I was thinking about this for a while- Is there a gender-neutral way of saying "el" and "ella" in Spanish-

(Sorry if I spelt the Spanish terms wrong!)

yeah, its usted, i think. or el. i know thats not really gender neutral but a lot of spanish terms go under masculine to be gender neutral

Explanation:

I've been researching and I couldn't find the  neutral word.

The closest thing is refer to him or her (él o ella) as "esa persona" (that person)

Another option is:

"Usted" but it's not appropriate for all cases.

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