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00:00Kids, we know that nouns are naming words used to name persons
00:06animals birds places things and
00:10feelings
00:11We also learned so many types of nouns
00:15Now we are going to learn about genders
00:21Every noun indicates that whether the person
00:25Animal or thing we are talking about is a male a female or none of them
00:39My friend's name is Olivia
00:43Now, can you judge from the name whether the friend is a boy or a girl?
00:50Yes, you can judge that it is a girl
00:55And my other friend's name is John
00:59Now can you judge from the name whether the friend is a boy or a girl?
01:05Yes
01:07We can judge that John must be a boy
01:11So the friend is male
01:13So we have different naming words for males and females
01:18The waiter is serving food. What does the word waiter?
01:24Represent a male or a female
01:28Waiter represents a male
01:32The waitress is serving food
01:35what does the word waitress represent a male or a female a
01:43female
01:45Waitress is a naming word that represents feminine gender
01:51So every naming word indicates gender
01:56Now, let's have some examples of masculine and feminine naming words
02:05Here we have some words
02:07let's differentiate masculine naming words on the left side and
02:13Feminine naming words on the right side
02:16father
02:18Which gender does it indicate?
02:22Masculine gender boy
02:25Which gender does it indicate?
02:29Masculine gender peahen which gender does it indicate?
02:37Feminine gender girl
02:40Feminine gender mother
02:44Feminine gender dog
02:47Masculine gender grandfather
02:51Masculine gender grandmother feminine gender made
02:59Feminine gender
03:01So this way we have different naming words for masculine and feminine genders
03:08now, let's have some examples of masculine and
03:12feminine naming words
03:15Prince
03:17Princess prince is masculine. Whereas princess is feminine
03:25Lion lioness
03:30Actor actress
03:33Emperor Empress
03:37Kids you can see that we have made feminine words by adding
03:43SS to masculine words
03:46to some words we add ESS in
03:51Some words the spellings of masculine and feminine gender are totally different
03:58for example
04:00husband wife
04:03Boy girl
04:06peacock peahen
04:08horse
04:10mare
04:12Let's see some more examples
04:15brother
04:17sister mother father
04:21Grandfather grandmother
04:25groom bride
04:27boy
04:29girl
04:30billy goat
04:32nanny goat
04:34cock sparrow hen sparrow colt
04:38filly
04:40count
04:41contest nephew niece host hostess him her
04:49hero
04:51heroine he goat she goat
04:55headmaster headmistress
04:58grandfather grandmother
05:02gentleman lady
05:05Emperor Empress
05:09Postman postwoman
05:11priest priestess
05:13boy child
05:15girl child
05:17lion
05:19lioness
05:21king queen
05:24waiter
05:26waitress
05:28Tiger tigress steward
05:32stewardess
05:34Genders can be further classified into common genders
05:38neuter genders
05:40feminine genders and masculine genders
05:44We will learn all types of genders in our next assignment