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When my daughters started learning english, they learned about he and she and found quite odd that there was a "third gender", it, for neutral. Funny how we have different perspectives on different languages.
I don't know about each language, but all roman langages (french, spanish, italian, catalan, romanian and portuguese) do have genders.