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Sat 15 Dec, 2012 04:44 am
Hi, Hoping you can answer my question. If a woman wrote Koine Greek in the third person would she refer to herself as a male ? Hope you can help with this answer.
@alsowritten,
Quote:If a woman wrote Koine Greek in the third person would she refer to herself as a male ?
I don't know if it's imperative to know what "Koine Greek" means to effectively answer this question - the use of 'would' leads me to believe that, but I'll take a shot. A women
could refer to herself as a male.
@alsowritten,
alsowritten wrote:Hi, Hoping you can answer my question. If a woman wrote Koine Greek in
the third person would she refer to herself as a male ? Hope you can help
with this answer.
Koine Greek has gender-specific pronouns in the third person. There
would be no need for a woman to refer to herself as a man.
Note that all my koine greek comes from only one high school and one
college course.
@George,
Quote:comes from only one high school and one college course.
Would that be the same high school and college where US history received a thorough whitewashing, George?
@JTT,
No, but thanks for asking.
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