Never heard any latino or latina use the word before. Not in my area, at least. We all have important issues like putting food on the table that we're concerned about. These politically motivated perversions of language and culture are problems for people who make enough money that they have the privilege of making up problems where there are none.
Same here, despise it. Told me son he couldn't join a club at school as long as they were calling themselves Latinx. It is an HR & college campus word.
Joking with my Pinoy (Filipino) relatives about Latinx, they said they would never stand to be called Filipinx. A niece said it sounds like a Dr. Seuss creature. Even though she's 14 I can only say, "out of the mouths of babes".
Don't need to wait to answer it. Spanish is a gendered language; period. Don't like it? Make up your own, like Ebonics. I am a proud Latino and always will be.
El termino latino fue empezado por los británicos en su momento al igual que la leyenda negra para ensuciar toda la cultura hispana, lo usaban para despreciar el legado Español en las Américas para encubrir sus actos despreciables y por odio entre otras razones, no hay latinos en América, el termino correcto seria llamar latinos a Españoles, Italianos, Griegos... Media Europa por así decirlo, pues el lenguaje y cultura viene del LATIN. Hispanos es el termino correcto pues es cultura Hispana.
Even Ebonics isn't made up (like synthetic languages like Esperanto, Sindarin or Klingon). Ebonics actually derives from the language spoken in the northern and western parts of Great Britain around the time of the first Queen Elizabeth and the Stuart kings.
@@faragatanfarra en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Spanish_language Read the first sentence of the first paragraph. Amazing! And yes, I speak Latin.
And there is already a rule that my Spanish teacher mentioned in high school where you can put an “e” At the end of a word for any gender neutral subject. The fact that they are trying to add X’s now plus all the words that have been made up in English and I’m sure many have been made up in Spanish and many other languages just for this one group of people. They’re basically all trying to change the way everyone communicates to each other which is creating a language barrier which is the total opposite of peace and love. Trying to forcibly change the culture of others is not peaceful at all and never has been.
@@OmniNeon900 Actually that is a made up term. In gramatically correct spanish we don't need that garbage. Latino is for male and include the whole human race. Latina is female. Also there are some conventions, for example: "las personas" is feminine but include both male, female and everyone in between.
@@happycamper9300 Agreed. And I also think it will make languages harder for people to learn by adding hundreds of new and inconsistent rules. These aren’t just little tweaks but full on overhauls to common languages.
@@OmniNeon900 What your teacher mentioned about the "e" at the end of words sounds like woke inclusive language to me. I can't think of any grammatical rule in spanish that allows that, other than ones made up by woke people.
My fiancée is Salvadorian. The last time I was in San Salvador, I asked some of her friends and family about it. To a person, they all said it was silly and unnecessary.
I think the relatives of your fiancée underestimated how Latin Americans actually feel such about that ridiculous term . It’s not just about it being silly and unnecessary, but it’s about “superior people” telling us how to speak our own language . Such term is extremely rude and offensive towards Latin Americans. Are we also supposed to say “Argentinianx”? Or “ “Colombianx”? Such word sounds very english like since in Spanish we don’t end words with “x”. Now , I don’t even understand why in the English language they use or used the Spanish word “Latino”? They should say instead “Latin” or “Hispanic”.. That would solve their ridiculous misconception that “Latino” is a male chauvinist word . People who actually speak Spanish as a native language would never find the word “Latino” offensive .
felipegoles7619 that's fair. In their defense, I was in El Salvador and think most of them hadn't heard of the term "Latinx" before. When I explained it to them, that is when I got the "silly and unnecessary " replies. They aren't from the US, so they didn't feel like it was a term is being forced onto them. I could see how you might feel resentment towards it though.
Mexican here. Out of the many, many racial slurs gringos have to insult us, none of them actually does, EXCEPT if we're called _latinx_ ~ THAT really rustle our jimmies.
MEXICANAMERICAN SOUNDS RIDICULOUS TOO , YOURE AMERICAN BORN , THEN YOURE JUST AMERICAN , WITH MEXICAN ROOTS BUT PROUDLY AMERICANS , AND NO TO LATINX , JUST LATINOS OR LATINAS
@IzoĘmeh ah ok, thanks. I know they are all "romantic" languages, but I don't know their differences, specifically between Portuguese and Spanish. I dated a Brazillian girl in Miami for a couple months and she told me that they are different enough that she sometimes had trouble communicating. That's why I was curious.
@tgoyer Between all the romance languages, the one Spanish shares more vocabulary with is Portuguese and vice-verse (let's exclude Galician because it's not very known). That said, there's something called "asymmetric intelligibility", where it's easier for a Portuguese speaker to understand what a Spanish speaker is saying than the contrary. That's caused by the longer list of phonemes Portuguese has in comparison to Spanish. As a Brazilian, I can understand basically any text in Spanish as long as they don't use too many slangs in it. For the conversations, as long as they talk a little slow it's also easy to understand them. And for the shared culture and conexion with the rest of LatAm, Brazil is indeed quite isolated, but I believe the interaction is bigger in the regions that have frontiers with other countries (South and North of Brazil) and smaller in those near the coast (Northeast and Southeast).
There are many differences, they are different languages after all. Portuguese has more phonemes (Portuguese has 9-12 vowels depending on the accent while Spanish has 5 per example), grammatical differences, vocabulary (false friends, semantic change, word usage, words from different origins etc), suffered different influences and orthography... Portuguese speakers can understand more Spanish speakers than the contrary. We can understand each other, but the more specific the topic is, smaller is the mutual intelligibility.@@tgoyer
Absolutely not! Wife’s paternal grandparents are from Nicaragua. Her Maternal grandparents are from Costa Rica. My father’s family is from Mexico. Every single one of us despise and hate that term. No one we associate that is Hispanic wants to hear that term. Yet “educated people” are forcing this term on us against our wishes. Please stop it with that term!!!! It offends us!
@@ji8044Einstein, read my post again. I said they are forcing it on us. Not forcing me to use it. There’s a huge difference. And as you would say lol regarding your reading comprehension.
@@GawLTheInsane Thats Spains original name Hispaña you dont know the history of your own country. Spaniards are still "hispano" the ORIGINAL Hispano LOL But you Latin European NOT Latin American. Spaniards dont even call themselves "Latino" or the french and italian. LAtin Americans speak latin derived language and have latin ancestry so yea Latin Americans are Latino.
I am an actual hispanic who was born, raised and lives here, in South America. I think it is the oddest most strange thing I have ever heard in a long time. It just amazes me the type of things people come up in North America and how the first people interviewed replied. It is almost like they came out of a movie where the people were brainwashed by a cult lol.
Amigo, you’ve no idea what this liberal wing in the US can come up with. It’s starts in the universities, spreads to the public schools and on to the kids. And championed and spread by their entitled suburban (generally white) parents with too much time on their hands. Así esta la cosa aquí en los ee uu. 😢
How ironic is it that in an attempt to not be offensive, they ended up creating a new racial slur? It would be funny if it wasn't so tragically stupid 🤦♂️
To my understanding, the majority of hispanics have never heard of the term and of those that have, only 2% approve. The vast majority do not and I don't blame them on the grounds that Latinx is attempting to use English Grammar on the Spanish Language. In Spanish, the "o" is actual the gender neutral. That shows that the 2% trying to make it a thing don't even know or speak Spanish.
Girl, boy, child = Nina, nino, nino Sisters, brothers, siblings= hermanas, hermanos, hermanos There are countless examples of Spanish words following this rule. Latino IS gender neutral
I'm Hispanic / Latino and I swear [To god], this 'Latinx' crap is too Much: this wokification of Language is the reason why Colleges / universities should go Broke
Latín x is the most disturbing way to make our heritage disappear…we all are very proud of our countries of origin…for us it is not offensive to Let know where we come from…
¿De donde viene la obsesión de los estadounidenses con poner a las personas en cajitas? where the obsession of the "americans" to put people in boxes come from? they even think that from México to the south we are all mexicans
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Hispana*. Latino soy yo de España, o Italianos, Rumanos... no hay latinos en America, hay Hispanos. Es un termino mal aplicado, hay bastante equivocación con el tema.
The X sound does not exist in Spanish, just like the P sound does not exist in Arabic (Palestine 😂), that's why Mexico is pronounced Me He Co in Spanish,
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It is very condescending to choose a name that cannot be pronounced in Spanish. It is as if we named Americans with a word with a strong R on purpose knowing they cannot pronounce it. I’d rather use latinequisos and latinequisas
One, why is her opinion, as a white person, less important then others? Two, SHE prefers to use it until told otherwise, so..., it's about her preference?
One: Because she is not Latina, she thinks that her opinion on how other people should speak in their own language matters less than those who do speak it. Two: There are enough cases in which the majority of Latinos have made it very clear that they consider that word to be insulting, her preferences can be whatever she wants, but then she should not complain if someone feels offended because she refers to them has Latinx, instead of Latino or Latina.
I don’t have a problem with the lgbt+ community using it to identify themselves. But don’t just assume Latinos want to be called that. I think that in the same way the lgbt+ community doesn’t want assumptions made about them when others refer to them, we also don’t want to be labeled “Latinx” by default. But I’ll call you Latinx if you want me to 😌
As a mexican latinx is like the n-word for us, like we prefer the term latino/latina or hispano/hispana or if youre talking about mexicans the term mexa
No. In Spanish, it means no. We have told you several times at this moment that we don't like it. If you really listen to minorities, you should stop using it.
Black guy here. Latino & Latina > Latinx And I’m sure the rest of the Hispanic/ Mexican community would agree, thank you for speaking out against this woke madness.
Ignorance! Latinos are the people who speak Latin Language from the Roman Empire. Example the students who were living in the Latin Quarter in Paris they spoke Latin language because was the rule for students at the Universities. 😊
Jose keep calm... Most of the "Anglo-Americans" have been lived in that ignorance for almost a century... At least there are others countries like us who knows that you're saying is true 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Technically, u are correct but we picked up Latino because we picked up Latin in Church. At one time, almost all of us were Catholic and mass was in Latin.
@@GawLTheInsane Yeah, creo que iberoamericanos se refiere a descendientes de españoles, ya que ellos son los hispanoibéricos... por la península ibérica. Hispanos sí nos referimos a todos los que somos de paises que fueron colonia de España o adquirieron el español por este pais. Si no me equivoco los filipinos también entran dentro del término hispanos. Yeah, I think iberoamerican refers to descendents from Spaniards, since they are Iberohispanics... you know, because Iberic Peninsula. Hispanics refers to all the people that comes from countries that were Spain colony or acquired the language because of Spain. If I'm not mistaken, Philipines are also Hispanic.
Just a note. it is not latino its hispanic, no one in spanish speaking America is descendant of latin culture or language, its "hispano America" not "latino America." no wonder we are all f...up
These are two term most Americans use interchangeably, when they are not. Hispanic refers to people from former Spanish colonies whereas Latin America refers to the geopolitical region (all counties in the Americas other than Canada and the US).
I dont think people understand that the masculine can include women as well. Its like saying "ones step for mankind" mankind also icludes women. Or "mans evolution" that why Woman has the word MAN at the end of woMAN. BTW I as a Latino will NOT ever use Latinx as it sounds derogatory as if Latinos are mutants (x Men) or some mystery like X files. We are not X of anything!!!!
When I hear "Latinx" it makes me think of Tinkerbell from Peter Pan. So what does Latin American Pixie Dust look like? And it does it take you to Spanish speaking Neverland where you can fight a Spanish speaking Captain Hook?
It is just another way for the woke to virtue signal... not really caring or bothering to check if the populace they are affecting even want the change or not.... Being woke is ALL about virtue signalling... not about changing one's OWN life to actually make a difference.... They want their comfort and convenience... and want everyone else to kowtow to their desires.
Have you heard someone use the term "LatinX" before?
Despise it, along with terms Hispanic and Latino, but Latinx is the worst.
Nope and I’m glad because the term “ Latinx” makes no sense!
Never heard any latino or latina use the word before. Not in my area, at least. We all have important issues like putting food on the table that we're concerned about. These politically motivated perversions of language and culture are problems for people who make enough money that they have the privilege of making up problems where there are none.
No, but I don't use "Latino" either because it's a fake identity, I'm mestizo.
To those of us who know it, it's highly offensive and borderline colonizing.
As a Mexican, I absolutely loathe that made up word.
Same here, despise it. Told me son he couldn't join a club at school as long as they were calling themselves Latinx. It is an HR & college campus word.
Same
Same it’s a made up like mansplaning
All words all made up. However, I too loathe that word.
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Made up, offensive word not accepted by anybody really.
Joking with my Pinoy (Filipino) relatives about Latinx, they said they would never stand to be called Filipinx. A niece said it sounds like a Dr. Seuss creature. Even though she's 14 I can only say, "out of the mouths of babes".
And not just cover Mexicans, but also Italians, Spanish, French, Romanians, Portuguese, South Americans etc...
Don't need to wait to answer it. Spanish is a gendered language; period. Don't like it? Make up your own, like Ebonics. I am a proud Latino and always will be.
El termino latino fue empezado por los británicos en su momento al igual que la leyenda negra para ensuciar toda la cultura hispana, lo usaban para despreciar el legado Español en las Américas para encubrir sus actos despreciables y por odio entre otras razones, no hay latinos en América, el termino correcto seria llamar latinos a Españoles, Italianos, Griegos... Media Europa por así decirlo, pues el lenguaje y cultura viene del LATIN. Hispanos es el termino correcto pues es cultura Hispana.
Even Ebonics isn't made up (like synthetic languages like Esperanto, Sindarin or Klingon). Ebonics actually derives from the language spoken in the northern and western parts of Great Britain around the time of the first Queen Elizabeth and the Stuart kings.
@@GawLTheInsane I could be wrong, but I think "Latino" is a word used in America to refer to people who come from Latin American countries.
@@faragatanfarra en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Spanish_language
Read the first sentence of the first paragraph. Amazing!
And yes, I speak Latin.
Even latino is made up and makes no sense (bc comes from Latin who are also French, Portuguese and ilatian ppl) is a way to discriminate ppl again
The word doesn’t make sense and is unnecessary for Spanish. “Latino” already covers male and female together.
And there is already a rule that my Spanish teacher mentioned in high school where you can put an “e” At the end of a word for any gender neutral subject. The fact that they are trying to add X’s now plus all the words that have been made up in English and I’m sure many have been made up in Spanish and many other languages just for this one group of people.
They’re basically all trying to change the way everyone communicates to each other which is creating a language barrier which is the total opposite of peace and love. Trying to forcibly change the culture of others is not peaceful at all and never has been.
@@OmniNeon900 Actually that is a made up term. In gramatically correct spanish we don't need that garbage. Latino is for male and include the whole human race. Latina is female. Also there are some conventions, for example: "las personas" is feminine but include both male, female and everyone in between.
@@happycamper9300 Agreed. And I also think it will make languages harder for people to learn by adding hundreds of new and inconsistent rules. These aren’t just little tweaks but full on overhauls to common languages.
@@OmniNeon900 What your teacher mentioned about the "e" at the end of words sounds like woke inclusive language to me. I can't think of any grammatical rule in spanish that allows that, other than ones made up by woke people.
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Let me be perfectly clear here: HELLL . . . TO THE NOOO!!!!!
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My fiancée is Salvadorian. The last time I was in San Salvador, I asked some of her friends and family about it. To a person, they all said it was silly and unnecessary.
I think the relatives of your fiancée underestimated how Latin Americans actually feel such about that ridiculous term . It’s not just about it being silly and unnecessary, but it’s about “superior people” telling us how to speak our own language . Such term is extremely rude and offensive towards Latin Americans. Are we also supposed to say “Argentinianx”? Or “ “Colombianx”? Such word sounds very english like since in Spanish we don’t end words with “x”. Now , I don’t even understand why in the English language they use or used the Spanish word “Latino”? They should say instead “Latin” or “Hispanic”.. That would solve their ridiculous misconception that “Latino” is a male chauvinist word . People who actually speak Spanish as a native language would never find the word “Latino” offensive .
felipegoles7619 that's fair. In their defense, I was in El Salvador and think most of them hadn't heard of the term "Latinx" before.
When I explained it to them, that is when I got the "silly and unnecessary " replies. They aren't from the US, so they didn't feel like it was a term is being forced onto them.
I could see how you might feel resentment towards it though.
Mexican here. Out of the many, many racial slurs gringos have to insult us, none of them actually does, EXCEPT if we're called _latinx_ ~ THAT really rustle our jimmies.
So gringos only use racial slurs against you? I don't think that's true, since you called them out specifically.
Exactly. Don't mess with our language.
@@maria1125more like the language of Spain 😅
I find the term "gringo" to be an insulting slur.
@@nam3ofus3r think of "gringo" like the term "newbie" or "noob" to the land..
Still a nicer word than "alien".
Mexican American. I laugh in peoples faces and say “what did you call me?!?” When I hear that ridiculous word
what are the expresion they made after you ask them? 🤣
MEXICANAMERICAN SOUNDS RIDICULOUS TOO , YOURE AMERICAN BORN , THEN YOURE JUST AMERICAN , WITH MEXICAN ROOTS BUT PROUDLY AMERICANS , AND NO TO LATINX , JUST LATINOS OR LATINAS
Brazilian here, the answer is no!
Mexicano here, the answer is no!!!
@IzoĘmeh is it still Latino/Latina in Portuguese? Honest question....
@IzoĘmeh ah ok, thanks. I know they are all "romantic" languages, but I don't know their differences, specifically between Portuguese and Spanish.
I dated a Brazillian girl in Miami for a couple months and she told me that they are different enough that she sometimes had trouble communicating. That's why I was curious.
@tgoyer Between all the romance languages, the one Spanish shares more vocabulary with is Portuguese and vice-verse (let's exclude Galician because it's not very known). That said, there's something called "asymmetric intelligibility", where it's easier for a Portuguese speaker to understand what a Spanish speaker is saying than the contrary. That's caused by the longer list of phonemes Portuguese has in comparison to Spanish.
As a Brazilian, I can understand basically any text in Spanish as long as they don't use too many slangs in it. For the conversations, as long as they talk a little slow it's also easy to understand them.
And for the shared culture and conexion with the rest of LatAm, Brazil is indeed quite isolated, but I believe the interaction is bigger in the regions that have frontiers with other countries (South and North of Brazil) and smaller in those near the coast (Northeast and Southeast).
There are many differences, they are different languages after all.
Portuguese has more phonemes (Portuguese has 9-12 vowels depending on the accent while Spanish has 5 per example), grammatical differences, vocabulary (false friends, semantic change, word usage, words from different origins etc), suffered different influences and orthography...
Portuguese speakers can understand more Spanish speakers than the contrary. We can understand each other, but the more specific the topic is, smaller is the mutual intelligibility.@@tgoyer
As a Mexican, please do not use it. We are going to make fun of you.
Oh heck NO!!! I’m Latina in Southern California and I know of No One who is for this ridiculous term that some idiots made up.
I'm sure it was made up by hysterical white women.
Hispana*
@@GawLTheInsane nope!!
I’m Hispanic…not “Hispana”
Interestingly, I just found out the Filipino/a community also has the word “Filipinx” too. No kidding.
As a Latina, no empiecen con mamadas 😂
Cierto.
@karcar818 they already started the stigma with the words LatinO LatinA Hispano. You already submitted to them.
Wth? Those liberals need to stop forcing their stupid ideas! Leave us alone!
Don’t X us out! And don’t be afraid of the O! Latino is inclusive!
Actually Latinx is very exclusive. It excludes both males and females. Is very offensive
So true! 😂
Absolutely not! Wife’s paternal grandparents are from Nicaragua. Her Maternal grandparents are from Costa Rica. My father’s family is from Mexico. Every single one of us despise and hate that term. No one we associate that is Hispanic wants to hear that term. Yet “educated people” are forcing this term on us against our wishes.
Please stop it with that term!!!! It offends us!
How are they "forcing" you to use that term? LOL
@@ji8044Einstein, read my post again. I said they are forcing it on us. Not forcing me to use it. There’s a huge difference. And as you would say lol regarding your reading comprehension.
@@ji8044 it’s a term used in corporate America. At companies I’ve worked for, I see it on websites. There’s a huge effort to push this term on society
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Abuelita said it right! Thanks for this video @prageru
As a latino from New Jersey hell to the no!
Hispano*
@@GawLTheInsane Latino. YOU real HISPANO.
@@jaypay8954 No i am native from Spain, i am Latino 100%, seems u dont understand the real meaning of latino or hispano.
@@GawLTheInsane Thats Spains original name Hispaña you dont know the history of your own country. Spaniards are still "hispano" the ORIGINAL Hispano LOL But you Latin European NOT Latin American. Spaniards dont even call themselves "Latino" or the french and italian. LAtin Americans speak latin derived language and have latin ancestry so yea Latin Americans are Latino.
Como miembro de la comunidad Latina me opongo a que se use ese término para referirse a mi comunidad
Hispana*
@@GawLTheInsane tu eres hispan@?
@@germanalfaro6342 soy latino, Hispano y Español como todos los nativos Españoles.
I am an actual hispanic who was born, raised and lives here, in South America. I think it is the oddest most strange thing I have ever heard in a long time. It just amazes me the type of things people come up in North America and how the first people interviewed replied. It is almost like they came out of a movie where the people were brainwashed by a cult lol.
Amigo, you’ve no idea what this liberal wing in the US can come up with. It’s starts in the universities, spreads to the public schools and on to the kids. And championed and spread by their entitled suburban (generally white) parents with too much time on their hands. Así esta la cosa aquí en los ee uu. 😢
How ironic is it that in an attempt to not be offensive, they ended up creating a new racial slur? It would be funny if it wasn't so tragically stupid 🤦♂️
I’m part Spanish and Republican. I really hate this word. 😤😡😠🤬
part spanish and republican? where is the country republica located?
As a latinO, I personally take it as a slur😌
Hispano*
Are you a Latino? You ever wondered where that term came from?
The words Latino and Hispanic are already slurs 🤣
@ahuman9113 The terms LatinO and hispanic are also as well 😂
Elon Musk should start a 2nd twitter platform and call it latin x. 😆😆
As long as it shares the truth [Unlike Telemundo or Univision]
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Please do more vidoes like this. Ask Latinos questions about family, god, and work, and show them that they generally lean conservative.
Argentinians are pretty woke nowadays
They started the inclusive language with the E, or at least the first time that i heard it was in Argentina
To my understanding, the majority of hispanics have never heard of the term and of those that have, only 2% approve. The vast majority do not and I don't blame them on the grounds that Latinx is attempting to use English Grammar on the Spanish Language. In Spanish, the "o" is actual the gender neutral. That shows that the 2% trying to make it a thing don't even know or speak Spanish.
I _love_ the older lady's reaction. You tell 'em!
Proud latinO here...and I say this is Bullshix 😂
Girl, boy, child = Nina, nino, nino
Sisters, brothers, siblings= hermanas, hermanos, hermanos
There are countless examples of Spanish words following this rule. Latino IS gender neutral
I thought they were talking about Linux with a Spanish language pack installed.
I'm Hispanic / Latino and I swear [To god], this 'Latinx' crap is too Much: this wokification of Language is the reason why Colleges / universities should go Broke
After reading y’all’s comments, I see I am not alone on this. Thank you all for giving me hope again.
I grew up with a mixed family i will never use that term
As a Mexican who was born in Mexico I do not want to use this word at all
You should show the video of the latinos not wanting to use the word latinx to all those others who want to use it...
Mexican here and I have no idea wtf is latinx…🤡🌎
Dominican here, you call me that, as an old school person, I will 👋💩🫵.
Moral of the story: Making up a suffix to be used in someone else’s language/culture is not INCLUSIVITY, rather, it is HEGEMONY.
2:49 sabias palabras los de la señora.
La lengua es historia y no vamos a cambiar nuestra herencia por cuatro gringos con tiempo libre.
No. Period. Screw political correctness.
No such thing as politics being “correct.” 😂
Mexican here but I truly, truly hate this horrible word.
I’m a Latina and no….I refuse to use that made up term.
God made us in his own image!
Yeah that's the point of the language alteration. To disrespect and insult the creation.
Latín x is the most disturbing way to make our heritage disappear…we all are very proud of our countries of origin…for us it is not offensive to
Let know where we come from…
¿De donde viene la obsesión de los estadounidenses con poner a las personas en cajitas?
where the obsession of the "americans" to put people in boxes come from? they even think that from México to the south we are all mexicans
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Argentinian here, absolutely not. I am Latina and we are all latinos.
Hispana*. Latino soy yo de España, o Italianos, Rumanos... no hay latinos en America, hay Hispanos. Es un termino mal aplicado, hay bastante equivocación con el tema.
The X sound does not exist in Spanish, just like the P sound does not exist in Arabic (Palestine 😂), that's why Mexico is pronounced Me He Co in Spanish,
It is very condescending to choose a name that cannot be pronounced in Spanish. It is as if we named Americans with a word with a strong R on purpose knowing they cannot pronounce it. I’d rather use latinequisos and latinequisas
One, why is her opinion, as a white person, less important then others?
Two, SHE prefers to use it until told otherwise, so..., it's about her preference?
One: Because she is not Latina, she thinks that her opinion on how other people should speak in their own language matters less than those who do speak it.
Two: There are enough cases in which the majority of Latinos have made it very clear that they consider that word to be insulting, her preferences can be whatever she wants, but then she should not complain if someone feels offended because she refers to them has Latinx, instead of Latino or Latina.
I don’t have a problem with the lgbt+ community using it to identify themselves. But don’t just assume Latinos want to be called that. I think that in the same way the lgbt+ community doesn’t want assumptions made about them when others refer to them, we also don’t want to be labeled “Latinx” by default. But I’ll call you Latinx if you want me to 😌
As a mexican latinx is like the n-word for us, like we prefer the term latino/latina or hispano/hispana or if youre talking about mexicans the term mexa
As a Hispanic, I find it to be ridiculous.
No.
In Spanish, it means no. We have told you several times at this moment that we don't like it. If you really listen to minorities, you should stop using it.
Colombian here. I hate that word. I’d never talk to a person who used it to call me. It doesn’t have any meaning in spanish. You can’t even spelling.
Absolutely NO!!
Our assistant pastor is from Guatemala. He hates the term latinx.
Black guy here.
Latino & Latina > Latinx
And I’m sure the rest of the Hispanic/ Mexican community would agree, thank you for speaking out against this woke madness.
PRAGERU!!!!!
We take their women, they take our language. They’re just mad!
Moving the goalpost is considered a fallacy in itself. If only that was common knowledge.
I have a question. What people can classify themself as latino?
If you don't know that your Latino, you ain't Latino. No one explained Latino to us. We know who we are.
It depends who you ask… but technically, anyone from the Americas except Canada and US.
Ignorance! Latinos are the people who speak Latin Language from the Roman Empire. Example the students who were living in the Latin Quarter in Paris they spoke Latin language because was the rule for students at the Universities. 😊
Jose keep calm... Most of the "Anglo-Americans" have been lived in that ignorance for almost a century... At least there are others countries like us who knows that you're saying is true 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Technically, u are correct but we picked up Latino because we picked up Latin in Church. At one time, almost all of us were Catholic and mass was in Latin.
Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, Romanian, Romanch, etc. can be called *Modern Latin.*
This is awesome.
The first person interviewed reminds me of Peter Griffin, idk why
What's wrong with "Latin American"? It's been around since long before the trendy politics of today.
Should We Use the Term “Latinx”? No, thank you.
0:19 Did she say, "well, I'm a wide person, so I know my opinion is less important than other people's."?
She said "white person".
Does she know lots of Latinos are "white"
But she could have said that as well 😂
We are IBEROAMERCANS from the Bravo River trough the Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego.
Hispanos es el termino correcto. Aunque creo que tampoco está mal dicho el iberoamericano.
@@GawLTheInsane Yeah, creo que iberoamericanos se refiere a descendientes de españoles, ya que ellos son los hispanoibéricos... por la península ibérica.
Hispanos sí nos referimos a todos los que somos de paises que fueron colonia de España o adquirieron el español por este pais. Si no me equivoco los filipinos también entran dentro del término hispanos.
Yeah, I think iberoamerican refers to descendents from Spaniards, since they are Iberohispanics... you know, because Iberic Peninsula. Hispanics refers to all the people that comes from countries that were Spain colony or acquired the language because of Spain. If I'm not mistaken, Philipines are also Hispanic.
The blond kid speaks pretty good Spanish. That's cultural appropriation, I'm surprised none of those beautiful latinx women shamed him for it.
🤣
That guy IS Latino not sure how you couldn't tell because he 100% fluent lol.
Ever heard of blonde latinos?
Ecuadorian here, absolutely not, not even latine.
Latino and Latina are Spanish words. Latinx is not.
Hispanic iberico American 🫶👌👌👌👌👌👍
El término suena simplemente ridículo.
Can’t stand this term! I recently went to Berkeley and saw a poster for “Pilipinx studies” referring to Filipinos 🤦🏻♂️
You never know what insanity will hit Berserkley.
What I don’t know which is more ridiculous Latinx or Pilipinx. What is in the water in California?…
In Spanish, the X is pronounced like the H in English, so if we don't pronounce it "Latinh", we're imposing our culture on them.
A word that ends in (o) used in the correct context is already inconclusive of both female and male in the spanish language.
Will never call myself Latinx
Just a note. it is not latino its hispanic, no one in spanish speaking America is descendant of latin culture or language, its "hispano America" not "latino America." no wonder we are all f...up
These are two term most Americans use interchangeably, when they are not. Hispanic refers to people from former Spanish colonies whereas Latin America refers to the geopolitical region (all counties in the Americas other than Canada and the US).
I dont think people understand that the masculine can include women as well. Its like saying "ones step for mankind" mankind also icludes women. Or "mans evolution" that why Woman has the word MAN at the end of woMAN. BTW I as a Latino will NOT ever use Latinx as it sounds derogatory as if Latinos are mutants (x Men) or some mystery like X files. We are not X of anything!!!!
Im from Latin America not from Latinx America wtf
When I hear "Latinx" it makes me think of Tinkerbell from Peter Pan. So what does Latin American Pixie Dust look like? And it does it take you to Spanish speaking Neverland where you can fight a Spanish speaking Captain Hook?
As that old Michael Jordan audio said "STOP, get some help..." RIDICULOUS
There is a gender neutral word already- it's called 'Latin American'
No.
Absolutely
*NOT*
I hate that word 🤬. Stop trying to change words woke people.
1:36 Lo escuchó pero como meme. Real represetation!!!!
It is cool to see them reaching out to the Spanish speaking community in the U.S.
Leave it to the gringos to tell us latinos how to feel about our language.
It is just another way for the woke to virtue signal... not really caring or bothering to check if the populace they are affecting even want the change or not.... Being woke is ALL about virtue signalling... not about changing one's OWN life to actually make a difference.... They want their comfort and convenience... and want everyone else to kowtow to their desires.
How do they know about the term, but don't know that we hate it? It doesn't make sense at all.
Just shared this with my Spanish-speaking gaming guild for them to mock. >:D
2:40-2:59 i 100% agree with this beautiful lady!
It's so offensive
NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just call them Americans (North America, Central America, South America); All Americans.
Only if they have superpowers! 🎉
I am Half Mexican, Half Filipino.
I don't ever want to be called Latin X, it sounds like a experiment.