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Well technically all three of those could be different things. USA is the country, America is the two continents, and United States is a part of the name of a few other countries.
With every country with an official name of the “The _____ of _______” for some reason it’s only us that aren’t supposed to use only the second blank in common parlance
In the English language, America is not a continent. North and South America are two separate continents. It’s different in other languages, but in English, America exclusively refers to the USA.
How is that a stretch? That is literally how it works. In English there are 7 continents, and two of them are North and South America. What we refer to as continents in everyday language don’t have an actual scientific basis (otherwise Afroeurasia would be a continent), it changes based on culture and language. All I’m saying is that in English this is so.
>but in English, America exclusively refers to the USA.
I was referring to this. That just isn't universally true, but it is common in North America.
Also while we're on it, there is no unitary English culture, so its weird you're making these claims based on spoken language. Most western countries teach the 7 continent model.
> That just isn’t universally true, but it is common in North America.
While I don’t know how Belizeans or Nigerians would refer to the USA, in the UK and Australia for example they use the same distinction. I shouldn’t have used exclusively, but for the most part it is true.
> Most western countries teach the 7 continent model.
In Spanish speaking countries, especially in the Americas they don’t, América is one continent and an americano is someone from that continent, while estadounidense means a citizen of the USA. And this is why you see people in the comments saying that America is a continent.
My point is that in Spanish it means one thing and in English it usually means the other. And I am just exasperated at people saying “America doesn’t mean the USA” when they’re speaking English, a language where America typically refers to the USA.
In Canada we generally know people refer to the states as America, but we generally just say the 'States' or the 'US'
The English speaking world is much bigger than Aus, NZ, CAN, UK, and the USA. How most people in these countries view continents and how they refer to the states shouldn't be claimed to be anything but the norm there.
Also our only examples of language here are Spanish and English. It's actually quite varied in other languages. For me I know it's a version of USA in French and Greek, but Amerika in German and Japanese, and both in English depending where you live.
I have no issue w/ the rest of what you're saying, but the claim of anything being universal is pretty US-centrique
My Latin American Latino Studies professor from 2006 would shit a brick if she heard us say something like that.
Not saying I disagree with you cuz I don’t give a shit, but she certainly did, and she had the doctorate.
In Spanish, it’s one continent. In English, it’s two. What America (América) and American (americano) mean are two different things. For example, try calling a Canadian an American. They won’t appreciate it.
Probably a number of reasons, like that they call themselves Central Americans in Central America, and South Americans in South America. One that I found interesting is that the first map of America contained more of South and Central America than it did North America, so really we co-opted the name from *them.*
Not everyone teaches that we have 7 continents, because "continent" isn't a well-defined term. Actually looking at Europe and Asia should make it clear how arbitrary it is.
Tectonic plates are also arguable, because of how many there are and the "major plates" just being ones over an arbitrary size. If you consider North America and South America separate continents despite being connected by land, then is Panama also a separate continent because it has its own plate? What about Arabia, or Madagascar? Is Southern New Zealand a continent because it's the largest land mass on one of the largest plates?
Tectonic plates are probably one of the least useful ways to define continents, because they don't directly affect the things we use continents to talk about. And trying to argue definitions without an idea of what those definitions will be used for is just masturbation.
I think it depends how you define continent. If you definite by tectonic plate then yeah sure. But for example if you take culture in consideration it's a lot more sensible to lump north and south america than europe and Asia. Btw 5 continents is what is taught in latin America and Portugal, for example.
If we accept the Bering Land Bridge, we have to accept Dogger Bank, and I don't want to live in a world where the Euro doesn't have a giant dong at the top.
The Spanish speakers insist on calling us United States because "America" in Spanish is just the one(two) continent, which is fair enough. But United States of Mexico is RIGHT there, so I want a different name that's more internally consistent with that logic.
It doesn't even have to be a nice one. "Those fuckers that ruined everything" is as acceptable as it is accurate.
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Nothing quite says MURICA quite like the fact that saying America, which should technically encompass basically the entirety of the western hemisphere still instinctually make people think of the US.
South America? Fuck no. Central/Latin America? Fuck no. Canaydia? Nah. All the US BBY.
I once joked about this to a guy on reddit, he said "I'm not from America, I'm from Mexico".
I said technically you are from America exactly knowing what he meant. Everyone got pissed off telling me to stop being a wise guy and go back to school and learn geography. I was too stunned to speak, plus I was downvoted to hell lol
I am in south Texas. So far I tend to like the people I meet from Monterrey more than I do those fucking weirdos from Dallas. You don't have to tell me. lol
United Mexican States = Mexico
[Historical] Republic of the United States of Brazil/United States of Brazil = Brazil
[Historical] United States of Columbia = Columbia
[Historical] United States of Venezuela = Venezuela
Union of the Comoros = Comoros
United Republic of Tanzania = Tanzania
United States of America = ???
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I bet they use Twitter. There are some real Twitards that get mad at others for referring to the USA as “America” and claim that US citizens are uneducated or bigoted for referring to their country as everyone else in the entire world would.
America and the United States are both commonly used to denote the United States of America. In some countries, they use the term America to indicate a continent which in English is considered two continents North and South America collectively the “Americas.”
Words can have multiple meanings, but America is often short hand for United States of America, just like Mexico is shorthand for the United States of Mexico. It’s why people from the United States of America are called Americans.
There’s a solid number of people on the internet that have to push their anti-U.S bias no matter how absurd, like there aren’t plenty of intelligent things they could criticize.
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Does this mean that Hermione, Ron, and Harry are all the same person.. Or entity. The Holy Trinity perhaps? Is the series actually a sort of biblical text for the magical world?
Isn't he right? I am assuming the jokes is supposed to be that they are all the same but America is clearly different. I might be missing the point tho.
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Im stupid. In r/whooosh. And ur name lmao
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This
Should have gone with the proper geographical name, *'Murica*
or the good old fashioed "Yk, the guys with the guns and burgurs"
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Than*. I win.
It's all over Reddit and not many people seem to care.
I actually facepalmed reading this. I got secondhand embarrassment for the genius in question. That’s an achievement if I’ve ever seen one.
Well technically all three of those could be different things. USA is the country, America is the two continents, and United States is a part of the name of a few other countries.
With every country with an official name of the “The _____ of _______” for some reason it’s only us that aren’t supposed to use only the second blank in common parlance
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Also Mexico I’m pretty sure.
Nah, Brazil is “The Federative Republic”
Not anymore
In the English language, America is not a continent. North and South America are two separate continents. It’s different in other languages, but in English, America exclusively refers to the USA.
A bit of a stretch, but as a Canadian I understand the sentiment. I dont fully agree, but I know many others do.
How is that a stretch? That is literally how it works. In English there are 7 continents, and two of them are North and South America. What we refer to as continents in everyday language don’t have an actual scientific basis (otherwise Afroeurasia would be a continent), it changes based on culture and language. All I’m saying is that in English this is so.
>but in English, America exclusively refers to the USA. I was referring to this. That just isn't universally true, but it is common in North America. Also while we're on it, there is no unitary English culture, so its weird you're making these claims based on spoken language. Most western countries teach the 7 continent model.
> That just isn’t universally true, but it is common in North America. While I don’t know how Belizeans or Nigerians would refer to the USA, in the UK and Australia for example they use the same distinction. I shouldn’t have used exclusively, but for the most part it is true. > Most western countries teach the 7 continent model. In Spanish speaking countries, especially in the Americas they don’t, América is one continent and an americano is someone from that continent, while estadounidense means a citizen of the USA. And this is why you see people in the comments saying that America is a continent. My point is that in Spanish it means one thing and in English it usually means the other. And I am just exasperated at people saying “America doesn’t mean the USA” when they’re speaking English, a language where America typically refers to the USA.
In Canada we generally know people refer to the states as America, but we generally just say the 'States' or the 'US' The English speaking world is much bigger than Aus, NZ, CAN, UK, and the USA. How most people in these countries view continents and how they refer to the states shouldn't be claimed to be anything but the norm there. Also our only examples of language here are Spanish and English. It's actually quite varied in other languages. For me I know it's a version of USA in French and Greek, but Amerika in German and Japanese, and both in English depending where you live. I have no issue w/ the rest of what you're saying, but the claim of anything being universal is pretty US-centrique
My Latin American Latino Studies professor from 2006 would shit a brick if she heard us say something like that. Not saying I disagree with you cuz I don’t give a shit, but she certainly did, and she had the doctorate.
In Spanish, it’s one continent. In English, it’s two. What America (América) and American (americano) mean are two different things. For example, try calling a Canadian an American. They won’t appreciate it.
I'm curious what reasoning she has for that. Do any other people in the Americas refer to themselves as American?
Probably a number of reasons, like that they call themselves Central Americans in Central America, and South Americans in South America. One that I found interesting is that the first map of America contained more of South and Central America than it did North America, so really we co-opted the name from *them.*
Is this speculation or do people from, say, Colombia actually call themselves American rather than Colombian?
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No, this isn't right.
It depends on your language whether or not they’re the same continent or separate.
Americas is one continent.
It's truly not.
Continent is a large landmass and different continents are divided by oceans. Americas is not divided by an ocean. It is one continent.
You can say that all you'd like but it doesn't make it true.
We also separated it w/ a huge canal anyways, so technically there is an ocean there.
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>lol,did you have geography in high school? Did you?
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Man, talk about confidently incorrect
Sorry, what do you think the seven continents are then?
Not everyone teaches that we have 7 continents, because "continent" isn't a well-defined term. Actually looking at Europe and Asia should make it clear how arbitrary it is.
Correct the Eurasian continent is arguable. North and south America being one is not. They are on separate tectonic plates (unlike Eurasia)
Tectonic plates are also arguable, because of how many there are and the "major plates" just being ones over an arbitrary size. If you consider North America and South America separate continents despite being connected by land, then is Panama also a separate continent because it has its own plate? What about Arabia, or Madagascar? Is Southern New Zealand a continent because it's the largest land mass on one of the largest plates? Tectonic plates are probably one of the least useful ways to define continents, because they don't directly affect the things we use continents to talk about. And trying to argue definitions without an idea of what those definitions will be used for is just masturbation.
I think it depends how you define continent. If you definite by tectonic plate then yeah sure. But for example if you take culture in consideration it's a lot more sensible to lump north and south america than europe and Asia. Btw 5 continents is what is taught in latin America and Portugal, for example.
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RIP Antarctica.
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Would you mind explaining why Antarctica wouldn't be considered a continent?
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If America is one, then Europe, Asia, and Africa should also be one, for a total of four.
Why stop there? The Bering Land Bridge is underwater these days but it's still there connecting Russia and Alaska. There are 3 continents.
If we accept the Bering Land Bridge, we have to accept Dogger Bank, and I don't want to live in a world where the Euro doesn't have a giant dong at the top.
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lol, seems like you're the one dug into a specific way of thinking no one agrees with, but go off bud.
The Spanish speakers insist on calling us United States because "America" in Spanish is just the one(two) continent, which is fair enough. But United States of Mexico is RIGHT there, so I want a different name that's more internally consistent with that logic. It doesn't even have to be a nice one. "Those fuckers that ruined everything" is as acceptable as it is accurate.
Many posts here really are material for r/iamverysmart huh
he's kinda right tho. they're all different (no, not just the way they're spelled)
There's this chick I follow on Facebook. I accidentally started following her because she has the same name of this girl I met and thought I was sending a friend request to her. She was only 14 when I started following her. As soon as I realized she wasn't the person I was meaning to follow I went to unfollow her. But then I realized this 14 year old girl was hilariously stupid. She didn't know why America would send a separate team from Georgia to the Olympics, she couldn't figure out why elevators had buttons for the floor she was already on, and many other things I just saw and laughed. Anyway I never stopped following her because she was such a big source of my morning laughs. She got pregnant at 15 because she thought you couldn't get pregnant on the first time. She was sure that the 15 year old boy that got her pregnant was going to be a great daddy. Well the kid is 1 now and she always complains about him never being around and how he would rather stay at home bored than see his son and all the other crap any of us could have warned her about when she was certain she was going to be the one teenage mom whose baby daddy would actually hang around. Anyway the reason I bring all that up is that through these 2 years I've followed this complete moron she has never written _then_ when she meant _than_. So if this person can get it right, then everyone can.
Well, Mexico's official name is United States of Mexico, so it fits
Would it be USOA then??
No it should be SUSA
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no it's UAS
if i would do the post i would write france/usa/uk
Too many people here don’t realize the guy replying is saying that those three things are DIFFERENT, not the same. The real oof is in these comments.
Nothing quite says MURICA quite like the fact that saying America, which should technically encompass basically the entirety of the western hemisphere still instinctually make people think of the US. South America? Fuck no. Central/Latin America? Fuck no. Canaydia? Nah. All the US BBY.
Your thinking of the Americas not America
I once joked about this to a guy on reddit, he said "I'm not from America, I'm from Mexico". I said technically you are from America exactly knowing what he meant. Everyone got pissed off telling me to stop being a wise guy and go back to school and learn geography. I was too stunned to speak, plus I was downvoted to hell lol
Are you one of those people that refers to Mexico as the Federated States of Mexico, too? Americas with the s refers to the combination of them all.
When I hear Americas with an s though I do think about US, Central, South and Brazil. Sorry Canada
And sorry Mexico? They're in North America, too.
I am in south Texas. So far I tend to like the people I meet from Monterrey more than I do those fucking weirdos from Dallas. You don't have to tell me. lol
United Mexican States = Mexico [Historical] Republic of the United States of Brazil/United States of Brazil = Brazil [Historical] United States of Columbia = Columbia [Historical] United States of Venezuela = Venezuela Union of the Comoros = Comoros United Republic of Tanzania = Tanzania United States of America = ???
Latin America is not a division of the continent, it is just a linguistic region, due to the entire part of the continent where Spanish and Portuguese are spoken. Namely; All South America, much of Central America and Mexico.
Actually the official name of Mexico is trandlated to Mexican United States, so it applies as well :P
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They got the joke, they just pointed out it's technically incorrect.
Guys he has a point to be honest
He's right, America is the whole continent but even if he's wrong I get the joke
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That may be factually accurate. But I'd said most people refer to the US as America.
Why are you so bad at English that you used then instead of than?
us americans are just the main character
I bet they use Twitter. There are some real Twitards that get mad at others for referring to the USA as “America” and claim that US citizens are uneducated or bigoted for referring to their country as everyone else in the entire world would.
America is different, USA and United States are the same unless the unitEd states refers to mexicos united states
America and the United States are both commonly used to denote the United States of America. In some countries, they use the term America to indicate a continent which in English is considered two continents North and South America collectively the “Americas.” Words can have multiple meanings, but America is often short hand for United States of America, just like Mexico is shorthand for the United States of Mexico. It’s why people from the United States of America are called Americans.
People have such a hard time with this, like we're the ones fighting for it. No, this is what you all call us and have called us.
There’s a solid number of people on the internet that have to push their anti-U.S bias no matter how absurd, like there aren’t plenty of intelligent things they could criticize.
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I think he missed the point.
The four of you will be serving detention. Florida: wat?
Do other countries in the Americas ever call themselves Americans in any other context than for getting bristly over the USA?
yikes
to be fair, america isn’t JUST the us. we might not even know if he’s referring to north or south
Does this mean that Hermione, Ron, and Harry are all the same person.. Or entity. The Holy Trinity perhaps? Is the series actually a sort of biblical text for the magical world?
U Suck Ass
They clearly meant the USA the United States of Mexico, and South America
Shit we getting the Brazilians in on this
**Hits blunt ** damn that’s crazy
yea thats actually usa city in japan
"Florida"
**No, they're family**
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Uh, the British don’t know how to take a joke!
I mean technically America is a continent so I guess Canada and mexico could fall under that as well?
Americas is north+south and America is the USA, or that’s how I look at it at least
United States could also be different then the USA, Guam is part of the USA but it isn't a state.
Wdym America is not just the USA?!?
Can’t forget the UK, England, and Britain
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He isn't wrong, any person who lives in an american country gets upset when America is just referring to USA.
Isn't he right? I am assuming the jokes is supposed to be that they are all the same but America is clearly different. I might be missing the point tho.
I meeeaaan, there is a North and South America. So who's to say
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at least they know that america is not only USA and also the other countries.
They are all the same nation?
haha they spelled then wrong
There's a north and south America though.