In Spanish is Estadounidense In French is États-unien In Portuguese is estadunidense In Italian is Statunitense In Catalan is estatunidenc In Galician is estadounidense In English, meanwhile, is "american" What a fucking narcisists
@SomeDrawerGirl Romance languages are the outlier t.co/lHFzU8FDvn
@PatronAspen @SomeDrawerGirl I love how this map is always used as if it was proving anything. North America ≠ US anyway so the Romance languages (and a couple others) are right for using États-Uniens
@tanukides_s @PatronAspen @SomeDrawerGirl The point is, in continent-models that classify North America & South America as two separate continents, the lone demonym “American” can’t be used to describe people from either continent, absent the modifier North or South. It’s only used to describe people from the country.
