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Can %s be used with GENDER in this context? More specifically, I'd like to use {{GENDER:%s|de(n) %s|d'%s}}, as in Luxembourgish you have to put gendered definite articles in front of names (including usernames). Bonus question: How can I tell in general whether a username parameter can be used with GENDER in a given message? ---- **Message URL**: https://translatewiki.net/w/i.php?title=Special:Translate&showMessage=wikipedia-android-strings-recommended_reading_list_page_subtitle_made_for&group=out-wikimedia-mobile-wikipedia-android-strings&language=lb

Can %s be used with GENDER in this context? More specifically, I'd like to use `{{GENDER:%s|de(n) %s|d'%s}}`, as in Luxembourgish you have to put gendered definite articles in front of names (including usernames). Bonus question: How can I tell in general whether a username parameter can be used with GENDER in a given message? ---- **Message URL**: https://translatewiki.net/w/i.php?title=Special:Translate&showMessage=wikipedia-android-strings-recommended_reading_list_page_subtitle_made_for&group=out-wikimedia-mobile-wikipedia-android-strings&language=lb

Can %s be used with GENDER in this context? More specifically, I'd like to use `{{GENDER:%s|de(n) %s|d'%s}}`, as in Luxembourgish you have to put gendered definite articles in front of names (including usernames). Bonus question: How can I tell in general whether a username parameter can be used with GENDER in a given message? ---- **Message URL**: https://translatewiki.net/w/i.php?title=Special:Translate&showMessage=wikipedia-android-strings-recommended_reading_list_page_subtitle_made_for&group=out-wikimedia-mobile-wikipedia-android-strings&language=lb