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Using "he" or "she" instead of someone's name isn't inherently rude, but context matters. If the person is present and you frequently refer to them without using their name, it might come off as dismissive or impersonal. However, in many situations, using pronouns is perfectly acceptable and can help streamline conversation. It's always best to be mindful of the preferences of those you're speaking about.

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