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<p>I know that there are obviously gendered words like husband-wife like in English. But can you also say moms or dads or parents or spouse? How about the word marriage. I don't know which language it was but someone said marriage was male+female+together, but easily changable to same gender, but omitting gender is a nope. For those languages that have a gender finger/placement can those be changed, perhaps maybe exclusive to LGBTQ+?</p> 
<p>What I meant by understand and accepted as normal, not about tolerance, it's about the vocabulary itself. For example in English, saying partner, parent, sibling, spouse it's standard and acceptable as a whole. On the contrary, saying auncle for combined aunt/uncle or go too roundabout saying parent's sibling's spouse, this is not the acceptable standard as a whole, people wouldn't understand or really wonder why gender is omitted, this is more exclusive to the LGBTQ+.. 
<p>Which sign languages would you say are the most gender neutral and same sex accepting? With some examples please? Also would it be commonly understood/accepted as a whole or more exclusive to the LGBTQ+ community?</p> 
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