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08-15-2007, 07:18 PM
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if your not 1st your last
08-16-2007, 12:50 PM
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to me hispanic and latino are the same ****, if you look in a dictionary they have the same definition : "people who got flavor, beautiful women and can party for weeks, " for more defenitions search under, carnavales, fiestas, quinciaņeros, corona, churrasco, empanadas, arepas, ETC, ETC...
08-19-2007, 09:17 PM
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Latino is the term used more "favorably" by the indigenous peoples of lower north, central, and south America to define themselves as originating from a romance language culture, but this term while it does still imply Spain's sovereignty it takes more of a lighter side because it is less associated with Spain and more associated with the language, and its roots.
Chicano refers to someone that is born in the USA that comes from Mexican herritage.
All the terms are buzzwords created by either the US government or European countries.
The best thing you can call a "hispanic" is an American. After all, they were here first.
08-19-2007, 09:21 PM
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lol, that is kind of funny,
europeans think up names to call the natives, just so they can take the native name of "American"
It would be akin to some dutch guy taking over africa, then renaming the natives, and calling himself "african"
europeans think up names to call the natives, just so they can take the native name of "American"
It would be akin to some dutch guy taking over africa, then renaming the natives, and calling himself "african"
08-22-2007, 12:05 PM
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if your not 1st your last
nope peruvian word Also
we use to describe someone from the mountain, Like cuszo (machupicchu) or as to describe a peruvian Man. its a friendly term My family calls me sometimes that and chino since I have some chinky eyes.
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5. cholo
In Peru: peasant or indian, in a somewhat degrading way because it implies being simple minded. Can also be used affectionately between friends.
In Peru it has no 'gangster' connotation.
friends: Que tal cholo! / Habla cholo!
insult: Mira el cholo bloqueando la calle con su burro!
we use to describe someone from the mountain, Like cuszo (machupicchu) or as to describe a peruvian Man. its a friendly term My family calls me sometimes that and chino since I have some chinky eyes.
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5. cholo
In Peru: peasant or indian, in a somewhat degrading way because it implies being simple minded. Can also be used affectionately between friends.
In Peru it has no 'gangster' connotation.
friends: Que tal cholo! / Habla cholo!
insult: Mira el cholo bloqueando la calle con su burro!
08-23-2007, 11:49 AM
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ups my bad i guess cholo has different means on different places, by the way i would love to go see MACHUPICHU, it just looks beautiful.....
08-24-2007, 02:10 AM
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my mom went and she also says its pretty expensive, but definately worth it. Machu Picchu is also now officially one of the 7 wonders of the world or somethin like that. she got some video of when she was climbin the ancient city with a group of tourist and a guide. its pretty scary lookin cause the steps are steep as hell and if ur afraid of heights its even worse.
08-28-2007, 12:14 PM
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lean like a cholo? yeah some funny stuff, i think all that music like cumbia kings ETC, it actually makes all latinos look bad, don't mean to ofend anyone its just an opinion.
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