Did you know that there are Latino communities throughout the world?
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Yes, here in Madrid lives lots of Latinos: from Ecuador,Argentina,Colombia,Peru,\nVenezuela,Panama,Dominican Republic,etc. Also there´s a suburb called "La Latina"(The Latin)that have a great Latin community.
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by the look of your avatar, you don't exactly like in the middle of kansas, miss nyc chick. you couldn't be in a better place to learn spanish, yet people on the post are telling you to take classes for a language spoken by the largest growing minority...... ummmmmm...... think about that. go stand on 125th street(that's pronounced "a hun-twunnie fiff stree" for non new yorkers) and see how quickly you will learn spanish. the point is, submerge yourself with spanish on purpose. lee las periodicas, y mira las noticias en la manana mientras esta haciendo desayuno, todo!! ya kno
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Latin America begins with Mexico and continues through Central America and into South America.  The "Latino" culture is associated with Latin America.  Generally the Latinos are either Spanish-speaking or Porteguese-speaking, but this is an overgeneralization.\n\nSouth America, in my mind, is a subset of Latin America.  Latin America also includes the Caribbean islands.
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The correct answer is everywhere. There were alot irish and italians in New York if you watch the movie Gangs of New York or Bronx Tale. The spaniards were originally the first people I believe so you can say we're all spanish? lol I dunno. I know I'm right in here somewhere.
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Yes, most of the live in San Fransisco
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Some of the "Hispanics" in the United States may be FROM Latin America (which would include Mexico, Central and South America and the Caribbean).  Latin America traditionally is a geographical designation, not a group of people who are "Latin"  (Latino) and happen to be living in America. "Hispanic" refers to Spanish-speaking peoples, and "Latino" refers to people of Latin American origin. Not all Latinos are Spanish-speaking.  Also, the word Hispanic is considered to be offensive in some areas because of the way the government uses it.
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maybe not Mexicans, but yea Hispanic in general or mixed raced people.
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Not necessarily,  most people call it CULTURAL DIVERSITY.\n\n/doc
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There are different types of hispanic dance. \nFor puerto ricans  and cubans there is the salsa and merengue. For Mexicans there is the cumbia and vueltas.\nFor the Spaniards there is the flamenco. For Mexicans from Mexico city there is the ballet folklorico, mexican hat dance, and tapatillo. \nThese are just a few of hispanic dances that I know about. I don't think they affect the world but maybe they influence other dances.
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i am white and i do not ask any dumb questions about latinos. ppl every where no matter what are the same except for skin color. not all americans are like that. i respect the mexican, hispanic, and latino community. they work hard, they pay their bills,and have a strong family structure.i wish we here in america would stand by our famileies like latinos do.
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Not only Spanish... I speak Portuguese and live in Florida, which has a lot of Hispanic people, and whenever I talk with my mum, we have a bunch of people that think we're speaking Spanish, or a bunch of Spanish-speaking coming over to talk to us... And I'm crap with Spanish.
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true, more in the developing world!
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mm they come from all over mexico. All mexicans aren't the same. So diverse. Adjectives are relative
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42 other countries from all around the world.
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I like to tell people that because I know Spanish as well as English, my world is twice as big. That means I can talk to almost anyone I meet in the Southwest United States, where so many speak both Spanish and English, instead of being limited to just English. Now if only I knew French, I could go to Canada and expand my world by another big percentage. Same with Russian or German or Portuguese or Chinese.
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Oh, yes, I have heard people speaking Spanish, German, Russian, Italian, French, Japanese, Creole, Latin.\nNow ask a serious question. Enough with the jokes
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In every Latin country... :D