Twitter allows Arabic users to be addressed in the feminine

Arabic verbs and adjectives have both masculine and feminine forms, including imperative verbs such as "tweet" and "explore" found on social media apps.

Twitter allows Arabic users to be addressed in the feminine

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

Twitter on Wednesday unveiled a new version that allows Arabic language users to be addressed as female rather than male, in efforts to use "inclusive language" on the platform, popular

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Twitter allows Arabic users to be addressed in the feminine

Arabic verbs and adjectives have both masculine and feminine forms, including imperative verbs such as "tweet" and "explore" found on social media apps.

Twitter allows Arabic users to be addressed in the feminine

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