Warp wrote:
>   (Curiously, I have never read or heard any theory about why this is the
> case in Finnish, even though most other languages do have gender-specific
> pronouns, and more over often lack a neutral third-person pronoun.)

	It's not that rare. Turkish doesn't (which, I believe, is also Altaic).

	There was another language - can't remember which.

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