sentences:  Many feminists prefer to say / (male professors and female professors) and to write / .Russian intrinsically shares many of the same non-gender-neutral characteristics with other European languages.Certain words are understood to refer to either men or women regardless of their grammatical gender, such as (, "human"; grammatically masculine), as opposed to (, "man"; masculine with respect to agreement, but morphologically feminine) and (, "woman"; feminine), and are in fact traditionally used in cases where gender-specific terms would be used in English.