French language starting to change to gender neutral

Supposed to but the g isn’t silent round my way :wink: but having said that most of us put a g on the end of cent anyway (just like in the advert “pas de stress, y’a point S”) :rofl: so then they do sound the same.
We always have a problem in the tabac with people from further North/ not from the south, with Drum Blanc and Drum Blond; when they ask for the Blanc, we hear Blond, and just smile at their pronunciation of the Drum Blond Blanc.
Now I do pronounce the t at the end of août, but and some others, BIL always pronounces the t at the end of juillet too, but one particular bizzarity in Carmaux is a few people pronouncing t at the end of vingt, it’s not very common but we regularly hear it, the rest of us just pronounce the g, and those not from the south only pronounce half of everyword anyway… :rofl::rofl::rofl:

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