No. 7,670 in Spanish
latino
"Latino" refers to a person of Latin American origin or descent.
In a sentence
Mi amigo Juan es latino y orgulloso de su cultura.
My friend Juan is Latino and proud of his culture.
Here, 'latino' is used to describe a person's identity, specifically relating to Latin American heritage.
El cine latino ofrece una perspectiva única de la vida en América Latina.
Latin cinema offers a unique perspective on life in Latin America.
In this sentence, 'latino' is used as an adjective describing cinema originating from or about Latin America.
Estudiaremos la influencia del arte latino en las culturas modernas.
We will study the influence of Latin art on modern cultures.
Here, 'latino' is employed as an adjective referring to art styles and traditions stemming from Latin America.
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