Nobody uses this. In fact nobody uses an acronym and slaps ian or any other postfix to describe any group of people anywhere UAEians see how weird that is?
I can call them whatever I want. That’s the neat thing about the English language - it’s versatile.
Also, I refuse to call them “Americans” anymore. USians don’t own that term. As a Canadian, I’m american, cause I live in North America. People who live in Mexico and South America are also americans. In fact, they have more title to that name than USians or myself as a non-indigenous person.
Nobody uses Americans to mean everyone from Guatamala to Canada. The problem with having your own unique conflicting usage is that literally nobody understands you
Nobody uses this. In fact nobody uses an acronym and slaps ian or any other postfix to describe any group of people anywhere UAEians see how weird that is?
I can call them whatever I want. That’s the neat thing about the English language - it’s versatile.
Also, I refuse to call them “Americans” anymore. USians don’t own that term. As a Canadian, I’m american, cause I live in North America. People who live in Mexico and South America are also americans. In fact, they have more title to that name than USians or myself as a non-indigenous person.
And it will always be Gulf of Mexico.
Nobody uses Americans to mean everyone from Guatamala to Canada. The problem with having your own unique conflicting usage is that literally nobody understands you
It’s not my own usage. It’s a term that’s trending, thanks to white nationalist idiots.
Ya its not