A GENERALIZATION USED TO DESCRIBE ALL THINGS OF LATIN, SPANISH, HISPANIC, OR MEXICAN DECENT. I.E. FOOD, MUSIC, RACE, CULTURE, ACCENTS, LANGUAGE, TELEMUNDO.
HISPANICAL FOOD IS TOO SPICY.
IT MUST BE THAT HOT HISPANICAL BLOOD RUNNING THROUGH YOUR VEINS.
I'M SORRY...I DON'T SPEAK HISPANICAL.
THERE IS A HISPANICAL DUDE LOOKING FOR YOU.
HISPANICAL WOMEN ARE CALIENTE!
IT MUST BE THAT HOT HISPANICAL BLOOD RUNNING THROUGH YOUR VEINS.
I'M SORRY...I DON'T SPEAK HISPANICAL.
THERE IS A HISPANICAL DUDE LOOKING FOR YOU.
HISPANICAL WOMEN ARE CALIENTE!
by voodoochild89029 April 22, 2009
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"
by akripke February 24, 2008
by Pimpin Delicious December 10, 2004
by Adept April 01, 2005
People with the worst Language.
The worst cars.
BUT
They are hard workers.
They make a party a blast.
Most of their countries are very nice.
And they make really good food.
The worst cars.
BUT
They are hard workers.
They make a party a blast.
Most of their countries are very nice.
And they make really good food.
I'm Hispanic because my mother has ancestors from Spain. My cousine is also Hispanic because he is Puerto Rican.
by . . . Jose. . . August 02, 2007
(from Latin: 'Hispanicus', from 'Hispania' -that means Spain-)
noun: As you can see, this word was not made up by the US government, but it has Latin -as in the language romans used- roots.
Hispanic reffers to everything that's related with the culture, language and people of the former roman province of Hispania: what is Spain & Portugal right now, and Spanish & Portuguese as it's languages.
It doesn't specify any race, it relates to the descent. In most part, any person born in South-America in the last 400 years carry genes of the SouthWestern-Europe colonizers (Spain & Portugal in most part, with some small colonies from the Netherlands & France), but yet Spain & Portugal born people are mostly a mix of Mediterranean ethnicity, and Latin-American born are a mix of that with original Amerindian descent.
Hispanic culture is very rich because it's diversity, and one of the most clear characteristics of it is patriotism, Hispanics are proud of what they are. There are more common characteristics that can be identified in Hispanics.
noun: As you can see, this word was not made up by the US government, but it has Latin -as in the language romans used- roots.
Hispanic reffers to everything that's related with the culture, language and people of the former roman province of Hispania: what is Spain & Portugal right now, and Spanish & Portuguese as it's languages.
It doesn't specify any race, it relates to the descent. In most part, any person born in South-America in the last 400 years carry genes of the SouthWestern-Europe colonizers (Spain & Portugal in most part, with some small colonies from the Netherlands & France), but yet Spain & Portugal born people are mostly a mix of Mediterranean ethnicity, and Latin-American born are a mix of that with original Amerindian descent.
Hispanic culture is very rich because it's diversity, and one of the most clear characteristics of it is patriotism, Hispanics are proud of what they are. There are more common characteristics that can be identified in Hispanics.
"Carlos is born in Argentina, but he doesn't look hispanic."
(Argentina was a common migration point from Spanish population during the civil war and later on)
"Hispanics are very charming"
(Normal Hispanic families puts a big effort in educating kids to be like this, for one reason or another)
"Hispanics make good lovers"
(Amerindian culture had a strong belief that women were divine, in opposition to Anglo-Saxon culture that was rather discriminating agains women in the most part. This may have "touched" things as time has passed.)
"Paula is from Madrid, so she's Hispanic"
"Ricardo is from Mexico, so he's Hispanic"
"Because Paula is from Spain, it doesn't mean she's a latina, but Ricardo IS a latin."
(Argentina was a common migration point from Spanish population during the civil war and later on)
"Hispanics are very charming"
(Normal Hispanic families puts a big effort in educating kids to be like this, for one reason or another)
"Hispanics make good lovers"
(Amerindian culture had a strong belief that women were divine, in opposition to Anglo-Saxon culture that was rather discriminating agains women in the most part. This may have "touched" things as time has passed.)
"Paula is from Madrid, so she's Hispanic"
"Ricardo is from Mexico, so he's Hispanic"
"Because Paula is from Spain, it doesn't mean she's a latina, but Ricardo IS a latin."
by AJ tha Papi October 27, 2005
1. Are Mexicans Hispanic?
2. I would be Hispanic too after my ex took back my PS2.
3. Light-skinned Black people turn Hispanic in the wintertime.
2. I would be Hispanic too after my ex took back my PS2.
3. Light-skinned Black people turn Hispanic in the wintertime.
by Darkness May 06, 2005