sentences:  This is a non-standard solution for how to economically express a position of gender quality in one German word, with an expression that would otherwise require three words, and is not accepted by the Duden, but has achieved a certain level of penetration among some circles in Germany.Opponents of such modification consider the capitalized "I" in the middle of a word to be a corruption of the language.It is also not clear which gender declension the form is to be used with; sometimes all adjectival endings are likewise capitalized, such as for "each person" instead of (each grammatically female) or (each grammatically male).