I got curious after reading this, and had a mess around in a translator with various words used to address ladies in different languages.
For french at least, “Woman” turned into “Wife”, but “Females” stayed the same. Assuming the translator I used is any good, I can see there why a french speaker would call a lady “Female” instead of “Woman”
I got curious after reading this, and had a mess around in a translator with various words used to address ladies in different languages.
For french at least, “Woman” turned into “Wife”, but “Females” stayed the same. Assuming the translator I used is any good, I can see there why a french speaker would call a lady “Female” instead of “Woman”
Same in Dutch and I believe German as well.
In german “Frau” can translate to woman or wife
Wait, why would you try to translate “femelle” instead of “femme” from french to English?
Am I missing something?
Femme is woman, not female