← Home ← Back to /int/

Thread 212532977

15 posts 4 images /int/
Anonymous Paraguay No.212532977 [Report] >>212533073 >>212533233 >>212533508 >>212534172
Before latine and latinx there was latin@ but y'all too young to remember that
Anonymous Israel No.212533073 [Report] >>212533181
>>212532977 (OP)
What did latin@ look like?
Anonymous Brazil No.212533134 [Report] >>212533222
I remember my uni emails starting with
>Prezad@s Alun@s
Anonymous Paraguay No.212533181 [Report]
>>212533073
Freaks
Anonymous Israel No.212533222 [Report] >>212533563
>>212533134
Wtf
Its confusing af looks like email adresses not names
Anonymous Mexico No.212533233 [Report]
>>212532977 (OP)
I remember
Anonymous Mexico No.212533267 [Report] >>212533612 >>212534197
Main difference is that latin@ was made by actual Spanish speakers and latinx was made by English speaker
Anonymous Chile No.212533288 [Report]
i member
Anonymous Australia No.212533304 [Report]
Latina
Anonymous Australia No.212533508 [Report]
>>212532977 (OP)
Anonymous Brazil No.212533563 [Report] >>212533612 >>212535647
>>212533222
Would you say that the following is any better?
>Prezados(as) Alunos(as)
Anonymous Israel No.212533612 [Report]
>>212533267
Latinx stuck and is now the default so its better
>>212533563
Why not add 'as' to the end instead of using email signs?
Anonymous Brazil No.212534172 [Report]
>>212532977 (OP)
Trvkx
Anonymous Canada No.212534197 [Report]
>>212533267
Just use Latin□.
Anonymous Argentina No.212535647 [Report]
>>212533563
The correct way in Spanish is
>os/as
if anything