English to Samoan Meaning of hispanic - Sipaniolo

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Definitions of hispanic in English
Noun(1) an American whose first language is Spanish
Adjective(1) related to a Spanish-speaking people or culture
Examples of hispanic in English
(1) Gonzales said media surveys are not well-designed for measuring Hispanic voting patterns.(2) For the Hispanic community the Spanish language is the language of prayer and of communion with God.(3) What he saw on the British-controlled island would shape his dedication to social justice and start a life-long affection for Hispanic people.(4) That's because there just weren't that many Hispanics playing in the majors.(5) Esteban sometimes speaks in faulty, Hispanicized English; at other times, his English is prosaic but flawless.(6) There is quite a large Hispanic population here.(7) The food is far more colourful - in fact, the photos on the menu look just like what you get: great heaping platters of Hispanic favourites.(8) The same trend is evident among Hispanics at more selective universities, the commission said.(9) In the United States, among Hispanics , Mexican Americans have the lowest rate of asthma.(10) We've seen things from Vanuatu, the Hispanic crosses in South America.(11) While a smaller component, immigrants from Spain also are considered part of the Hispanic demographic group in this country.(12) Bonilla is Hispanic, and gets substantial Hispanic support.(13) Chamorro culture is deeply Hispanicized with over-tones of American individualism.(14) he's Hispanic(15) After all, the ethnic composition of the areas served by the clubs is heavily Hispanic, and summer camp is not part of the Hispanic culture.(16) For all anyone knows it could work equally well in Asians or Caucasians or Hispanics .
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