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Real Academia Española: Perteneciente o relativo a Hispania.
Bienvenido
Esta comunidad ha sido creada como un foro para temas relacionados con mundo hispano incluyendo arte, cultura, lenguaje, economía, noticias, política, música, cine, moda, religión, teatro, ética, historia, y gastronomía.
Creemos que una discusión abierta debería estar libre de normas estrictas, sin embargo, te pedimos que cumplas las siguentes reglas:
Definición de la palabra hispano
Por Wikipedia: Propio, relativo o relacionado con Hispania y, por extensión, con España. También, por extensión, relacionado con Hispanoamérica. Estadounidense de origen hispanohablante, independientemente de que hable o no español e inmigrantes hispanohablantes residentes en los EE. UU. A la suma de estos dos grupos se les considera una etnia.
Enlaces
También puedes visitar estas páginas web:
Welcome
This community has been created as a forum for issues related to the hispanic world including but not limited to art, culture, language, current events, politics, music, cinema, fashion, religion, ethics, history, fashion, theater, literature, celebrities, and gastronomy.
Rules
The creator of this community firmly believes that an open discussion should be free from strict regulations as human thought tends to favor subjectivity. However, please abide by the following rules:
The word Hispano
It is important to define the word hispano, especially since it is the source of controversey in some cultures (namely, the United States). Hispano is the Spanish word used to describe somebody or something from Hispania, which is the word the Romans used to describe what is now known as the Iberian peninsula. The word was further extended to refer to anything related to the peninsula. Thousands of years later, the word hispano has come to signify that which is related to the cultures of Hispania including the colonies that Iberia played a crucial role of influence.
Hispano, thus, has no derogatory significance. It is simply a definition of anybody or anything from Spain, Latin America, and the parts of Africa and Asia that carry Iberian influence. This definition does not in any way discount other influences that make up hispanos including those that derrive from Native Americans (Toltecs, Incans, Aztecs, Mayans, etc.), modern North American culture, European culture, Asian culture, etc.
Each hispano is made up of a varying degree of these influences and the purpose of this community is to celebrate and discuss the broad and complex picture that is the hispanic world.
Recommended sites:
Feel free to share any other useful sites you have come across.
Bienvenido
Esta comunidad ha sido creada como un foro para temas relacionados con mundo hispano incluyendo arte, cultura, lenguaje, economía, noticias, política, música, cine, moda, religión, teatro, ética, historia, y gastronomía.
Creemos que una discusión abierta debería estar libre de normas estrictas, sin embargo, te pedimos que cumplas las siguentes reglas:
- Respeta a los miembros de esta comunidad. No permitimos ningun tipo de estupidez, odio o racismo.
- El idioma principal de esta comunidad es el español. Si estás leyendo esta regla, creemos que no tendrás ningun problema. En realidad, en el mundo hispano se hablan muchos idiomas. Por lo tanto, está permitido escribir en el foro en inglés (o cualquier otro idioma) pero preferimos español, o por lo menos escritos bilingües. Éste es el foro perfecto para practicar.
- Si mencionas un artículo, un ensayo, parte de un cuento, o cualquier otro documento, por favor cita la fuente detrás de un lj-cut. Así podremos crear un archivo de fuentes de información relacionadas con el mundo hispano.
- Está permitido incluir archivos de imágenes en el foro, pero por favor, esconde imágenes más de 500 píxeles de anchura y 700 píxeles de altura detrás de un lj-cut.
Definición de la palabra hispano
Por Wikipedia: Propio, relativo o relacionado con Hispania y, por extensión, con España. También, por extensión, relacionado con Hispanoamérica. Estadounidense de origen hispanohablante, independientemente de que hable o no español e inmigrantes hispanohablantes residentes en los EE. UU. A la suma de estos dos grupos se les considera una etnia.
Enlaces
También puedes visitar estas páginas web:
- Real Academia Española - http://www.rae.es/
- Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre - http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portada
- El Mundo (Noticias: España) - http://elmundo.es/
- El País (Noticias: España) - http://www.elpais.es/
- Red Radio Universidad de Guadalajara (Mexico) - http://www.radio.udg.mx/inicio.htm
Welcome
This community has been created as a forum for issues related to the hispanic world including but not limited to art, culture, language, current events, politics, music, cinema, fashion, religion, ethics, history, fashion, theater, literature, celebrities, and gastronomy.
Rules
The creator of this community firmly believes that an open discussion should be free from strict regulations as human thought tends to favor subjectivity. However, please abide by the following rules:
- Respect other members. No mindless trolling, insulting, bigotry, etc., allowed. Exceptions may exist for trollers with a smart sense of humor.
- The primary language of this journal is Spanish. Feel free to post in any language, however, billingual posts are prefered over English-only posts. Don't be afraid to practice your Spanish here. We do respect that many hispanics speak languages other than Castillian Spanish.
- If referencing an article, essay, piece of literature, or any other form of written expression, please quote the source so that we can archive the content within the community. Hyperlinks tend to go stale after a while. If the text is lengthy, feel free to use a lj-cut tag.
- Posting pictures is highly encouraged. As a courtesy, however, please hide any pictures over 500 pixels wide and 700 pixels high behind a lj-cut tag.
The word Hispano
It is important to define the word hispano, especially since it is the source of controversey in some cultures (namely, the United States). Hispano is the Spanish word used to describe somebody or something from Hispania, which is the word the Romans used to describe what is now known as the Iberian peninsula. The word was further extended to refer to anything related to the peninsula. Thousands of years later, the word hispano has come to signify that which is related to the cultures of Hispania including the colonies that Iberia played a crucial role of influence.
Hispano, thus, has no derogatory significance. It is simply a definition of anybody or anything from Spain, Latin America, and the parts of Africa and Asia that carry Iberian influence. This definition does not in any way discount other influences that make up hispanos including those that derrive from Native Americans (Toltecs, Incans, Aztecs, Mayans, etc.), modern North American culture, European culture, Asian culture, etc.
Each hispano is made up of a varying degree of these influences and the purpose of this community is to celebrate and discuss the broad and complex picture that is the hispanic world.
Recommended sites:
Feel free to share any other useful sites you have come across.
- Real Academia Espanola - http://www.rae.es/
- Wikipedia's Definition of Hispanic - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispanic
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