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My pronouns are:

  • er, ihm, ihn, sein, sich (German, my native language)
  • he, him, him, his, his, himself (English)
  • is, eius, ei, eum, eo (Latin)
  • li, lin (Esperanto)

Do not use "singular they" when talking about me!

Using no pronouns at all is all right.

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Are there known compounds of caesium with oxidation number >1?
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Unusual oxidation numbers for alkaline earth metals?
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What gives rise to the color of sapphires?
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What kind of attack is prevented by Apache2's error code AH02032 ("Hostname provided via SNI and hostname provided via HTTP are different")?
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Is there a technical name for when languages use masculine pronouns to refer to both men and women?
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Why is the word "war" in Romance languages predominantly of Germanic origin instead of Latin?
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