another name for a Mexican?
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Felipe\nJose\nRolando\nMartin\nHilde\nMaria\nRosa\nSandra\nJulian\nLuis\nJaime\n\nWere you referring to any Mexican in particular?
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willy \nalbert\neizaac\nedgar \ncarlos\neddie eduardo\nfernando\nraul\nis a nice name\nneed more contact me at misslilangel2001@yahoo.com
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rivaldo.\ntypical brazilian.
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Well to tell you the truth I really disagree with both terms. I don't agree with them because they both neglect our indigenous background. Both terms are Eurocentric and where implemented by the U.S. So if you really think about it we have been label as either Latin Euro or Spanish but many of us are Mestizos and we must take into consideration the indigenous blood in us. I guess the moral of the story is that individuals should not be labeled to the convenience of others. Instead take into consideration your self identity and what really encompasses who you are and remember that individuals should also know why you are Hispanic, Latino, or Chicano.
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It seems to be a Spanish surname. Probably central America.
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NO!!!!,YOUR SO WRONG!,IT MEANS "UNITED STATES OF MEXICO",WICH IS THE OFFICIAL NAME OF MEXICO,"ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS",NOT THAT USA BELONGS TO MEXICO.
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chulo\nproxeneta\ncaficho
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Well, it isn't proper because ppl get offended. Please note above answers. Most don't get offended by black or white. I am terrible at guessing nationality so if I don't know I just don't say. We don't call mexicans brown either, so really their are a lot of inconsistities. Preety much the rule to follow is, go with the flow and if it is going to hurt someone, don't do it unless it is important, terminology isn't important
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Yes, of course he speaks American didnt you understand him, and you responded in American too (talking to guy above me) But yes, i speak Mexican, although my Mexican isnt that great, mainly food names. I recently found out my neighbor isnt named El Taco. Sad times when no one is named El Taco.
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Mexican means you just moved here from mexico. Hispanic means you come from mexican origin.
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what a stupid question. What constitutes a "strange name". Maybe the name "Smith" or "Jones" is hilarious in some languages
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I've heard from Mexicans in Mexico that the term gringo came from the military of the US. The battle cry "Green Go".I can't attest to the accuracy of this explanation. We are all known as "Bolillos" which is a white bread roll in Mexico.Gabachos,guedo pronounced"wedo" these terms refers to the light skin.It is very common to call people nicknames referring to their skin color hair,shortness,tallness etc.These usually aren't meant as insults or racial slurs.
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The Pituco. I guess Pituco is some kind of nick name or something like that. Be Blessed!
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This is actually a pretty touchy topic.\nMexican is what everyone else has mentioned...for Mexican nationals.  This does not include Mexican-American folks because they are actually American as in U.S.A.\nHispanic was the term used by the "white" man as in inclusive word for all central and south Americans...including Brazil.  Hispanic for "hispano" which was a word in the spanish language.  Hispano meaning from Spanish as in Spain descent.\nLatino was the word to sort of rebel from the Hispanic word because it was more pertaining to the central and south Americans.  Latino because those parts of the world many considered to be Latin America and their spanish is considerably different from the castilian spanish from Spain.\nIn order to answer your question, to whom are you referring?  If you know where the people or person is from, use their nationality term (peruvian, venezuelan, etc).  If you don't, use Hispanic or latino, they are used interchangably and most folks are used to both terms.  But I think most would prefer Latino.
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VER, OLER, TOCAR, SENTIR, PROBAR\n\nFOR THE MEXICAN LADY'S QUESTION.
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Kin for Mayan\nTonaltzintli for Aztec
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mm they come from all over mexico. All mexicans aren't the same. So diverse. Adjectives are relative