Suchergebnisse

Learning to sign -- Alphabet and numbers -- Home, family, and pets -- School -- Days of the week -- Colors -- Feelings -- Favorite foods -- Sports and hobbies -- Musical instruments -- Transportation and travel -- Animals -- Clothing -- Senses -- Holidays and religions -- Doctor's office and health -- Nature, weather, and seasons -- Practical words and question words -- Linking words -- Making sentences

Abstract. The present article explores the use of grammatical forms in job advertisements published over the
past 60 years (1958, 1978, 1998 and 2018). A historical
examination of the use of gender forms in employment
is based on analysis of job advertisements published
in the Slovenian language, and the particular socioeconomic context. The results show that the frequency
of use of the masculine, feminine and neutral forms
has not drastically altered over the decades. In general,
feminine and neutral forms were used less frequently,
and the masculine grammatical form consistently dominates. In 2018, the latter was seemingly 'neutralised' by
adding the abbreviation M/F