If I say: "Your manager is good.", it's neutral. You can't figure out if I'm talking about a man or a woman without something additional.

In Romanian, and I guess in most Latin languages, no such luck. Except for a handful of neologisms, everything clearly mentions the gender, for better of for worse.

The direct translation in Romanian: "Managerul tău e bun" is masculine (both the noun and the adjective make that obvious).

The whole neutral gender movement in English sounds kind of funny for us... we could try to do it Romanian but it would be like lobotomizing the language.