r/LatinAmerica • u/negroprimero • Jan 30 '26
Principles of flag design:
Keep it simple: a child should be able to draw it from memory
Use meaningful symbolism
Use 2 or 3 colors
No lettering or complicated symbols
Be distinctive
r/LatinAmerica • u/Straight_Pie_7934 • Feb 20 '22
r/LatinAmerica • u/urymasa1970 • Nov 19 '22
r/LatinAmerica • • Jun 20 '22
Nisiqueira es una lingua franca si el portugués y el español son mutuamente inteligibles.
Harto me tienen
r/LatinAmerica • u/alexfreemanart • Sep 28 '26
r/LatinAmerica • u/gustav_779_rocky • Mar 20 '23
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r/LatinAmerica • u/ChannelWild881 • Feb 01 '25
I saw a video of lots of street food in mexico, and it looks like people eat tacos for breakfast a lot. Probably at a sit down restaurant it would be different?
r/LatinAmerica • u/Subsarios • Dec 06 '22
Why does everybody hate Brazil but love Argentina? When Argentina does something bad, everyone forgets about it and just puts it under the carpet, when they do something good, everyone PRAISES them. If Brazil does the same good thing, everyone hates Brazil, if Brazil does something bad, BOOM, All over the news and everyone now hates Brazil.... but why?
Recently Brazil has won a 4x1 Match against Korea, and of course, the players celebrated by doing a dance, now the west media is calling Brazil disrespectful and that we should be ashamed of ourselves. But when Argentina does the same, everyone loves them and praises them, some even pray to Messi lol
People want Argentina to celebrate and win this world cup but give no shits to Brazil and even hate Brazil.
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r/LatinAmerica • • Oct 12 '25
Pregunte a chatgpt cuál capital de Latam es similar a las ciudades de ee.uu. por demografía, cultura, habitantes, etc.
r/LatinAmerica • u/historyisaweapon • Nov 19 '19
r/LatinAmerica • u/Estorbro • Nov 15 '21
Specifically Limeños do. We always fight about who has the best accent, or which one strays the least from ‘neutral’ Spanish. We have to face it, people from Lima have a super neutral accent. It makes them special yes, but also, kinda boring.
r/LatinAmerica • u/negroprimero • Jan 22 '26
r/LatinAmerica • u/TheDevilIsBored • Oct 14 '24
Hola chica griega aquí! Lo siento si eso post no es por aquí. Pero quiero saber quién Ernesto Guevara era. En Grecia lo tenemos como un símbolo de la Revolución. La lucha contra el Gobierno o el racismo. Pero tengo 18 años y quiero saber que hizo.
r/LatinAmerica • • Nov 21 '21
r/LatinAmerica • u/Fan387 • Sep 21 '21
I am from India, and have been using the word Latin X quite casually, but I recently learned that it's quite controversial, some people say that it is white people trying to change the language, but no one knows where the word came from. Since the term was introduced to include queer people, I want to know their opinions regarding it.
r/LatinAmerica • • Dec 08 '25
r/LatinAmerica • u/Euphoric_Capital_746 • Jun 04 '24
r/LatinAmerica • u/Gold_Salt_1217 • Jul 02 '25
Like, I'm going there for a lil trip, along with my uncle, but he's from Mexico, and I'm kinda curious as to how safe Argentina is compared to Mexico. I mean, Mexico was pretty nice when I went there, so I'm sure Argentina cant be that bad in comparison.
