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⌈ Secret Post #220 ⌋

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Notes:

If Liz can do it, I can too!

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Comments

Re: Maker of #4, Spanish Culture & Mixage 101 (tl;dr Ahead)

[laurus-nobilis.livejournal.com]

they're Spaniards that just happened to move to Chile and had me there

Aaaah. See, that's why I asked - I figured it was a difference in the usage like that. Here, we consider anyone born here as simply Argentinian, no matter were their parents are from (again, because of the old immigration issues). For example, my grandparents don't call themselves Italian even though their parents and even their older siblings are, because they were born and grew in Buenos Aires. I didn't know it was different in Chile.

And I guess it's a very personal issue, too, feeling more identified with the place where you were born or the place where your family comes from.