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  • De dónde eres?

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    México

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    pues cuando estés libre me mandas un mensaje, va? soy estadounidense, y de Oregón

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    pues cuando estés libre me mandas un mensaje, va? soy estadounidense, y de Oregón

    Can you teach me the difference between estadounidense and Americano/a ?

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    I've used Estadounidense to refer to specifically from the U.S. and Americano/a to refer to the Americas as a whole (e.g. North America, South America) which would include a wider geographical range. I don't know if that's common practice, but I felt like that technically made sense.

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