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Old March 15, 2010, 03:03 PM
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Feminism aside, "la juez" or "la jueza" both sound good to me as natural refinements in a living language.
I agree with you in that. nothing to do with feminism, just as a logical step.

Although this would give ways to stuff like:

La rana, el rano etc...

Difficult, but logical in a structure like Spanish has.
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