sentences:  Many adjectives have identical feminine and masculine forms, so they are effectively gender-neutral when used without articles as job titles (, ) and in many other contexts; slashes are often applied to articles (, the customer).There are full sets of masculine and feminine pronouns and articles (with some coincidences) and some traces of neuter; adjectives are declined, even if many remain the same, and adjective declension is also used in the many verbal tenses involving the past participle.The masculine gender is the default, and most correct form, for isolated adjectives and pronouns, for mixed-gender groups and for generic usage.