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> I assume you mean USAian. In English, the word American refers to someone from the United States, and almost all of the languages of the world use some equiv
by rendall 1y ago
> I assume you mean USAian.
In English, the word American refers to someone from the United States, and almost all of the languages of the world use some equivalent term: amerikkalainen, Amerikaner, Américain, americano, американец, アメリカ人, أمريكي
When speaking South American-inflected Spanish, you might use the word estadounidense and not americano
USAian is not a word that anyone uses. I don't make the rules.
- worik 1y ago> n English, the word American refers to someone from the United States, No. It refers to Mexacins, Canadians, Columbians.... The problem with USA expetionalism made clear.
- rendall 1y agoWhen English speakers speak English, American refers to people from the USA. Spanish speakers from South America are the only ones who complain about this, but they are free to use whatever terms they would like, when speaking Spanish. If it makes you feel better, you can tell yourself that American is just a short way of saying United States of American, if you want.