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Anyone who descends from a Spanish or formerly Spanish colony (with the exception of the Southwest US) or Spain. "Hispanic" is simply an ethnicity, NOT a race. Hispanics are mostly mestizo (of white and Amerindian descent) in most Spanish-speaking countries, with the exception of Spain and Argentina (whose populations are mostly white.) Spain's people are mixed Mediterranean and Nordic/Aryan.
Hispanics in the SW US are mostly bilingual, but futher north, they just speak English.
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A made up word to describe the people of the non-existent land of Hispania
Are you Hispanic?
Do I look like I come from Hispania?
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According to the U.S. Census, people who come from or decended from a Spanish-speaking people or country. The term "Hispanic" is completely incorrect as it lumps together two different races to be one: (for example) Spanish Europeans with Mexicans. Mexicans are in fact biracial, since they are mixed of Spanish and Native American ancestry. Caucasians are considered people who have European ancestry. Since Spain is in Europe, Spaniards are white/caucasian, which is obvious by their physical appearence.
Hispanic = Spaniard = European = White (does not make any sense)
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A language in which certain countries speak , yet people think it’s a race
white Hispanic : “ I’m not white I am Hispanic .”
Black guy : “ bruh you white Tf u mean Hispanic ? It’s not a race “
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A person who has a conquistador as an ancestor. It is a liberal word used to qualify the descendent of a conquistador for liberal entitlements.
Pablo says he's hispanic, but I know he's nothing but a mexican.
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A person having origins in one of the following countries:
• Argentina
• Bolivia
• Chile
• Colombia
• Costa Rica
• Cuba
• Dominican Republic
• Ecuador
• El Salvador
• Equatorial Guinea
• Congo
• Guatemala
• Honduras
• Mexico
• Nicaragua
• Panama
• Paraguay
• Peru
• Spain
• Uruguay
• Venezuela
A person from Puerto Rico is also Hispanic. This term is not to be confused with "Latino", which refers specifically to someone from Latin America, excluding Spain and African countries.
I am from Spain, so I am "Hispanic" but not "Latino".
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1. A term used to describe an action of which closely resembles that of stereotypical actions of a person of hispanic background. 2. Also can be used to denote your genre of your statement.
1. "Why does Mark drive his car so hispanically?" 2. "Putting small tires on your car is a great way to pick up chicks. Hispanically speaking"
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