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Extrapolation from the term (slur) used to refer to people with african ascent, this one instead is proposed to refer to people with (generally) hispanic roots and/or hails from Latin America. It refers to the "ñ" alphabetical letter which is almost unseen, unavaiable and unused in english language.
Proposed to coloquially replace the pseudoacademicist term "latinx".
As with the slur for black people, it is recommended that the one saying it is to some degree familiar/acquanted/friends/hispanic-latino themselves with the person they are going to use this word on. If this condition is not met, it can easily be seen and/or misinterpreted as a slur.
Goes well with "spanglish" (?) - to be put to test
Proposed to coloquially replace the pseudoacademicist term "latinx".
As with the slur for black people, it is recommended that the one saying it is to some degree familiar/acquanted/friends/hispanic-latino themselves with the person they are going to use this word on. If this condition is not met, it can easily be seen and/or misinterpreted as a slur.
Goes well with "spanglish" (?) - to be put to test
by Brother Caldavius October 1, 2021
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