English language has no neutral singular third person pronoun

Actually, we do have one, but many feel uncomfortable using it, yours truly included.

PhilipActually, we do have one, but many feel uncomfortable using it, yours truly included.

Hi Philip,
Does yours truly included mean including myself?

And what is that pronoun? Would you please tell me?

Jackson6612

PhilipActually, we do have one, but many feel uncomfortable using it, yours truly included.

Hi Philip,
Does yours truly included mean including myself? Yes

And what is that pronoun? Would you please tell me? I already have: one

Thank you.

There's also "they", but some people and editors don't accept it yet, especially in formal writing.
Search for "singular they".

PhilipActually, we do have one, but many feel uncomfortable using it, yours truly included.

"One" is the impersonal pronoun, or should be although some people use it to refer to themselves. What I'm sure Jackson is referring to is when the *** of the antecedent is unknown. "One" cannot be used in such a case. For example: 'Once the freefal

HuevosFor example: 'Once the freefall skydiver jumps from the aircraft "he" will experience 1 g of acceleration giving "him" the sensation of complete weightlessness'.

Just because that's a skydiver. But if an unexperienced nurse jumps, she'll fall down like a rock... Splat!

KooyeenJust because that's a skydiver. But if an unexperienced nurse jumps, she'll fall down like a rock... Splat!

Chauvinist!!!

Do you mean a third person neuter pronoun? That would be it.

JJM

AnonymousDo you mean a third person neuter pronoun?  That would be it.

JJM

JJM, I don't think it can be.