Is there any case where nuestra/nuestro are used to indicate the speaker's gender, not only the noun they describe? I was under the assumption that nuestro and nuestra were used to indicate the gender of the speaker, as it is with ellos and ellas, nosotros and nosotras, and so on. I noticed, while using a Spanish learning application, that I was given an incorrect response when answering the question with nuestro/nuestra being used to indicate the speakers, such as:
"We (female) were walking our dog (masculine)." [QUIZ]
- "Nosotras caminábamos a nuestra perro" [INCORRECT]
- "Nosotras caminábamos a nuestro perro" [CORRECT]