What is the best way to make the same survey for Male and Female or is there an option for that?

I mean:
When a Female fills the survey she will be asked in a female manner - "She".
When a Male fills the survey he will be asked in a Male manner "He".

This question is asked and answered so many times here
and of course answered in the manual.
www.limesurvey.org/manual/Expression_Man...7BMrs.7D_Smith....22

Thanks.
I think I have found what I'm looking for (correct me if I'm wrong).

www.limesurvey.org/forum/design-issues/1...type-question/143611

So when I have questions with different genders like this:
As a woman, you think you are beautiful?

I use this code in the question if it's a male that is filling the question?
"As a {if(gender==1,'man')}, you think you are beautiful?"

In other languages that are not English when a woman/man opens a door it's not the same.
"opens" had 2 translations, one for male and one for female.
So depending on the subject I can choose what the user will see if he is a male /female?

Hi, ymca,
yes, that's it.
As far as possible use the micro-tailoring, e.g."Dear {if(gender=='M','Mr.','Mrs.')} Smith, ..."

I use this code in the question if it's a male that is filling the question?
"As a {if(gender==1,'man')}, you think you are beautiful?"

To remark: In this example I provided, gender was asked in a normal single punch question with codes "1=male", 2=female".
If your question is of type "gender" the codes are "M" and "F".

What do you ask if it is a woman? You have to complete the "if" structure. (see above)

Well, English is rather easy. Other languages may be more interesting.
But nevertheless you can include the whole question text in the "if" structure, like:
{if(gender=="M","What would a[ color=#ff0000]man[/color] think about his hat, if he saw it in a mirror?","What would a woman think about her hat, if she saw it in a mirror?"
Micro-tailoring is very mighty.

Best regards
Joffm