Today my French teacher was explaining a grammatical point about the verb "to like" and pronouns. This is a little complicated, but stay with me. There're three ways to say "it" in French: le, la, and ça. Usually when you're making a pronoun, you use le and la. He said to us that you can say, "I like her" or "I like him," but you cannot use le and la for "it." You just repeat the phrase: "Do you like miso ramen?" "Yes, I like miso ramen." You can't say, "Yes, I like it."

When someone pointed out there's still ça, he said, "Oh, but we only use that for sex:" "Do you like it, you slut?" "Yeah, I like it." They fucking destroyed an entire construction just because of sex. Now everyone is forced to repeat the entire direct object since sex ruined it. Fucking French people.