We&#x27;ve got one: he.<p>When it&#x27;s important that you communicate that he is male, you have to make an extra statement.<p>Otherwise he is just somebody and you don&#x27;t know what gender he is at all.  Unless someone tells you he is male, that is.<p>But if it doesn&#x27;t matter whether he is male, female, or something else -- there&#x27;s no reason to specify his gender.  Basically, we don&#x27;t really care who he is.<p>That&#x27;s why we use the generic word &quot;he&quot;.