"Imbecil": RAE's hard response to inclusive language – ElSol.com.ar – Diario de Mendoza, Argentina

The Royal Spanish Academy (RAE) again responded to a user who, via Twitter, had asked him a grammatical question about inclusive language.

This is the @verderosas profile that used the social network to record the following:

"Hello @RAEinforma, I have a dilemma.Today, talk about the worst is that there is nothing @JPG_Music.I realized that I can say that a strap is black, but not that it is brown, why are we discriminating against each other?

Hi @RAEinformaI have a dilemma Today, talking to my worst is nothing @JPG_Music I realized that I can say that a strap is black, but not that she is brown. Because? Are we discriminating against brownies? Thank you for your attention.

– Betibú (@verdesrosas) February 20, 2019

The text generated a quick response from the entity, which said:

#RAEconsults There are adjectives of two endings, such as "red, -ja", "yellow, -lla" or "ready, -ta", and others of a single ending, valid for the masculine and the feminine, such as "brown", "blue" or "imbecile".

– RAE (@RAEinforma) February 20, 2019

"There are adjectives of two endings, such as" red, -ja "," yellow, -lla "or" listo, -ta ", and others of a single ending, valid for the masculine and the feminine, like "brown," "blue," or "fool."

Remember that the RAE usually responds to the user's lexical concerns, solving daily doubts as before, when it defined whether the correct statement was "heat" or "heat".