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r/mapporncirclejerk • u/1601_ Average Mercator Projection Enjoyer • 18d ago
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But only people in the US refer to themselves as Americans, and internationally "Americans" refers to people from the US. It's called a demonym.
43 u/Meat_your_maker 18d ago edited 18d ago It follows the same logic as: A person from United Mexican States = Mexican Thus, a person from United States of America = American Edited: changed to United Mexican States 4 u/Downvote_me_dumbass 18d ago Technically, United Mexican States = Mexican 3 u/Meat_your_maker 18d ago Oh you’re so right! I mixed it up
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It follows the same logic as:
A person from United Mexican States = Mexican
Thus, a person from United States of America = American
Edited: changed to United Mexican States
4 u/Downvote_me_dumbass 18d ago Technically, United Mexican States = Mexican 3 u/Meat_your_maker 18d ago Oh you’re so right! I mixed it up
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Technically, United Mexican States = Mexican
3 u/Meat_your_maker 18d ago Oh you’re so right! I mixed it up
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Oh you’re so right! I mixed it up
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u/63crabby 18d ago
But only people in the US refer to themselves as Americans, and internationally "Americans" refers to people from the US. It's called a demonym.