Not exactly.

I've never heard a native speaker mixed up "he" and "she". Simple, they are very sensitive to this and tense. Mixing up these words would completely mess up the intended message and give the listeners wrong ideas. Probably more and more people would say "less people", but they'll never get confused by "he" and "she", not even in their sleep.

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• She might have mixed up people in real life, -hammerheadshark- ♀ (287 bytes) () 07/17/2014 postreply 20:07:51

• Thank you. That is very sweet. -hammerheadshark- ♀ (177 bytes) () 07/18/2014 postreply 19:27:12

• I heard it once. The guy (my co-worker, a "WASP") just had a da -好学又好问- ♀ (139 bytes) () 07/18/2014 postreply 06:20:31

• you are right. -sure- ♀ (90 bytes) () 07/18/2014 postreply 14:57:39