latino

• Persona de origen latinoamericano, especialmente en Estados Unidos; también se refiere a lo relacionado con esa comunidad o su cultura, incluyendo su identidad étnica o cultural.

Relating to people of Latin American origin or descent, often used in the United States to describe cultural or ethnic identity.

1. Relating to Spanish-speaking culturesB1formalamerican

   Describing people, music, food, or traditions that come from Latin American countries or Spanish-speaking communities.

   latino (relativo a las culturas hispanohablantes)

   • Latino music is popular all over the world.
   • She loves Latino cuisine, especially tacos and empanadas.
   • The festival celebrated Latino culture with dancing and art.

   Sinónimoslatinlatin-american

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona de origen latinoamericano, o bien una lengua artificial basada en el vocabulario común a las lenguas romances.

A noun referring to a person of Latin American origin or descent, or an artificial language based on words common to the Romance languages.

nombre propio

1. Person from Latin AmericaB1formalamerican

   A person who is a native or inhabitant of Latin America, often of Spanish or Portuguese cultural background.

   Persona de América Latina

   • Many Latinos have contributed to the cultural diversity of the United States.
   • She is a proud Latina who celebrates her heritage.
   • The festival featured music and food from various Latino communities.

   Sinónimoslatinlatin-american

2. C1formal

   An artificial language constructed from words common to the Romance languages, intended for international communication.

   latino (lengua artificial)

   • Latino was created as a simplified language for global use.
   • The linguist studied the structure of Latino as an auxiliary language.
   • Some enthusiasts still learn and use Latino for communication.