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minus-squareRaivoKullilinkfedilink0•17 days agoIf someone is going to incorrectly assume I’m an American I’d prefer the term Yank. It sounds better. But iiwii
minus-square☂️-linkfedilink0•edit-217 days agocalling them american and not being able to call myself american is what strains me. i tought you were against us-centrism…
minus-squareRaivoKullilinkfedilink0•edit-217 days agoI’m against that in general and against US defaultism more specifically, which is assuming everyone is American. I just think the particular term is strained. Yank is much better for example
minus-square☂️-linkfedilink0•17 days agousian is fine. it even sounds similar to what we call them in my country.
minus-square☂️-linkfedilink0•edit-217 days agonot to me. maybe to english speakers? i don’t mind either way. 😉
ok, american.
If someone is going to incorrectly assume I’m an American I’d prefer the term Yank. It sounds better. But iiwii
“usian” is usually more fitting
It seems a little strained
calling them american and not being able to call myself american is what strains me. i tought you were against us-centrism…
I’m against that in general and against US defaultism more specifically, which is assuming everyone is American. I just think the particular term is strained. Yank is much better for example
usian is fine. it even sounds similar to what we call them in my country.
I just think it’s a bit strained, it sounds clunky
not to me. maybe to english speakers? i don’t mind either way. 😉