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> You are right. You should have stopped right there. Latino is a US term to refer to people in the US by their origin. Outside of the US people use Latinoam
by foogazi 2y ago
> You are right.
You should have stopped right there.
Latino is a US term to refer to people in the US by their origin.
Outside of the US people use Latinoamérica to refer to the central and South American former colonies of France, Portugal and Spain.
Iberoamérica is used too if you want to be more specific and exclude the French colonies
- jowea 2y ago> Iberoamérica is used too if you want to be more specific and exclude the French colonies Oh yeah it's very funny when you start the "actually Quebec is part of Latin America, but the Guyanas aren't, except for French Guiana, which isn't actually a country, and about Louisiana...."
- meiraleal 2y agoThat is why we get back to "Latin America" doesn't exist :) It is all America, for the grievance of US Americans.