The most common pronouns in the English language are “he,” “she,” and “they.” Some people do not use any pronouns and are addressed only by their name. For instance, if you found a wallet on the bus, you might say, “Oh no! Someone left their wallet! I need to get it back to them.” What are pronouns?Ī pronoun is a word that is typically used instead of a noun, like a name. This document serves as a brief explainer/guideline for the practice, and you can read more about the different aspects in the subsections below.
It also communicates to others how they want to be addressed in a clear, unambiguous fashion.
Frequently Asked Questions about Pronouns in Bureau Email Signaturesĭeveloped by the City of Portland DEEP Queer Alliance Affinity Group Leadership - May 2023 Why do people list their pronouns?īroadly, people include pronouns in their email signature, or as part of their name/ID in things like Zoom and Teams, to promote gender equity and gender inclusion in the workplace and our community.
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