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        The Last Straw commented
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        Same at my place as well. It feels weird when someone says "ka birthday", but then I think the word for day in urdu is male (din, yawm, etc). It's always "ka din" (Eid ka din)...and not "ki din"...hence birthday could be treated as male...but it still sounds wrong.
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