RAE's ironic and viral response to an inclusive language query

The RAE generally responds to the grammatical concerns of Twitter users, but this time, surprised by its ingenious explanation.

The Royal Spanish Academy (RAE) has a Twitter account. Indeed, with over 1 million 300 subscribers on the social network, they tend to answer questions that many users ask them.

In fact, this is not the first time an Academy response has become viral. At the time, the same thing happened when he presented the dictionary update, which included the words "Selfi", "even", "sororidad" and "viralizar".

Yesterday, the user of Twitter @ Betibú sent the following tweet: "Hello @RAEinforma, I have a dilemma.Today, talk about 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? Thanks for your attention.?

Before this request, the Royal Academy answered: "There are adjectives of two endings, such as" red, -ja "," yellow, -lla "or" listo, -ta ", and others. a single ending, valid for the for the feminine, as "brown", "blue" or "imbecile".

The response sparked a strong emotion on the social network, where users applauded the ruse of the Royal Academy of Spain and were surprised by the use of the word "fool".

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