why oh why did igby have to wake me up 15 minutes early? also, wow - not sure why i checked in this morning for the first time in years - and quite surprised to see this thread on page one, and actually still recognize a few names here! hello all!
why oh why did igby have to wake me up 15 minutes early? also, wow - not sure why i checked in this morning for the first time in years - and quite surprised to see this thread on page one, and actually still recognize a few names here! hello all!
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Anyone fancy helping with a name that tune challenge?
The competition is called 'stripped back' and they started off by just playing the guitar bit of a song, they've since added drums and still nobody has gotten it.
You'll find it at 8.07am on Morning Glory with Dee and Marty at the link below. Help! To me it sounds a little ZZ-Top, definitely some kind of classic rock I think....
oh and if given permission to do so,, very important how you ask and if your told,, two very different things,, if your told well good then ask how you can and if you can your way or then asked how you should be told how to do so..
Why do we refer to every country south of the US as Latin America despite no one speaks Latin?
People are geographically ignorant...?
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Why do we refer to every country south of the US as Latin America despite no one speaks Latin?
Do Americans use that term 'Latin America'. I don't think Europeans use it
No one uses that phrase except PJ. I think it's because saying "South America and Mexico" was too much.
Well I know Americans use the phrase 'Latinos', seemingly to refer to people of such nationalities, so there must be some origin to it. Seems fairly erroneous though it is acknowledged in OED
OED: Latin America: those countries in Central and South America in which Spanish or Portuguese is the dominant language collectively
Latin: Used as a designation for the European peoples which speak languages descended from Latin; often with implication of the erroneous notion that these peoples are of Roman descent. Also ellipt. for Latin American.
Why do we refer to every country south of the US as Latin America despite no one speaks Latin?
Do Americans use that term 'Latin America'. I don't think Europeans use it
No one uses that phrase except PJ. I think it's because saying "South America and Mexico" was too much.
Well I know Americans use the phrase 'Latinos', seemingly to refer to people of such nationalities, so there must be some origin to it. Seems fairly erroneous though it is acknowledged in OED
OED: Latin America: those countries in Central and South America in which Spanish or Portuguese is the dominant language collectively
Latin: Used as a designation for the European peoples which speak languages descended from Latin; often with implication of the erroneous notion that these peoples are of Roman descent. Also ellipt. for Latin American.
Sorry hun I was just being funny. Yes, most of the people from Spanish speaking countries south of the US identify as Latinos. Tbh I've never heard of Brazilians identifying as Latino but I guess maybe. I was trying to avoid whitesplaining it though since there's plenty of people who know better than me lol. I don't think Americans use three phrase Latino. They call everyone Mexicans. (JOKE)
Why do we refer to every country south of the US as Latin America despite no one speaks Latin?
Do Americans use that term 'Latin America'. I don't think Europeans use it
No one uses that phrase except PJ. I think it's because saying "South America and Mexico" was too much.
Well I know Americans use the phrase 'Latinos', seemingly to refer to people of such nationalities, so there must be some origin to it. Seems fairly erroneous though it is acknowledged in OED
OED: Latin America: those countries in Central and South America in which Spanish or Portuguese is the dominant language collectively
Latin: Used as a designation for the European peoples which speak languages descended from Latin; often with implication of the erroneous notion that these peoples are of Roman descent. Also ellipt. for Latin American.
Sorry hun I was just being funny. Yes, most of the people from Spanish speaking countries south of the US identify as Latinos. Tbh I've never heard of Brazilians identifying as Latino but I guess maybe. I was trying to avoid whitesplaining it though since there's plenty of people who know better than me lol. I don't think Americans use three phrase Latino. They call everyone Mexicans. (JOKE)
Well I never know what to believe as Americans and Europeans tend to see the world very differently
Yeah, it's simply because the languages spoken are derived from Latin. The "romance languages". It's appropriate IMO.
Ah but so are Italian and many other languages, are people of such nationalities also to be referred to as Latino? Latin America makes sense to a point but Latino is pushing it a bit Guess it doesn't really matter, just a curiosity
Yeah, it's simply because the languages spoken are derived from Latin. The "romance languages". It's appropriate IMO.
Ah but so are Italian and many other languages, are people of such nationalities also to be referred to as Latino? Latin America makes sense to a point but Latino is pushing it a bit Guess it doesn't really matter, just a curiosity
Yeah, of course other languages are too. I don't think that makes any difference. There are different terms used to encapsulate all kinds of groups of people based on various factors. Nothing wrong with that.
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did you hear about the guy who was terminally ill and was sad bc he would not make the release of the film to see it ?? well they did a special screening just for him.. i thought that was sweet..
Why do we refer to every country south of the US as Latin America despite no one speaks Latin?
Do Americans use that term 'Latin America'. I don't think Europeans use it
No one uses that phrase except PJ. I think it's because saying "South America and Mexico" was too much.
Well I know Americans use the phrase 'Latinos', seemingly to refer to people of such nationalities, so there must be some origin to it. Seems fairly erroneous though it is acknowledged in OED
OED: Latin America: those countries in Central and South America in which Spanish or Portuguese is the dominant language collectively
Latin: Used as a designation for the European peoples which speak languages descended from Latin; often with implication of the erroneous notion that these peoples are of Roman descent. Also ellipt. for Latin American.
Sorry hun I was just being funny. Yes, most of the people from Spanish speaking countries south of the US identify as Latinos. Tbh I've never heard of Brazilians identifying as Latino but I guess maybe. I was trying to avoid whitesplaining it though since there's plenty of people who know better than me lol. I don't think Americans use three phrase Latino. They call everyone Mexicans. (JOKE)
Well I never know what to believe as Americans and Europeans tend to see the world very differently
Um ok not sure what that's supposed to mean but someone from Colombia calling themselves Latino is the same thing as someone from Italy calling themselves European. Like no one calls themselves south American or north American or central American. You can be Colombian and Latino just like you can be Italian and European. That's all. I really do think PJ just used that phrase to avoid "....And Mexico"
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also, wow - not sure why i checked in this morning for the first time in years - and quite surprised to see this thread on page one, and actually still recognize a few names here!
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The competition is called 'stripped back' and they started off by just playing the guitar bit of a song, they've since added drums and still nobody has gotten it.
You'll find it at 8.07am on Morning Glory with Dee and Marty at the link below. Help! To me it sounds a little ZZ-Top, definitely some kind of classic rock I think....
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I think it's because saying "South America and Mexico" was too much.
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OED: Latin America: those countries in Central and South America in which Spanish or Portuguese is the dominant language collectively
Latin: Used as a designation for the European peoples which speak languages descended from Latin; often with implication of the erroneous notion that these peoples are of Roman descent. Also ellipt. for Latin American.
I don't think Americans use three phrase Latino. They call everyone Mexicans.
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well they did a special screening just for him.. i thought that was sweet..
I really do think PJ just used that phrase to avoid "....And Mexico"
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