Other than the gendered word usage in the original meme, I’m glad English doesn’t have a huge amount of gendered words (glares in the direction of Spanish).

We unfortunately make up for this though with strict word ordering. Don’t really have to conjugate and mess with gendered articles, but I can see why it’s difficult for non-native English learners to get confused. Especially when even adjective types have their own word order. To native English speakers, if the order of any of this is not correct it won’t sound right, but may have a difficult time explaining why it doesn’t sound right.

Adjective type order rules are the best-kept secret in English, I was literally never taught this and I’ve got a degree in technical communications. XD

(1 Opinion. 2 Size. 3 Shape or physical property. 4 Age. 5 Color. 6 Origin. 7 Material. 8 Qualifier/Purpose)

Big bad wolf.

Ablaut reduplication trumps adjective order