latino

• Relatif aux personnes d'origine latino-américaine, souvent utilisé aux États-Unis pour décrire une identité culturelle ou ethnique.

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 (relatif aux cultures hispanophones)

   • 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.

   Synonymeslatinlatin-american

• Nom désignant une personne d'origine latino-américaine, ou une langue artificielle construite à partir de mots communs aux langues romanes.

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

nom propre

1. Person from Latin AmericaB1formalamerican

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

   Personne originaire d'Amérique latine

   • 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.

   Synonymeslatinlatin-american

2. C1formal

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

   latino (langue artificielle)

   • 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.