Gender-Specific Nouns (Part 2) – Expand Your English Vocabulary!

Learn essential gender-specific nouns to improve your English vocabulary. Understand the differences and use them correctly in conversations.

In this video, we explore 4 gender-specific nouns that are commonly used in English to differentiate male and female roles.

• 'Waiter' and 'Waitress' refer to male and female individuals serving food or drinks in a restaurant. 
• 'Prince' and 'Princess' denote a male and female royal, respectively. While the prince looks handsome, the princess blinks and smiles gracefully.
• 'Hero' and 'Heroine' are used to describe male and female protagonists in a story or real life. The hero flexes his biceps to show strength, while the heroine confidently places her hands on her hips.
• 'Steward' and 'Stewardess' are terms for male and female flight attendants. The steward demonstrates safety procedures, such as showing emergency exits, while the stewardess shows how to use an oxygen mask.

Familiarize yourself with these gender-specific nouns to enhance your English vocabulary and speak more confidently!