>both are brown >both are short >both are smelly >both are loud >both their greatest contribution to humanity is overrated food >both have green, white and red flags >both speak with the same annoying accent >both speak similar languages >both get extremely butthurt if you don't cook their food exactly like their grandma used to. >both are we wuz >they both hate their own countrymen more than anything. >both countries are overran by ciminal organizations >both countries' only exportation to the rest of the world are shitty immigrants >both have similar climate, landscapes and architecture
I'm beginning to think that actually Italians are the ones who colonized Mexico and not Spaniards.
My aunt is Argentinian and 1/4 Italian she 'brags' about it all the time lol, like she says her hot-headness and getting excited is because she is "1/4 Italian".
Xavier Butler
At least the American Italians kept more Italian traditions and culture alive than the ones in South America
Brayden Johnson
They left us tea, nice surnames and the occasional redheads so it's all worth it in the end.
I'm happy my country didn't get any Anglo influence
Cooper Hernandez
lol American Italian culture is just being super super pushy all the time 24/7. And making cannolis.
Nicholas Reed
If the "Italian culture" IS being super super pushy all the time 24/7 I would curl up and die if I ever had to go to Italy guess we know how Roman Church and Roman Empire got to be so dominant in Europe because Italian culture.
Mason Reed
from an Italian POV: is Argentina or the United States more Italian influenced?
Brandon Rogers
fake yadda yadda
Jackson King
Why are the most popular surnames in Argentina mostly Spanish then?
>92746334 >my wop ass in on F I R E i'd say the US, just look at all those types of pizzas you have. Also, literally named after an italian. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amerigo_Vespucci
Owen Brooks
This thread is a bait for people to point out how "italian" Argentina is, Argentinians love to tell people how italians they are
Caleb Parker
Having Italian ancestors doesn't equal having Italian surnames,given that they could either change them or they'd get lost if they have female descendants. That and maybe the whole Italian Argentina notion is a little overhyped.
Nathan Sullivan
Doesn't Spain only have 30-40 different surnames?
Nathaniel Johnson
Sono italiano
Noah Gutierrez
>The name America is a sign of the Italian influence in the US This is one of the most retarded things I've ever heard. Not to mention that it was first used to refer to what im English is called 'The Americas' anyway.
Colton Russell
What would Argentine culture look like without Italian influence?
Daniel Miller
spanish surnames have very little variety. the ten most common ones are held by 20% of the spanish population, while in italy it's around 0,7%
Aiden Ramirez
In the USA, Mexicans and Italians despise each other
Anthony Long
nice sources you brought here. inb4 your nigger ass isn't a source.
