Latino
der Latino, die Latinos
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Latino
A man from Latin America or a man of Latin American descent, especially in usage in the United States and other English-speaking countries.
Der Latino erzählte von seiner Familie in Kolumbien.
The Latino talked about his family in Colombia.
| gender | masculine der |
|---|---|
| plural | die Latinos |
| genitive | des Latinos |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | der Latino | die Latinos |
| accusative | den Latino | die Latinos |
| dative | dem Latino | den Latinos |
| genitive | des Latinos | der Latinos |
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'Latino' (Latino) appears especially in reports about society, politics, and culture in the United States and other English-speaking countries. The specific region being referred to is often mentioned elsewhere in the sentence.
Der Latino engagiert sich in seiner Stadt für bessere Bildungschancen.
The Latino is working to improve educational opportunities in his city.
Die Reportage begleitet einen Latino, der seit vielen Jahren in Chicago lebt.
The report follows a Latino who has lived in Chicago for many years.
In compounds, 'Latino' (Latino) is often combined with words related to culture and society. Common examples include 'Latino-Community' (Latino community), 'Latino-Kultur' (Latino culture), and 'Latino-Musik' (Latin music).
Der Latino engagiert sich in der örtlichen Latino-Community.
The Latino is active in the local Latino community.
Der junge Latino hört gern Latino-Musik.
The young Latino enjoys listening to Latin music.
In more detailed descriptions, 'Latino' (Latino) is often accompanied by a phrase with 'aus' (from) or 'in' (in). This helps specify the person's origin or current place of residence.
Der Latino aus Peru arbeitet inzwischen in Berlin.
The Latino from Peru now works in Berlin.
Die Journalistin sprach mit einem Latino, der in New York geboren wurde.
The journalist spoke with a Latino who was born in New York.
