Why do they LARP as Italians? You have absolutely nothing to do with us, you gross dirty Spics.
Why do they LARP as Italians? You have absolutely nothing to do with us, you gross dirty Spics
Want to hear a joke? An Argentinian man goes to Italy. He opens a phone book to find a friend's number, and after a while exclaims "Wow! I had no idea so many Argentinians lived in Italy!"
>with us,
Haha yeah it is a grandpa joke
It’s funny because Argies share a language with you
Argentines in Italy cleaning tables get treated like niggers
great bait
EY, IM WALKIN HERE
Nothing more pathetic than a Spic we wuzing about a country that they have nothing to do with
>with us,
>Nothing more pathetic
oh the ironing
I'm howling here.
Who do you think remains culturally closer to Italy? The dirty Spics bordering Brazil or Bolivia or a country that has popularized pizza and opera?
You because somehow they never managed to assimilate. The Italian american stereotype is something I've never seen in Argentina, and I come from italians.
t.1/4 italian blood
The average Argentinian is far whiter both culturally and physically than average Italian-Americans. If you think making pizza is culture you might as well call Turks as the real Italians.
There is nothing Italian about Italian-Americans, they are shitskins who cling to an identity they moved away from about 100 years ago.
AHAHAHA Holy shit
i don't even want to give him (You) anymore
i'd rather reply to the reactions
Pizza in São Paulo > pizza anywhere else desu yo.
then why the hell you put mayo on top of the pizza? you bastards
Customization motherfucker, you can make a pizza out of anything.
blasphemy!
Italian Americans speak English and Italians
Argentines speak Spanish
Who is more Italian?
Italian-Brazilians because we sometimes say cazzo!
> a country that has popularized pizza and opera?
I hope you mean Italy
But anyway, I'd say a country where the most common background is Italian is a lot more Italian than a country where the most common background is Mexican
>I'd say a country where the most common background is Italian is a lot more Italian than a country where the most common background is Mexican
Look at all these Italian surnames in Argentina! The irony is that Argies literally share a language with Mexicans and Italian Americans don't.
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Calm down Tony Gonzalez
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Pic related looks Iranian to me lol
Luckily mine is not among those. Those are extremely common surnames among low and middle-low class, I'm not trolling.
Aren't names like Fontana and Acosta both Spanish and Italian?
fontana yes, but I don't think I have ever met anyone named acosta
There are more ethnic italians in Argentina than in Italy rn, it is a fact
>with us
And what makes you an italian deacendent? Eating pizza every week? fuck off nigger
spaghetti with meat-balls are not a real italian food
OH ARGENCHINO
>Acosta
Nopes, but Costa is.
A lot of argentinians speak italian, you clearly can't know that because Hollywood didn't tell you
Do Spanish people like have 50 surnames like Chinese people or something? How lazy
Probably just as many Argies speak Italian as much as Italian Americans do though
Italian americans live within an anglo culture, so "italian culture" in the US are memey things like pizza, while hispanic culture is closer to italian so things like lifestyle, philosophy of life, corruption, importance of family, etc can flourish in an easier manner
Why do you bully my argentine friends
Argentina is, was, and will always be 100% PROUDLY AMERINDIAN.
Hail Atahualpa!
How is Hispanic culture closer to Italian culture than US culture? And since when did the US become Anglo?
>since when did the US become Anglo
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>since when did the US become Anglo?
I knew it.
LA CREATURA
because the few italian desendants here are very fucking noisy.
all of them will tell you that they come from the north.
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I just encountered on this pic and saw the thread when I opened the catalog
Interesting
me on the right
Because 50% of their population is of Italian descent, and they have more Italian culture in them than Italo-Americans do.
>and they have more Italian culture in them than Italo-Americans
How do you know that?
Italo-Americans have been largely assimilated in American culture, it is inevitable because they are with far less proportionally than Italian Argentinians. There are so many Argentinians in Italy that the Italian culture has had a decisive influence on them, and it mixed with the Hispanic culture already present there. When Argentinians speak Spanish they always have some sort of light Italian accent.
the 10 most common surnames in spain are held by 20% of the population
FUCK OFF spics and yuropoors youre not even white
>and it mixed with the Hispanic culture already present there
But hispanic culture is so different than Italian culture. It's just as far apart as Anglo-American culture
You have a point, it is indeed very different, but what I meant is that Italian Argentinians will ''have more of Italy in them'' than most Italo-Americans who have been extensively Americanized, while Italian Argentines are with a sufficient number to influence the Hispanic culture from that former Spanish colony.
B-but you aren't w-w-white
Cringe
How different is Hispanic culture from Italian culture though? Honestly, they seem pretty similar to me.
excelent post
Travel to Portugal and Spain and then to Italy. I don't know how to explain
Europeans don't respect anything
Is that funnier in Spanish or something?
>us
You forgot to mention "Jersey shore" since its cast was comprised by guidos.
Snooki was Chilean tho
Why do Americans LARP as Europeans?
"""Chilean"""" is not a race
she was adopted when found in Chile or some stupid shit
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l wish Anglo and ltalian mentality were similar, but they're not.
With different degrees, the Mediterranean culture is present in all ltaly.
Argentines are very similar to us italians. We share the pros and the (MANY) cons.
I think every family (al least were l live, North-East Italy) has more than one relative that emigrated to Argentina many decades ago.
t. Panchito ''Big Papi'' González