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I am reasonably fluent with English and can express arbitrary thoughts by using it. However, when speaking fast, I often use the wrong pronoun (from "he" or "she"). I am also aware of "they", which I have not misused it thus far.

I have no problem understanding the difference between "he" and "she". I do not make the mistake when I have time, or when I write. The probable reason for the problem is that Finnish, my native language, has only one gender-neutral word "hän", not separate words for males and females.

How do I learn to not make this mistake anymore?

I am reasonably fluent with English and can express arbitrary thoughts by using it. However, when speaking fast, I often use the wrong pronoun (from "he" or "she"). I am also aware of "they", which I have not misused it thus far.

I have no problem understanding the difference between "he" and "she". I do not make the mistake when I have time, or when I write. The probable reason for the problem is that Finnish, my native language, has only one gender-neutral word "hän", not separate words for males and females.

How do I learn to not make this mistake anymore?

I am reasonably fluent with English and can express arbitrary thoughts by using it. However, when speaking fast, I often use the wrong pronoun (from "he" or "she"). I am also aware of "they", which I have not misused thus far.

I have no problem understanding the difference between "he" and "she". I do not make the mistake when I have time, or when I write. The probable reason for the problem is that Finnish, my native language, has only one gender-neutral word "hän", not separate words for males and females.

How do I learn to not make this mistake anymore?

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Using he/she when speaking quickly

I am reasonably fluent with English and can express arbitrary thoughts by using it. However, when speaking fast, I often use the wrong pronoun (from "he" or "she"). I am also aware of "they", which I have not misused it thus far.

I have no problem understanding the difference between "he" and "she". I do not make the mistake when I have time, or when I write. The probable reason for the problem is that Finnish, my native language, has only one gender-neutral word "hän", not separate words for males and females.

How do I learn to not make this mistake anymore?