Are they Italian?

with that said, thats just the avarege, and there are a lot of white argies with a high ammount of italian blood yes.

also, when other spanish speaking countries try to make fun of our accent, they sound like an italian stereotype of spanish speaker.

They are Volga German

ACCEPT

PIEMONTESE

HERITAGE

youtube.com/watch?v=0FrOjifhVFQ

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Why do Italian Argentines have more Italian sounding names than the Italians in the USA?

you can see the amerindian features in all of them
every """""white""""""" argie has gigantic cheekbones and weird chinky eys

No they are greek

Italian Americans adapted their surnames to make them easier to pronounce for English speakers

This user is right, roots are all over the place here. My family is german (not "1/216" like americans say, but directly), my bf's family is italian, most of my classmates back in the day were spanish/italians/germans/belgians, etc. We did have a big influx of "bolitas" during the last two decades but yeah, we're a bit of everything.

youtube.com/watch?v=khtmTsgdrN8

this video explains a lot of our heritage

avarege """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""italian"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" argentinian

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Camoranesi look like some mapuche warrior

But that didn’t happen in Brazil or Argentina I think

Because we don't have problems pronouncing Italian names since our languages are pretty similar.

because thats exactly what we, argentinians, are;
proud amerindian bulls. some of us me be tainted with filthy shitalian blood, but not all.

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why are Brazilians so obsessed with Argentinians

sì, siamo italiani, anche le nostre lingue sono praticamente le stesse, se un oratore spagnolo guarda qualcosa in italiano, probabilmente può capire il significato di ciò che significa

well argentina and brazil are the best of south america

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They are like them but richer and less monkey like, which leads to jealousy.

huh? i thought they were mostly napolitan though

t. Juan Carlos De la Cruz Rossi
the italian

Not really.

lol we don't have long names.

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Porteños are wh*toids subhumans, Uruguay is a proud TURKIC nation

Fratello mio

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Wrong

They're splitted 50% southern 50 northern i think.

Piemontese heritage is strong in some zones. You can spot piemontese surnames because they all ends with - ero (Ferrero, Accornero, Mantero, Pasquero, Fumero, etc.), - rino (Garbarino, Pavarino, etc.) or - asso (Cambiasso, Pautasso, Buriasso, etc.).

what about Uruguay

nous sommes français

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arent -ino names more popular in the south tho?

Oh, i forgot - oglio (pronounced ''-ollo'') as Gavoglio, Bergoglio, etc.

We are TURKS

as relevant as a brazilian state

>Ferrero
oh wow that's the name of the capital's mayor here
except he's full paraguayan already, just look at his not-white face

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- ino yes, -rino not.

hmm

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>putasso
is that your family name? it suits you

Many are from Veneto, 30k circa according to the 2008 census

uhh escusi,bappa-dee boopa,bappa-dee boo-pee?

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I think it can be both piemontese and castillian, so hard to tell the origin if an argentine have this surname.

Ferrero is a popular confectionery industry here, never heard of Nutella, Ferrero Rocher, Kinder sorpresa, etc ?

go back to your room urugauy,the adults are talking

Nope, it derived from old provençal (the language of medieval Piedmont) ''paut'', mud.

we are latinos but not africans lol we have nutella, kinder etc here.

So are Italians

>never heard of Nutella, Ferrero Rocher, Kinder sorpresa, etc ?
nope, no such thing as chocolate in argentina only mate and beef

No you aren't latinos, you're literally a buffer nation between spanish america and us.

That's why in the '70 popular movies that were specifically designed for micking ironically our way of life had succes even in your country (like Fantozzi)

the 70s its like the start of latino mass migration to argentina, you'd find modern argentina is closer to paraguay than europe

I feel bad for all the Italians who ended up in Brazil and Argentina. Bet they’d want a redo and come to the USA. At least we kept Italian culture alive here

>Ferrero Rocher
yes i did. expensive as f

good post

Argentina and Brazil have way more italian influence than the US, and this comes from someone who lives in the northeast

most of the italian descendents we have here are kinda middle-upper class

Like the famous fettucine Alfredo and spaghetti with meatballs that don't even exist in Italy

No? Look at American cuisine and the influence of Italian culture on it. Lots of pizza and pasta

Not so in Argentina and Brazil

Italian culture alive in the East Coast

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

If you genuinely think that olive gardens, pepperoni and noo jooyzey latinos larping as pseudosicilians are ''italian things'' maybe you're right

chicago pizza

nice b8, you may catch some europoors and brazilians with it

I hope you're shitposting

VIVA

GALTIERI

LIBERTADOR

DE
MALVINAS

Compared to all that Italian shit alive in Brazil and Argentina, right?

Thanks, now I'm puking

We had mestizos before that (cabecitas negras).

What? Couldn't bother searching on wikipedia, right?

They had Messi and Peron, you have Snooki and Rudy Giuliani

I think their diaspora win with no contest

brazil has more native things tho and a strong afro influence

si pero eran pueblerinos del interior
messi is a mestizo though

Wasn't Snooki adopted by an italo-american family? Or is she of italian descent?

I think snooki was born in chile

There's a reason why your pizza chains are not a thing here.

My surname is unironically Macri'

Would i be immediately killed in Argentina?

do you enjoy getting called "gato" by a bunch of racially ambigous low middle class mouthbreathing retards who think they are funny?

>speaks Spanish

No, they are not Italian.

Lol why ''gato''?

An italian american could integrate more into Italy than a Italian Brazillian or Italian Argentine could.

Yeah i see here in Rome your ''italians''. They came here thinking they're in some magical third world country stuck in some Sofia Loren or Fellini movie from th 50s and unironically ask for fettuccine alfredo and chicken parmigiana in the restaurant; and is continuously talking how great are Providence, Philly or NYC compared to Rome.

>brazil has mire native things
>his flag is literally an amerindian symbol
Ohnmonnono

Compared to Argentines or Brazillians who can't understand what a developed Western country is like nor can understand Italian at all?

Argentinians can speak itslian way more easily than americans, also americans have an abhorrent accent

Oh, and the WORST italian american expats here are from East Coast or New England.

Cali or ''dixie'' italian americans are 1000000 times better than noo joyzeys or nooyorker ''italians''.

t. Luigi

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>They keep taking the bait

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Spanish and Italian are pretty different from each other. And I've heard Argentines speak Italian with a thick Spanish accent.

Argentina is like 35% spanish, 35% italian, 20% native 10% other caucasoid (german, french, irish, ukrainian, lebanese, jew the biggest groups)
it depends on the person. I am half german, half spanish, but I have 2 full spanish half siblings with 8 spanish grandparents.
We all have double citizenship.

I think Argentine "wh*toids" are probably more Italian than Spanish, because Spanish ancestry is overrepresented in mestizos who descend from the colonial population.
In my classroom of 32 pupils we had like 5 with Di something surnames (Di Giorno, Di Stazio, Di Benedetto etc) + other Italian surnames.

surnames.behindthename.com/top/lists/argentina/2006

Here are the most popular Argentine surnames:

Fernandez
Rodriguez
Gonzalez
Garcia
Lopez

How Italian.

>Spanish and Italian are pretty different from each other.
lol this amerimutt

have you ever tried to talk to an Italian native or an Argentine native about their countries instead of having a vision of the planet based on a web page?

45% of population.

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>two mutually intelligible languages are very different from each other

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