While many languages use grammatical gender to classify nouns, some languages do not. Here are a few examples:
Languages Without Grammatical Gender:
- Chinese: Chinese does not have grammatical gender, so nouns are not categorized as masculine, feminine, or neuter.
- Japanese: Similar to Chinese, Japanese lacks grammatical gender.
- Turkish: Turkish also does not assign grammatical gender to nouns.
- Vietnamese: Vietnamese does not use grammatical gender for nouns.
These languages use other grammatical features, such as word order or particles, to convey relationships between words in a sentence.
