¿La palabra «Cariño» siempre se usa en masculino para ambos géneros?
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@NataliaV30 es para ambos géneros.
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- Spanish (Spain)
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Así es. También "mi cielo" o "mi vida", tantas veces usadas como expresiones románticas.
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