Metrix Cube it’s called Spanish because it’s under a Spanish language. Mostly known as castellano. Different country’s in the America’s would have slightly different Spanish. Depending on the region of Spain their settlers were from.
@@irreligiousidiot3541It's true this shit comes right out of American liberal arts programs. Latin-based languages are gendered in almost every way. Latin is its root and is designed around declensions. Removing gender from the language is impossible thousands of object are gendered you would have to make an entirely new language that would be unrecognizable. Look it up
You are not a Latino. You come from what the European Latins, French, Portuguese and Spaniards, called Latin America and you are a Latin American by geography only.
@@renatomacchi2195 Latino and Latin are not the same in the English language. The first one is short for Latin American while the other refers to the Romance-speaking people from Europe.
As a person from Latin America. I need to say: The World "Latinx" is grammatically incorrect; On English, there is not a gender use like in Spanish. You don't use "Mexicanx" to refer to someone from Mexico, you use "Mexican". This is why the term "Latin" is the correct one. Not Latino, or Latina (Demonyms from Spanish) If someone wants to learn proper English, this is the correct term. (in Grammarly, a grammar application it says so.) Also, a Latin may be from Europe or the Americas. You may use "Latin-American" for the ones from the Americas and "Latin-European" for the people from Spain, Italy, Portugal, France, and Romania. If someone that barely speak English with some grammatical errors, need to explain that, something is wrong with society.
@@renatomacchi2195 I was checking his wikipage. It say anything about him being mexican. We was actually An American. he is more a Chicano. Which are people who knows little about Mexico. These people are more Americans.
My opinion... Stop trying to accommodate to others. It is impossible to please everyone. Changing a language is beyond ridiculous. I am embarrassed by people that try to appease others and do not have a backbone and stand up for their own culture or religion.
What pisses me off about this whole ideology of Latinx, besides erasing an integral part of the basic structure of the language, is that y'all are even trying to use "le" as an alternative to el and ella. Le already has a use in Spanish, and using it incorrectly takes away from the language. It's also "the" in French. So you're asking to be referred to as a "the," which is dehumanizing. Saying Latino is NOT erasing a non-binary person's identity, it's just how our language is structured, when we address our people as Latinos we are not using it under some sexist agenda. It does not make you male because of the -o. Fucking come on. We'd have to change our entire lexicon, and nothing would make sense. Lx cilla. Lx manzana. Le caballo. You are mocking your own culture. Learn Spanish.
I completely agree with you I think is ridiculous that they are trying to change the language I think is just plain and simple if you identify your self and she(ella) he (el) just use that plain and simple that’s it, why change the hole language
I hate the term latinx because it sounds really weird and even being latina, I didn't use that nor did any other of my latino friends. We use latin@ written and just say it according to who you are speaking to. It's also more commonly used, at least from what I have seen to use @ almost as an stablished norm among Hispanics.
Que latino dice latinx, primero casi no nos referimos a nosotros mismos como latinos, y segundo lo pronuncian LATINEX?? eso nisiquiera es español, es en ingles, si alguien que habla español lee diria latinx como el gringo ese o latinequis, y tercero ni que fuera el unico termino de genero masculino que tenemos, si quisieramos cambiar todos hablaríamos en ingles y ya los géneros de las cosas es una característica del español y capaz esta mal pero suena ridículo eso.
The term "latinx" is an english word used because english speakers seem to have a hard time grasping that words are gendered in Spanish and in the majority of other languages. I've never actually seen the term "latinx" used by people actually living in Spain and Latin America.
Second point. My ex-girlfriend is Brazilian, and I also lived in Spain for three years, and I can tell you that almost no Brazilian refers to themselves as Latino (opting instead for Brazilian) and no Spaniard refers to themselves as Hispanic (opting for either Spanish or Spaniard). Then what is the difference between Latino and Hispanic? I understand Latino, someone from Latin America. But if someone who is Latino is born and raised in the USA and doesn't speak Spanish then are they Hispanic? If they are then the two terms are interchangeable and mean the same thing since Brazilians really don't call themselves Latino. If they're not (meaning it only refers to Spanish speakers) then Spanish speaking people from Philippines, Morocco and Equatorial Guinea are Hispanic, as well as nonnative Spanish people who learned the language and now speak it fluently.
As you saw in the video, being Latino is for a geographical location, and in that case you can say American of Latin American (xx country) descendance. And no, addressing yourself as Hispanic if you don't speak Spanish is not right. And yes, people from Equatorial Guinea are Hispanics because they speak Spanish as a result of the conquers
1.-Most people I hear referring to Latin or Hispanic people as "Spanish" are third and fourth generation Latin-Americans. 2.-I have yet to meet a non US born native speaker of Spanish who doesn't think of "Latinx" as ridiculous. Even those who want to use a gender neutral term use "Latin@" or "Latine" for this purpose. 3.-The geographic vs linguistic explanation for Latin vs Hispanic is wrong. Both are geographic. Latin refers to people from former colonies of Spain and Portugal. Hispanic refers to the former Spanish colonies in the Americas. As far as I know "Hispanic" is not applied to (or claimed by) people from Spain, Equatorial Guinea, or the small Philippine minority who speak Spanish nor is "Latin" or "Latin American" applied to the Québécois.
Good stuff! I'm both Latino and Hispanic (aware of the distinction made plus other identification criteria used by others), but had never heard of "LATINX." When did that begin to be used?
RaphnelV My guess would be this year. I've gone my whole entire life and never once heard that word up until this year. These fucking dipshit liberal SJWs want to change a language that's hundreds of years old because it's not "inclusive" enough and it might offend someone with very fragile eggshell like self esteem.
Dr. Mantis Toboggan, MD lol they also complain about it being a "male word" but they don't mention "las personas" or "la humanidad" which are in fact neutral words.
@@LexusFox it’s being used here in the US. I suppose the intent is inclusion, which is fine. I simply find it unnecessary. Why don’t we use the X for any other group? Why not WhiteX, or BlaX, CaucasiaX, etc? If the issue was to avoid gendering Latino/Latina, we could just drop the “a” or the “o” at the end, and say “Latin-American.”
I am Romanian and I find the term latinx offensive because -1.Ancient latins was founders of Rome 2.Latins can also mean all white Romance speaking people including Spanish, Catalans,Portuguese, French,Italians,Romanian ,Brazilian etc.
I find the use of latino without the -american part inacurated and a bit ignorant. Latin Americans have been always called Hispanoamericanos in Spain and their own countries, never just Hispanos. When the Latino thing became fashionable, they were also called Latinoamericanos, never jsut Latino. Both Hispano (Hispanic) and Latino were used only in Europeans Just like blacks in Africa are called African Americans, but never just Africans. However, the term "Latinx" is just dumb. My eyes bleed everytime I see that stupid American made up word.
You go that right. These people are not Latins. They are Latin Americans with no Latin anything. These are the Latins/Latinos: Italians, French, Romanians, Portuguese and Spaniards.
Okay I'm from Peru and when I arrived to the US, the first time I heard the term Hispanic was really weird for me. I never identified myself as an Hispanic, in fact no one in my country use that term. We do use Latino, South-American or Peruvian but Hispanic (Hispano) for us means someone who is from Spain, and I believe it is the same for the rest of the South-American countries. I don't want to be disrespectful for those who identify as Hispanic but in my case even when I know I have Spanish ancestry I know I'm not Hispanic because I wasn't born in Spain. For example if you call British to an American just because they speak English and they have British ancestry, they will get upset because they are really proud to be American and they have their own culture and tradition, well is the same for me. By calling me Hispanic is like denying I'm Peruvian so to be honest I hate to be called like that.
@Alberto Castillo Ese no es mi punto, no importa que porcentaje tenga uno de ascendencia Española, incluso hasta no puedo tener nada, el tema es que por simplemente hablar Español y nacer en Latinoamerica ya te llaman "Hispanic/Hispano" cuando no es así.
De todas formas no es un termino el cual sea comun o realmente conocido. Al fin de cuentas no existe una raza latina o hispana . o naciste en un pais de latinoamerica o no. Si no no eres realmente latino asi tus papas sean mexicanos pero naciste y creciste en USA eres gringo y mexicano pero no Latino.
The word latinx confuse me a lot. As a hispanic and latino, it makes me feel it is a invented world for non-spanish speakers. It means only for english speakers. Dont get me wrong i am very open for equality and identifying and all nongender but this latinx in specific in spanish is a nonsense. Mainly because as a language spanish have genders for everything... objects situations... everything. So create a world genderless kind of make me feel offended with my mother language. So again i dont really think is a word of latinx it is not gonna catch with spanish speakers mainly because it is obvios it wasnt make by hispanic/latinos at least the one who live outside of USA and have first tongue spanish. Again no intention to offend anyone it just doesnt feel right for me
Lo gracioso es que los verdaderos latinoamericanos nacidos y criados en Latinoamérica casi nunca se refieren a ellos mismos como latinos. Cada uno con su respectivo país. Eso de estar a cada rato 'soy hispano, soy latino' es de inmigrantes de origen latinoamericano pero americanizados.
They will probably add an "x" at the end of "burrito" or just downright murder that "o" for being male and put the "x" in its place. Which would you prefer, "burritox" or "burritx"? We must banish "Latinx", what a waste of thought process to think of such a hideous word.
"Terms Every Latino, Hispanic, .... wants you to know." *Video Mentions "Latinx"* Uhhhhh no we don't! We LATINOS don't consider that a real thing and should stop being used.
Actually,1. Latina/o: Someone who has parents that come from countries that speak languages derived from (language) Latin or were born in one of these countries. Therefore, Spaniards are Latinos and French people are too. 2. Being Latina/o is not really based on geographic location, is language based. Although, Hispanic could be (is) someone from a country that was colonized previously by Spanish people (Spanish-descendent) well, obviously they are from Spanish-speaking countries. If you said Latin American that would be more based on geographical location than language based but it's still language based.
Where is Hispania? I am American of Mexican descent. So I am Mexican. If you come from a Latin American country call yourself Latin. LatinX trying to take away someone's gender....stupid. If you are proud of where you came from, why do you have to be lumped into one big group? It's like saying all Indians are the same; they aren't. They have tribes and it's disrespectful not to know their tribe. I'm definitely not Hispanic since there is no such thing as Hispania; I'm not Latina since I do not come from a Latin country. I am a 4th generation American with Spaniard and Mexican ancestors. I'm an American period.
Stupid labels.. First off I was born in MX I live in the US most of my life. My DNA says Native American European. Period! Im not from Spain. Thats stupid.. Is like saying Mestizos from the Philippines are Spaniards.
Origin of "Latino"[edit] Further information: Latino -The term Latin America was first coined by the French in the 19th century as Amérique latine, during the time of the French Intervention in Mexico. It is a combination of the ancient European word "latino" and the New World; "America". It was used to symbolically sever Mexico's Spanish roots, while at the same time, reinforcing a notion of belonging between the two nations. The Latin race, as defined in this context, was composed of all people descending from nations who spoke romance tongues, descending from Latin. This definition would effectively include French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian peoples as "latinos" along with the people descended from Latin colonies. Napoleon III used the term to justify the French occupation, saying that France was interested in preserving the Latin race against Anglo-Saxon, or American imperialism, as the French nation saw the emerging nation as a threat. The adoption of the term "Latino" by the US Census Bureau in 2000[31] and its subsequent media attention brought about several controversies and disagreements, specifically in the United States and, to a lesser extent, in Mexico and other Spanish-speaking countries. Regarding it as an arbitrary, generic term, many Latin American scholars, journalists and organizations have objected to the mass media use of the word "Latino", pointing out that such ethnonyms are optional and should be used only to describe people involved in the practices, ideologies and identity politics of their supporters.[32][33][34][35] They argue that if "Hispanic" is an imposed official term, then so is "Latino",[36] since it was the French who coined the expression "Latin America" (Amérique latine) to refer to the Spanish, French, and Portuguese-speaking countries of the Western Hemisphere, during their support of the Second Mexican Empire.[37] These definitions thus arguably do not include Brazilian Americans,[11][22][41] especially since the Census Bureau classifies Brazilian Americans as a separate ancestry group from "Hispanic or Latino".[42] A surge of Portuguese-Americans faced a big scare when the Census Bureau revealed plans to categorize people of Portuguese descent as “Hispanics” in the 2020 National Census. The unified feelings of dispute were displayed in a national survey conducted by Palcus within the Portuguese- American community. The results were an overwhelming 90% of participants objecting to Portuguese-Americans being classified under the Hispanic ethnicity. Fortunately for those opposed to the Portuguese-as-Hispanic classification, the Census Bureau later released an update stating that they never intended to classify people of Portuguese descent as Hispanic in the 2020 National Census.[43][4 What most of us know and what the results from the 1992 Latino National Political survey demonstrate is a preference for place of origin or national identity in what we call ourselves. Face-to-face interviews of 2,817 people were conducted in 1989 and 1990. Some 57 percent to 86 percent of Mexicans and Puerto Ricans-whether born in Mexico or born in the United States, whether born in the island or in the mainland- preferred to call themselves Mexican or Puerto Rican rather than panethnic names like Hispanic or Latino.[58] A Pew Hispanic Center survey[59] conducted November 9 - December 7, 2011, and published April 4, 2012, reported: Nearly four decades after the United States government mandated the use of the terms "Hispanic" or "Latino" to categorize Americans who trace their roots to Spanish- speaking countries, a new nationwide survey of Hispanic adults finds that these terms still haven't been fully embraced by Hispanics themselves. A majority (51%) say they most often identify themselves by their family's country of origin; just 24% say they prefer a pan-ethnic label. Wikipedia Hispanic Latino Naming dispute en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispanic%E2%80%93Latino_naming_dispute
Just when I thought it couldn't get any worse with generic pan-ethnic labels like Hispanic and Latino that don't represent me and never will and that is by choice, they come up with LatinX or HispanicX or DumbX better known as PendejX.
Well, it's not the same the Latino thing than the Hispanic thing. "Latin America" has always been called Hispanoamérica, adn its inhabitants, hispanoamericanos. The LatinX thing is just some sjw's invention.
Latin Americans have no right to twist the term Latino, change its meaning and use it for themselves when the Latin European colonizers called that area "Latin America". They are Latin Americans and have no Latin anything. The Latin is only in the language.
You got that right. The Latinos or Latins which is the same are those in Europe: Italians, French, Romanians, Portuguese and Spaniards. Those in Latin America are "Latin Americans" and Latin/Latino is not a Skin Color, not a race and not an ethnicity. Latin/Latino refers to Language and culture. Everything Latin/Latino be it the Latin People, the Latin Language and the Latin Culture all comes from Roman Italy. Latin America was called this way because the languages spoken brought there by the Latin European colonizers, French, Portuguese and Spanish, are Latin-derived languages. There is a lot of confusion among the people of Latin America. Latin/Latino is interpreted as being their Skin Color or DNA or their race. Latino/Latin refers only to language and culture. Then it's not grammatically correct saying " I'm Latino or I'm Latina". In English it would be "I'm Latin". In Italian, Romanian, Portuguese and Spanish it's " Latino/Latina" but not using the English language.
Oh my gosh even ppl who identify as Latino, Hispanic, Spanish, etc. are debating which one to use in the comments section. Idk how to process the correct info without offending someone
This is a particular view of people from US. Latin is a culture, because comes from the Latin language and places that were "colonized" by the ancient Roman Empire and developed languages of Latin origins. So, yes, Spain must be included and also Portugal, France and Italy itself. Of course, countries in America that were colonized by any of these peoples has developed Latin cultures (or inspired by) also. That includes Argentina, Mexico, Cuba and, of course, Brazil. By the way, most Brazilians do not identify as Latino precisely because of the mislead explanations given from the people of US on the subject. It is not a race or a ethnicity or a matter of Geography. It is a cultural thing and also a language thing. FYI: Morena Baccarin is Brazilian. Period.
Cave Beast Hispanic is a Roman Latin word used to identify the people of Hispania. Hispania was the Roman territory of the Iberian Peninsula. Today that is Spain and Portugal. So yes the original and only Hispanics who have a blood claim on the word are the Spanish and Portuguese people.
i refuse to call myself hispanic..... as far as i'm concerned, all of my immediate roots are from chihuahua and jalisco.... then again, soy chicano. y que?
Hispanic actually means descended from Hispania, the Roman province that includes Iberia. So Brazil and Mexico are Hispanic. So are Gibraltar and Portugal. Latino is an English word and a Spanish word. In Spanish, latino means Latin. In English, latino means descends from a Latin speaking country, usually in the American continent. So Haiti, Quebec, and French Guiana are Latino. America refers to North and South America. Latino was borrowed from the Spanish language.
I just identity as Mexican/American 🤷🏻♂️ Both my parents are Mexican and I was born here in Chicago. I swear I didn’t hear about “latinx” until I got into a university. At first I believed it was a community for anybody with a Latin or Hispanic, and Mexican background to come together as a community and feel belonged. Apparently it means that if you don’t identify as him or her, then you’re latinx? Or am I missing the point here?
Latin is already gender neutral and we don’t need you Gringx to make up Spanish terms for us. We can do that ourselves. Latines is still slightly ludicrous and unnecessary in most circumstances (because well over 99,9% of people actually do identify as male or female, including the first four letter of the LGBTQI ‘community’), but at least it’s not made up by some yanqui.
Latin or Latin. If you want to add a new terminology in spanish you need to expose the word to the "Real Academia de la Lengua Española" If the word is not approved by them is merely a slang.
Wow, I can't believe this was publish. I hate to break this to people but the Confederate south's motto was written in "Lingua Latina", so is defacto US motto. If fact we're using a Latino alphabet to type these messages ... The Latins are the people who built the city of *Rome*. Latina is still even located in Italy - Latino is most often used as the ablative inflection of Latini or Latinus. They have nothing to do with Americas ... and btw, Portugal is part of the area once called Iberia Hispania, they are also Hispanic.
HAHAHAHA really SJWs? You're gonna push another word down my throat? how's that working out for you? Not so well. I am a Latin American. How does that sound?
Latin America, basically all the countries south of the USA, has 650 million people. North of the Mexico-USA border there are about 360 million people. Latino/mestizo/etc… Spanish speakers in the Americas (North and South Americas) are the majority. Anglo-Germanic peoples are a minority.
Because Brazil is not a spanish speaking country therefore if you are from there or have ancestry from brazil you are just latino not Hispanic Hispanic countries are Spain Puerto Rico Cuba Mexico Colombia and so on Because their Spanish Speaking Countries They are also Latinos except for Spain because they are latin American Countries Latino- A Person who speaks a Romance Language Spanish Portuguese French Hispanic- A Person who has Connections to Spain And Speak The language
when I moved to USA I was stupid enough to say to a Spaniard girl that asked me "where are you from?" I said "I am Spanish" trying to say the same F&**(&^ thing that Gringos tell us, and she said "what part of Spain?" and I said not from Spain and it was a mess. Now I say am a person from Latin America.
Funny, I’m from Spain and there were a couple of times when I told US Americans that I’m Spanish and they replied with, “What country are you from?” or “you look very white for a Mexican” I’m glad not all of them are like this 😆
It's ironic I was sent here to be "educated" about the proper use of these terms; but the comment section seems to be completely appalled by the content presented here? So what do I do? (Since question.)
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The Latino term changes its meaning according to the language. You can't translate "Latino” from English directly into Portuguese, for example. It doesn't work, they don't have the same meanings, especially when it carries ethnic meaning. In Portuguese “Latino”it does not have the same ethnic meaning as in English. In fact, I venture to say that in Romance languages, no “Latino" has the ethnic meaning of English. In general it means Latin linguistic heritage and not genetic heredity. Latino can be everyone who speaks languages that originated from Latin or from nations that were within the ex-Roman empire, including English itself if its 60% vocabulary and other French grammatical influences put it in the Romance language group. Latino is a weird concept because the USA itself was not colonized by England, even Canada. Both were largely colonized by Spain and / or France. In the case of the USA, only a small coastal strip in the Atlantic was colonized by England. And that little by little it was taking and buying land in the west until the Pacific, mainly after independence - when it was no longer an English colony. It is important to remember that the French, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian and Spanish languages are all of Latin origin. Finally, the confusing term "Latino" in English, Canada is officially spoken in French, in addition to English. Canadian native French speakers are Latino?
I am latino and just wanna say... I do not know any latino outside USA who wants to be called latinx. Nobody wants to be called that haha. Secondly, latino emcompssases nations such as Italy, Spain and even Romania because the word was firstly intended for any descendent of a romance speaking population. The Romans spoke Latin. That's where it came from but the term got missused.
Until the 1970’s Hispanic was a Roman Latin word for the people who lived in Hispania. Hispania is now known as Spain and Portugal. So the only Hispanics on the planet are from Spain and Portugal. Until the 1970’s Latino was a Roman Latin word for the original proper Latin creators and speakers.
it used to be that Hispanic was for the people of Spanish speaking countries around HISPANIOLA (Cuba, Dominican republic, and Puerto Rican). and Latin American was for everyone that was from Spanish speaking countries on the main continents. When did this change up happen... better yet WHY did this change up happen? Latinx. Stupidest word ever. Guaranteed way to get yourself labeled as "Americanizado" when you visit Latin American and Hispanic countries.
These Americans peddling to make latinx a thing is like Gretchen from Mean Girls trying to make fetch a thing and all the Spanish speakers from every where else is Regina George saying to Gretchen stop trying to make fetch a thing cuz its not fucken happening just instead of "fetch" it's "latinx" 😂
latinx? yeah, have fun saying THAT in Mexico.
No one cares
Robert Ramirez just call them Latinfakes.
Robert Ramirez 😂😂
jewish? what do they have to do with it, just blame pochos
JFSHAZAM! Notice that pochos weren't claiming to be gender fluid, genderless, or non binary until AFTER white people did it
OMG! "Latinx" is not an actual word! Please, stop trying to make a thing! It's an insult to our beautiful Spanish language.
Metrix Cube it’s called Spanish because it’s under a Spanish language. Mostly known as castellano. Different country’s in the America’s would have slightly different Spanish. Depending on the region of Spain their settlers were from.
Metrix Cube because saying Spanish is not our language it’s like saying English it’s not y’all language neither. It don’t make sense
Metrix Cube no are you from England 🏴?
Metrix Cube even in England Latin language was used.
@Meat for all yes it is.
Aunque no te guste.
If you use the word latinx then you're obviously born in the usa.
Nah
IKR I’ve never heard that
@@epiphanyrose8150 what gives you the right to say that?!
@@irreligiousidiot3541It's true this shit comes right out of American liberal arts programs. Latin-based languages are gendered in almost every way. Latin is its root and is designed around declensions. Removing gender from the language is impossible thousands of object are gendered you would have to make an entirely new language that would be unrecognizable. Look it up
Latine is more popular latinx there
Uhh, as a Latino I hate the term "latinx" just no.
You are not a Latino. You come from what the European Latins, French, Portuguese and Spaniards, called Latin America and you are a Latin American by geography only.
@@renatomacchi2195
Did you just tell this person that you know nothing about that they are not something they are? Ooo child
You're not a Latino. You're a "Latin American".
@@renatomacchi2195
_Alright alright. Now what? You want a cookie?_
@@renatomacchi2195 Latino and Latin are not the same in the English language. The first one is short for Latin American while the other refers to the Romance-speaking people from Europe.
Latinx sounds like a term you'd hear in the kink/fetish/bondage community.
As a person from Latin America. I need to say:
The World "Latinx" is grammatically incorrect; On English, there is not a gender use like in Spanish.
You don't use "Mexicanx" to refer to someone from Mexico, you use "Mexican".
This is why the term "Latin" is the correct one. Not Latino, or Latina (Demonyms from Spanish) If someone wants to learn proper English, this is the correct term. (in Grammarly, a grammar application it says so.)
Also, a Latin may be from Europe or the Americas. You may use "Latin-American" for the ones from the Americas and "Latin-European" for the people from Spain, Italy, Portugal, France, and Romania.
If someone that barely speak English with some grammatical errors, need to explain that, something is wrong with society.
Latinx is an abomination.
Language is always changing.
Irreligious Idiot
Can’t change the whole language
You are right but you can blame Mexican Frank del Olmo for creating this mess 30 years ago . He chose Latino without knowing it's meaning.
@@renatomacchi2195 I was checking his wikipage. It say anything about him being mexican. We was actually An American. he is more a Chicano. Which are people who knows little about Mexico. These people are more Americans.
My opinion...
Stop trying to accommodate to others. It is impossible to please everyone. Changing a language is beyond ridiculous. I am embarrassed by people that try to appease others and do not have a backbone and stand up for their own culture or religion.
"Latinx" 😕😕 😕😕 stupid word ever made up
@@f4andrew7 not really the n word actually has a deep meaning but being called "latinx" is dumb asff
Nobody who is actually from Latin America would ever describe themselves as being a Latinx 😂😂😂 this is so American 😂
Lo se😂😂😂
@@Jacani Literal, esa mamada que.
I'm American and I thinks its stupid. Plus don't y'all use "Latin" as a neutral term.
You know what. You so fu*king right . Americans are to bored.
What pisses me off about this whole ideology of Latinx, besides erasing an integral part of the basic structure of the language, is that y'all are even trying to use "le" as an alternative to el and ella. Le already has a use in Spanish, and using it incorrectly takes away from the language. It's also "the" in French. So you're asking to be referred to as a "the," which is dehumanizing. Saying Latino is NOT erasing a non-binary person's identity, it's just how our language is structured, when we address our people as Latinos we are not using it under some sexist agenda. It does not make you male because of the -o. Fucking come on. We'd have to change our entire lexicon, and nothing would make sense. Lx cilla. Lx manzana. Le caballo. You are mocking your own culture. Learn Spanish.
I completely agree with you I think is ridiculous that they are trying to change the language I think is just plain and simple if you identify your self and she(ella) he (el) just use that plain and simple that’s it, why change the hole language
I hate the term latinx because it sounds really weird and even being latina, I didn't use that nor did any other of my latino friends. We use latin@ written and just say it according to who you are speaking to. It's also more commonly used, at least from what I have seen to use @ almost as an stablished norm among Hispanics.
Sp after telling us what Latinx means your actors continue to label people Latino and Latina.
This belongs on the Onion.
Que latino dice latinx, primero casi no nos referimos a nosotros mismos como latinos, y segundo lo pronuncian LATINEX?? eso nisiquiera es español, es en ingles, si alguien que habla español lee diria latinx como el gringo ese o latinequis, y tercero ni que fuera el unico termino de genero masculino que tenemos, si quisieramos cambiar todos hablaríamos en ingles y ya los géneros de las cosas es una característica del español y capaz esta mal pero suena ridículo eso.
No le saquen punta a todo.
Seeh, y yo recién me entero que la palabra "latinx" existe 😂
@@alexandrahuaman6961yo también😂
El español de por sí ya es hermoso con los géneros. Deberían de conocer el idioma antes de criticarlo.
Gringo in Latin America : are you latinx
Latino: de que me hablas gringo?? 🤔😕
The term "latinx" is an english word used because english speakers seem to have a hard time grasping that words are gendered in Spanish and in the majority of other languages. I've never actually seen the term "latinx" used by people actually living in Spain and Latin America.
I hate the dumbass term.
It sounds like a graduating class' name.
Second point. My ex-girlfriend is Brazilian, and I also lived in Spain for three years, and I can tell you that almost no Brazilian refers to themselves as Latino (opting instead for Brazilian) and no Spaniard refers to themselves as Hispanic (opting for either Spanish or Spaniard). Then what is the difference between Latino and Hispanic? I understand Latino, someone from Latin America. But if someone who is Latino is born and raised in the USA and doesn't speak Spanish then are they Hispanic? If they are then the two terms are interchangeable and mean the same thing since Brazilians really don't call themselves Latino. If they're not (meaning it only refers to Spanish speakers) then Spanish speaking people from Philippines, Morocco and Equatorial Guinea are Hispanic, as well as nonnative Spanish people who learned the language and now speak it fluently.
As you saw in the video, being Latino is for a geographical location, and in that case you can say American of Latin American (xx country) descendance.
And no, addressing yourself as Hispanic if you don't speak Spanish is not right.
And yes, people from Equatorial Guinea are Hispanics because they speak Spanish as a result of the conquers
Plus: not all latinos or hispanics are “brown”.
I'm brazilian and I consider myself as latina💗
We have the same last name and I’m from Mexico.
Ana Laura Andrade: You are latina. Latinos are people who come from Latin-America.
1.-Most people I hear referring to Latin or Hispanic people as "Spanish" are third and fourth generation Latin-Americans.
2.-I have yet to meet a non US born native speaker of Spanish who doesn't think of "Latinx" as ridiculous. Even those who want to use a gender neutral term use "Latin@" or "Latine" for this purpose.
3.-The geographic vs linguistic explanation for Latin vs Hispanic is wrong. Both are geographic. Latin refers to people from former colonies of Spain and Portugal. Hispanic refers to the former Spanish colonies in the Americas. As far as I know "Hispanic" is not applied to (or claimed by) people from Spain, Equatorial Guinea, or the small Philippine minority who speak Spanish nor is "Latin" or "Latin American" applied to the Québécois.
Good stuff! I'm both Latino and Hispanic (aware of the distinction made plus other identification criteria used by others), but had never heard of "LATINX." When did that begin to be used?
RaphnelV My guess would be this year. I've gone my whole entire life and never once heard that word up until this year. These fucking dipshit liberal SJWs want to change a language that's hundreds of years old because it's not "inclusive" enough and it might offend someone with very fragile eggshell like self esteem.
Dr. Mantis Toboggan, MD lol they also complain about it being a "male word" but they don't mention "las personas" or "la humanidad" which are in fact neutral words.
it's used only on Twitter
5 years later and it’s still not used, I’m from Mexico and to this day that term is non-existent, it’s internet bs.
@@LexusFox it’s being used here in the US. I suppose the intent is inclusion, which is fine. I simply find it unnecessary. Why don’t we use the X for any other group? Why not WhiteX, or BlaX, CaucasiaX, etc? If the issue was to avoid gendering Latino/Latina, we could just drop the “a” or the “o” at the end, and say “Latin-American.”
I am Romanian and I find the term latinx offensive because -1.Ancient latins was founders of Rome
2.Latins can also mean all white Romance speaking people including Spanish, Catalans,Portuguese, French,Italians,Romanian
,Brazilian etc.
LordKvasir I find it offensive as well, I'm mexican and I always say that latinos are from Europe.
I find the use of latino without the -american part inacurated and a bit ignorant. Latin Americans have been always called Hispanoamericanos in Spain and their own countries, never just Hispanos. When the Latino thing became fashionable, they were also called Latinoamericanos, never jsut Latino. Both Hispano (Hispanic) and Latino were used only in Europeans Just like blacks in Africa are called African Americans, but never just Africans. However, the term "Latinx" is just dumb. My eyes bleed everytime I see that stupid American made up word.
goodaim shield Blacks in AFRICA are just AFRICAN. They dont live in America so they are NOT African American. Lolol.
You go that right. These people are not Latins. They are Latin Americans with no Latin anything. These are the Latins/Latinos: Italians, French, Romanians, Portuguese and Spaniards.
Thank you!!! Im not Latino nor hispanic, i come from Mexico with deep Native roots. Most people like me don't kow the truth behind the 2 terms, sad.
Okay I'm from Peru and when I arrived to the US, the first time I heard the term Hispanic was really weird for me. I never identified myself as an Hispanic, in fact no one in my country use that term. We do use Latino, South-American or Peruvian but Hispanic (Hispano) for us means someone who is from Spain, and I believe it is the same for the rest of the South-American countries. I don't want to be disrespectful for those who identify as Hispanic but in my case even when I know I have Spanish ancestry I know I'm not Hispanic because I wasn't born in Spain. For example if you call British to an American just because they speak English and they have British ancestry, they will get upset because they are really proud to be American and they have their own culture and tradition, well is the same for me. By calling me Hispanic is like denying I'm Peruvian so to be honest I hate to be called like that.
@Alberto Castillo Ese no es mi punto, no importa que porcentaje tenga uno de ascendencia Española, incluso hasta no puedo tener nada, el tema es que por simplemente hablar Español y nacer en Latinoamerica ya te llaman "Hispanic/Hispano" cuando no es así.
De todas formas no es un termino el cual sea comun o realmente conocido. Al fin de cuentas no existe una raza latina o hispana . o naciste en un pais de latinoamerica o no. Si no no eres realmente latino asi tus papas sean mexicanos pero naciste y creciste en USA eres gringo y mexicano pero no Latino.
I identify as Hispanic only because my dads family came from there.. believe my moms from Mexico well Texas when it was Mexico 🤔 shit I'm American🤣😂
Mom's family not her..
@@tommysilva5856 you are the most fucking American person I've ever met
We're Latinos or Hispanic!!! Damn this PC crap!
You're Latin Americans and not Hispanics.
Latinos I can't call myself Hispanic I'm not from Mexico
@@renatomacchi2195 words have multiple meanings you waste of oxygen
The word latinx confuse me a lot. As a hispanic and latino, it makes me feel it is a invented world for non-spanish speakers.
It means only for english speakers. Dont get me wrong i am very open for equality and identifying and all nongender but this latinx in specific in spanish is a nonsense.
Mainly because as a language spanish have genders for everything... objects situations... everything.
So create a world genderless kind of make me feel offended with my mother language. So again i dont really think is a word of latinx it is not gonna catch with spanish speakers mainly because it is obvios it wasnt make by hispanic/latinos at least the one who live outside of USA and have first tongue spanish.
Again no intention to offend anyone it just doesnt feel right for me
Word* sorry
Lo gracioso es que los verdaderos latinoamericanos nacidos y criados en Latinoamérica casi nunca se refieren a ellos mismos como latinos. Cada uno con su respectivo país. Eso de estar a cada rato 'soy hispano, soy latino' es de inmigrantes de origen latinoamericano pero americanizados.
Eso es correcto
I rather be called burrito than Latinx
It’s just the Americans that are trying to meddle in our culture
They will probably add an "x" at the end of "burrito" or just downright murder that "o" for being male and put the "x" in its place.
Which would you prefer, "burritox" or "burritx"?
We must banish "Latinx", what a waste of thought process to think of such a hideous word.
"Terms Every Latino, Hispanic, .... wants you to know." *Video Mentions "Latinx"* Uhhhhh no we don't! We LATINOS don't consider that a real thing and should stop being used.
everyone hates the word latinx, just stop
"I did not know that was a thing "
Me neither ,and I'm latina
You're a "Latina" you don't even know what Latin/Latino/Latina really means. You are a Red-Skin Mestiza woman from "Latin America". That's it.
Porque son gringaderas
, what the hell is a LatinX? Is that a new Millennial term?
Adrian Alvarez yes
Adrian Alvarez actually is white leftist rich kid term that they used
stop labeling us already complicated as it is
Julius Caesar Latino or moctezuma Latino? 🤔😆
Actually,1. Latina/o: Someone who has parents that come from countries that speak languages derived from (language) Latin or were born in one of these countries. Therefore, Spaniards are Latinos and French people are too. 2. Being Latina/o is not really based on geographic location, is language based. Although, Hispanic could be (is) someone from a country that was colonized previously by Spanish people (Spanish-descendent) well, obviously they are from Spanish-speaking countries. If you said Latin American that would be more based on geographical location than language based but it's still language based.
When you from Mexico and never heard the usage of lantinx
X2
Cause it is something made up that non Latin want to push down our throats.
I’m sorry but why y’all using latinx come on... is it really hard to just go by Latino?
We Don't Care What You Want.
Welp I guess I don't apply, because I'm not a Latinx, I'm a LATIN / Latin American
What's next shespanic, xpanic
Where is Hispania? I am American of Mexican descent. So I am Mexican. If you come from a Latin American country call yourself Latin. LatinX trying to take away someone's gender....stupid. If you are proud of where you came from, why do you have to be lumped into one big group? It's like saying all Indians are the same; they aren't. They have tribes and it's disrespectful not to know their tribe. I'm definitely not Hispanic since there is no such thing as Hispania; I'm not Latina since I do not come from a Latin country. I am a 4th generation American with Spaniard and Mexican ancestors. I'm an American period.
Stupid labels.. First off I was born in MX I live in the US most of my life. My DNA says Native American European. Period! Im not from Spain. Thats stupid.. Is like saying Mestizos from the Philippines are Spaniards.
Can I self-identify as a Latina if I move to Latin America and am already Hispanic (Spaniard)?
I mean many Latinos do that in the US. I'm Latina but I also identify as a US citizen, so I don't see why not lol.
1:12 99% of latinoamericanos
Origin of "Latino"[edit] Further information: Latino -The term Latin America was first coined by the French in the 19th century as Amérique latine, during the time of the French Intervention in Mexico. It is a combination of the ancient European word "latino" and the New World; "America". It was used to symbolically sever Mexico's Spanish roots, while at the same time, reinforcing a
notion of belonging between the two nations. The Latin race, as defined in this
context, was composed of all people descending from nations who spoke romance
tongues, descending from Latin. This definition would effectively include French,
Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian peoples as "latinos" along with the people
descended from Latin colonies. Napoleon III used the term to justify the French
occupation, saying that France was interested in preserving the Latin race against
Anglo-Saxon, or American imperialism, as the French nation saw the emerging nation as
a threat.
The adoption of the term "Latino" by the US Census Bureau in 2000[31] and its
subsequent media attention brought about several controversies and disagreements,
specifically in the United States and, to a lesser extent, in Mexico and other
Spanish-speaking countries. Regarding it as an arbitrary, generic term, many Latin
American scholars, journalists and organizations have objected to the mass media use
of the word "Latino", pointing out that such ethnonyms are optional and should be
used only to describe people involved in the practices, ideologies and identity
politics of their supporters.[32][33][34][35] They argue that if "Hispanic" is an
imposed official term, then so is "Latino",[36] since it was the French who coined
the expression "Latin America" (Amérique latine) to refer to the Spanish, French, and
Portuguese-speaking countries of the Western Hemisphere, during their support of the
Second Mexican Empire.[37]
These definitions thus arguably do not include Brazilian Americans,[11][22][41]
especially since the Census Bureau classifies Brazilian Americans as a separate
ancestry group from "Hispanic or Latino".[42] A surge of Portuguese-Americans faced a
big scare when the Census Bureau revealed plans to categorize people of Portuguese
descent as “Hispanics” in the 2020 National Census. The unified feelings of dispute
were displayed in a national survey conducted by Palcus within the Portuguese-
American community. The results were an overwhelming 90% of participants objecting to
Portuguese-Americans being classified under the Hispanic ethnicity. Fortunately for
those opposed to the Portuguese-as-Hispanic classification, the Census Bureau later
released an update stating that they never intended to classify people of Portuguese
descent as Hispanic in the 2020 National Census.[43][4
What most of us know and what the results from the 1992 Latino National Political
survey demonstrate is a preference for place of origin or national identity in what
we call ourselves. Face-to-face interviews of 2,817 people were conducted in 1989 and
1990. Some 57 percent to 86 percent of Mexicans and Puerto Ricans-whether born in
Mexico or born in the United States, whether born in the island or in the mainland-
preferred to call themselves Mexican or Puerto Rican rather than panethnic names like
Hispanic or Latino.[58]
A Pew Hispanic Center survey[59] conducted November 9 - December 7, 2011, and
published April 4, 2012, reported:
Nearly four decades after the United States government mandated the use of the terms
"Hispanic" or "Latino" to categorize Americans who trace their roots to Spanish-
speaking countries, a new nationwide survey of Hispanic adults finds that these terms
still haven't been fully embraced by Hispanics themselves. A majority (51%) say they
most often identify themselves by their family's country of origin; just 24% say they
prefer a pan-ethnic label.
Wikipedia Hispanic Latino Naming dispute
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispanic%E2%80%93Latino_naming_dispute
Just when I thought it couldn't get any worse with generic pan-ethnic labels like Hispanic and Latino that don't represent me and never will and that is by choice, they come up with LatinX or HispanicX or DumbX better known as PendejX.
Well, it's not the same the Latino thing than the Hispanic thing. "Latin America" has always been called Hispanoamérica, adn its inhabitants, hispanoamericanos. The LatinX thing is just some sjw's invention.
Latin Americans have no right to twist the term Latino, change its meaning and use it for themselves when the Latin European colonizers called that area "Latin America". They are Latin Americans and have no Latin anything. The Latin is only in the language.
@@renatomacchi2195
_Well. Why do people call Native Americans Indians then?_
Latinx, that ain't a thing
Spain is not Latin our latino? Actually there more latino than any of us inhabitants of hispanoamerica. Saludos de un Mexicano
You got that right. The Latinos or Latins which is the same are those in Europe: Italians, French, Romanians, Portuguese and Spaniards. Those in Latin America are "Latin Americans" and Latin/Latino is not a Skin Color, not a race and not an ethnicity. Latin/Latino refers to Language and culture. Everything Latin/Latino be it the Latin People, the Latin Language and the Latin Culture all comes from Roman Italy. Latin America was called this way because the languages spoken brought there by the Latin European colonizers, French, Portuguese and Spanish, are Latin-derived languages. There is a lot of confusion among the people of Latin America. Latin/Latino is interpreted as being their Skin Color or DNA or their race. Latino/Latin refers only to language and culture. Then it's not grammatically correct saying " I'm Latino or I'm Latina". In English it would be "I'm Latin". In Italian, Romanian, Portuguese and Spanish it's " Latino/Latina" but not using the English language.
Hispanics outside of the USA find this word extremely offense even racist
Latinx is not a word.
I always thought Latinx was someone mixed with Latino and something else. But, you can just say Latinos for boys and girls
Oh my gosh even ppl who identify as Latino, Hispanic, Spanish, etc. are debating which one to use in the comments section. Idk how to process the correct info without offending someone
This is a particular view of people from US. Latin is a culture, because comes from the Latin language and places that were "colonized" by the ancient Roman Empire and developed languages of Latin origins. So, yes, Spain must be included and also Portugal, France and Italy itself. Of course, countries in America that were colonized by any of these peoples has developed Latin cultures (or inspired by) also. That includes Argentina, Mexico, Cuba and, of course, Brazil. By the way, most Brazilians do not identify as Latino precisely because of the mislead explanations given from the people of US on the subject. It is not a race or a ethnicity or a matter of Geography. It is a cultural thing and also a language thing. FYI: Morena Baccarin is Brazilian. Period.
Who created the word latinx???
@Metrix Cube
_No literally. It's Latino gringos who invented that term. Even Latin Americans can't pronounce Latinx_
Hispanic is an American invention!!
But Spain, Portugal and Brazil would be also Hispanic.
Cave Beast Hispanic is a Roman Latin word used to identify the people of Hispania. Hispania was the Roman territory of the Iberian Peninsula. Today that is Spain and Portugal. So yes the original and only Hispanics who have a blood claim on the word are the Spanish and Portuguese people.
i refuse to call myself hispanic..... as far as i'm concerned, all of my immediate roots are from chihuahua and jalisco....
then again, soy chicano. y que?
Native American mijo!
Hispanic actually means descended from Hispania, the Roman province that includes Iberia. So Brazil and Mexico are Hispanic. So are Gibraltar and Portugal. Latino is an English word and a Spanish word. In Spanish, latino means Latin. In English, latino means descends from a Latin speaking country, usually in the American continent. So Haiti, Quebec, and French Guiana are Latino. America refers to North and South America. Latino was borrowed from the Spanish language.
Sounds like latinx is more about feminism than culture or nationality.
I looooove the first scenario! "I wasn't born in Spain.."
Ya know words have multiple meanings right you peanut head
@@milktortoisewisdoms3449 quiet, jelly legs
All my latino friends here, get this: there was a white woman teaching that OUR language is too masculine and its a problem..... let that sink in
I just identity as Mexican/American 🤷🏻♂️
Both my parents are Mexican and I was born here in Chicago. I swear I didn’t hear about “latinx” until I got into a university. At first I believed it was a community for anybody with a Latin or Hispanic, and Mexican background to come together as a community and feel belonged. Apparently it means that if you don’t identify as him or her, then you’re latinx? Or am I missing the point here?
What is a latinx you mean Latino ?
Latin is already gender neutral and we don’t need you Gringx to make up Spanish terms for us. We can do that ourselves. Latines is still slightly ludicrous and unnecessary in most circumstances (because well over 99,9% of people actually do identify as male or female, including the first four letter of the LGBTQI ‘community’), but at least it’s not made up by some yanqui.
I'm Puerto Rican and I barely know any of this.
Man I remember seeing Doritos doing this a while back. DoritosX. Way ahead of their time lol
I'm Japanese Brazil I definitely don't consider myself a Latino
I'm a Brazilian national of mixed-race ancestry, and I don't either.
Thank you for explaining beautifully how Brazilians fit here :')
I really appreciated the bottom sentence following the asterisk. It was much needed.
Just stop making up words!
Latin or Latin. If you want to add a new terminology in spanish you need to expose the word to the "Real Academia de la Lengua Española"
If the word is not approved by them is merely a slang.
I HATE the word latinx. Just say Latino or Latina.
How about the terms "Afro-Latino" or "Latin Asian" I think those are important too
No latinx no es un insulto para ellos para nosotros por creer que Latinoamérica solo es Mexico
Wow, I can't believe this was publish. I hate to break this to people but the Confederate south's motto was written in "Lingua Latina", so is defacto US motto. If fact we're using a Latino alphabet to type these messages ... The Latins are the people who built the city of *Rome*. Latina is still even located in Italy - Latino is most often used as the ablative inflection of Latini or Latinus. They have nothing to do with Americas ... and btw, Portugal is part of the area once called Iberia Hispania, they are also Hispanic.
HAHAHAHA really SJWs? You're gonna push another word down my throat? how's that working out for you? Not so well. I am a Latin American. How does that sound?
Latinx? Yes it's a gringo
Latino/Latina also includes Haiti & French Guiana, since they also speak a Romance/Latin language, French (Haitian is also a form of French)
NO. It's Latin America there so they are "Latin Americans".
I said "latinx" in Buenos Aires and now i'm in hospital. Bad consejo jajajaja
If you want a neutral Latino, use Latin instead, or add an e instead of x. O simplemente no cambien nada pues están imponiendo algo absurdo.
Latin America, basically all the countries south of the USA, has 650 million people. North of the Mexico-USA border there are about 360 million people. Latino/mestizo/etc… Spanish speakers in the Americas (North and South Americas) are the majority. Anglo-Germanic peoples are a minority.
But brazil counts as hispanic, So why did she say she wasn’t hispanic...
Because Brazil is not a spanish speaking country therefore if you are from there or have ancestry from brazil you are just latino not Hispanic
Hispanic countries are Spain Puerto Rico Cuba Mexico Colombia and so on Because their Spanish Speaking Countries They are also Latinos except for Spain because they are latin American Countries
Latino- A Person who speaks a Romance Language Spanish Portuguese French
Hispanic- A Person who has Connections to Spain And Speak The language
Nobody (en Latinoamérica):
Absolutely Nobody (en Latinoamérica):
GringX: LatinX
when I moved to USA I was stupid enough to say to a Spaniard girl that asked me "where are you from?" I said "I am Spanish" trying to say the same F&**(&^ thing that Gringos tell us, and she said "what part of Spain?" and I said not from Spain and it was a mess. Now I say am a person from Latin America.
I just say my Country of origin. If they don't get it, then I guve them a Geography lesson.
Funny, I’m from Spain and there were a couple of times when I told US Americans that I’m Spanish and they replied with,
“What country are you from?” or “you look very white for a Mexican”
I’m glad not all of them are like this 😆
No YOU NO Hispanic, you are using the term incorrectly. 😔, If anything you're either Latin American or Spanish/Spaniard.
OMG DONT EVEN GET ME STARTED WHEN PEOPLE ASK IF UR “SPANISH”
Ironic how the comment sections are already filled with comments protesting the word Latinx.
this "x" gender stuff is catching in Brazil too, i HATE this. Just use the "o" youre not gonna die for do this
You don’t get to name us, we are not dogs. Remember that when you report back to your masters.
Wait, why are the "likes" shown and the "dislikes" invisible?
Well, I can take a guess as to why it is like this.
We always update our profile.
Funny how its about terms you want to know, But I don't want to know "Latinx"
It's ironic I was sent here to be "educated" about the proper use of these terms; but the comment section seems to be completely appalled by the content presented here? So what do I do? (Since question.)
I've been a demiguy one-trick for 1 year now, but after the new patch I feel like it's fallen out of meta. I was thinking about being a mascandrogyne main but after the nerf there are no good builds available. Any LGBTQ willing to give input?
The Latino term changes its meaning according to the language. You can't translate "Latino” from English directly into Portuguese, for example. It doesn't work, they don't have the same meanings, especially when it carries ethnic meaning.
In Portuguese “Latino”it does not have the same ethnic meaning as in English. In fact, I venture to say that in Romance languages, no “Latino" has the ethnic meaning of English. In general it means Latin linguistic heritage and not genetic heredity.
Latino can be everyone who speaks languages that originated from Latin or from nations that were within the ex-Roman empire, including English itself if its 60% vocabulary and other French grammatical influences put it in the Romance language group.
Latino is a weird concept because the USA itself was not colonized by England, even Canada. Both were largely colonized by Spain and / or France. In the case of the USA, only a small coastal strip in the Atlantic was colonized by England. And that little by little it was taking and buying land in the west until the Pacific, mainly after independence - when it was no longer an English colony.
It is important to remember that the French, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian and Spanish languages are all of Latin origin.
Finally, the confusing term "Latino" in English, Canada is officially spoken in French, in addition to English. Canadian native French speakers are Latino?
I am latino and just wanna say... I do not know any latino outside USA who wants to be called latinx. Nobody wants to be called that haha.
Secondly, latino emcompssases nations such as Italy, Spain and even Romania because the word was firstly intended for any descendent of a romance speaking population. The Romans spoke Latin. That's where it came from but the term got missused.
Let's talk about the criminal absence of acentos in the subtitles.
Qud imbeciles
Imbecilex
Until the 1970’s Hispanic was a Roman Latin word for the people who lived in Hispania. Hispania is now known as Spain and Portugal. So the only Hispanics on the planet are from Spain and Portugal. Until the 1970’s Latino was a Roman Latin word for the original proper Latin creators and speakers.
it used to be that Hispanic was for the people of Spanish speaking countries around HISPANIOLA (Cuba, Dominican republic, and Puerto Rican). and Latin American was for everyone that was from Spanish speaking countries on the main continents. When did this change up happen... better yet WHY did this change up happen? Latinx. Stupidest word ever. Guaranteed way to get yourself labeled as "Americanizado" when you visit Latin American and Hispanic countries.
You should also add calling someone from Spain and Portugal Latin , which is incorrect and really grinds my gears 😤
they forgot to mention Hispanic / Latino isn't a race...
¿Hay alquien QUIÉN hables el español en éste canal? Todos vosotros suena si fuerais americano angloparlantes.
These Americans peddling to make latinx a thing is like Gretchen from Mean Girls trying to make fetch a thing and all the Spanish speakers from every where else is Regina George saying to Gretchen stop trying to make fetch a thing cuz its not fucken happening just instead of "fetch" it's "latinx" 😂
i am latino and i do not want you to know