Population of the Americas in 1936

[Annie999]

Exactamente igual que nosotros.
Les decimos yankees.
Formalmente estadounidenses, pero "americanos" jamás.
Tampoco les decimos "gringos", como si hacen en otros paises de Hispanoamérica, ese apelativo se usaba antes en el interior del país para referirse a inmigrantes mayormente de piel clara y pelo rubio.
En el caso de la Provincia de tu novio, Entre Ríos, les decían así a los inmigrantes alemanes y a los llamados "gauchos judios" que eran ashkenazis que llegaron a vivir en el campo y los pueblos de la región.
En mi provincia, Santa Fe, se les llamaba "gringos" en general a los inmigrantes suizos.

Si si, usamos los mismos terminos. Por cierto mi novio es de provincia de Buenos Aires (Mar del Plata) pero su mama era de Entre Rios

[Erronkari]

Si si, usamos los mismos terminos. Por cierto mi novio es de provincia de Buenos Aires (Mar del Plata) pero su mama era de Entre Rios

Ahhh es marplatense!!!!! Bueno, tuve una pifia generacional jaja, ya que la madre si es entrerriana y por ende "vecina" mía.
Entre Ríos está justo entre medio de mi provincia y el Uruguay!

[Annie999]

Ahhh es marplatense!!!!! Bueno, tuve una pifia generacional jaja, ya que la madre si es entrerriana y por ende "vecina" mía.
Entre Ríos está justo entre medio de mi provincia y el Uruguay!

Santafesino?

[Erronkari]

Santafesino?

Sí! Exactamente.
Soy originario de un pueblo muy chiquito que se llama Casilda, que tiene de alrededor de 28.000 habitantes ahora.
Aunque me trasladé con mis viejos a Bs. As. cuando tenía 11 años. Pero siempre me consideraré santafesino y casiñdense!

[Bobby Martnen]

Mexico is North America smh

No it isn't you have nothing to do with the Anglo-Saxon culture of North America and far more in common with the rest of Central and South America.

[Bobby Martnen]

What west? Europe?

In america we are taught that mexico is in north america while central america starts with guatemala and ends with panama

Central america is a sub-region just like the caribbean

Geographically, yes.

Culturally, Mexico is part of Central America, and culture matters more than geography.

[Carlito's Way]

No it isn't you have nothing to do with the Anglo-Saxon culture of North America and far more in common with the rest of Central and South America.

Geographically, yes.

Culturally, Mexico is part of Central America, and culture matters more than geography.

anglo culture has nothing to do with geography you ugly inbred faggot
canada is latin
and has nothing to do with anglo culture to begin with

so what the fuck you talking about?

[Bobby Martnen]

anglo culture has nothing to do with geography you ugly inbred faggot
canada is latin
and has nothing to do with anglo culture to begin with

so what the fuck you talking about?

Only Quebec is Latin, and most of Canada is Anglo.

Mexico is geographically North America but Culturally Central America.

[Carlito's Way]

Only Quebec is Latin, and most of Canada is Anglo.

Mexico is geographically North America but Culturally Central America.

cultural doesnt matter when it comes to geo
most of america is culturally mexican american
south of america is culturally more black similar to other black anglos from the caribbean and africa
which means america is culturally what, african? hahaha

so what nigga lol

[Bobby Martnen]

cultural doesnt matter when it comes to geo
most of america is culturally mexican american
south of america is culturally more black similar to other black anglos from the caribbean and africa
which means america is culturally what, african? hahaha

so what nigga lol

I classify countries culturally. Hence France is Southern European even though it's geographically Western because they're Romance-speaking Catholics.

Most of America is not culturally Mexican. Some parts of the Southwest near the border and some neighborhoods in big cities.

That's it.

The vast majority of the Midwest and East is culturally Anglo.