[ SECRET POST #2673 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2673 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Even more, technically everyone in the Americas IS American.

Other languages have this concept very clear, English in the only one where you have to make special, pointless distinctions to see what country or continent are you talking about.

[making_excuses]

Eh, don't speak for all of us thank you very much... This is almost as annoying as when people start talking about how difficult English is to learn because the same word can mean different things, at least you fucking spell them differently try learning Norwegian...

Also known as this issue is exactly the same in Norwegian too, it is because the continent and the country has the same name so if you don't wanna be specific and say North American you might end up slightly confused. Just like in Norwegian the country Ecuador and the equator is pronounced the same way... And I am sure there are more examples of this.. Languages, any of them are not completely clear cut or perfect, don't make 'em out to be.