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3:31Now PlayingAn English teacher tries to teach the 62 new gender pronouns to a class of foreign, non-English speaking students. Subscribe for more funny videos every week!
As gender identities get more complex, people are picking their own preferred gender pronouns. How do you explain the 63 new pronouns to a class of non-native English speakers? In this sketch, an ESL (English as a Second Language) Teacher tries to do just that to a classroom of students from other countries.
There's a lot to cover - from a list of genders to trans pronouns to gender neutral pronouns to people's own preferred gender pronouns. And how do you pronounce xe or ze, anyway?
What do you think - and what's your preferred pronoun - he, she, they, it, ze, xe, xi, or another one? Let us know in the comments and subscribe for new videos every week.
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Teacher: Shelly Shenoy
Farhad: Gary Lee Mahmoud
Luis: Lou Perez
Yuki: Becky Yamamoto
Students: Calvin Tran, Saima Huq, Daniel Folla
Director: Greg Burke
Editor: Greg Burke
Writer: Lou Perez
DP: Kevin Jacobsen
AC: Barbara Barton
Sound: Fernando Castillo
PA: Luke Spallino
HMU: Jenny Diaz
Executive Producers: Maurice Black, Lou Perez, Erin O’Connor, & Rob Pfaltzgraff
Creative Director: Erin O'Connor
Head Writer: Lou Perez
Creative Producer, Marketing: Lana Link
Marketing: Toby Muresianu
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