(en)(blog) genus fix wrong german example (missed that in the first round of proof reading)

locale/en/blog/genus.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ But often the distinction is masculine-feminine or masculine-feminine-neuter –
 might be arbitrary when it comes to inanimate nouns.
 For instance, in German many nouns describing gender are congruent with their genus, e.g. “die Frau” and “der Mann” (“woman” and “man”), 
 but for most objects, the assignment to a grammatical category is more or less arbitrary, e.g.
-“der Schlüssel” (“the key” – masc.), “die Löffel” (“the spoon” – fem.), “das Auto” (“the car” – neuter).
+“der Schlüssel” (“the key” – masc.), “die Tür” (“the door” – fem.), “das Auto” (“the car” – neuter).
 
 So with that in mind… When writing articles in English, I often find myself having to quantify the word “gender”
 with “grammatical” or to rephrase a sentence in order to make it clear which concept I'm talking about –