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Latinx is a neologism in American English which is used to refer to people of Latin American cultural or ethnic identity in the United States. The gender-neutral ⟨-x⟩ suffix replaces the ⟨-o/-a⟩ ending of Latino and Latina that are typical of grammatical gender in Spanish. Its plural is Latinxs. Words used for similar purposes include Latin@ and Latine. Related gender-neutral neologisms include Chicanx and Xicanx.

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rdfs:comment	Latinx 是一個源自美國的新創詞語，多數用於指具有拉丁美洲文化及血統的人。它用〈-x〉後綴取代Latino/Latina （拉丁裔）的〈-o/-a〉字尾，〈-o/-a〉是西班牙語中典型的語法性別，而⟨-x⟩則被視為性別中性。該術語於2004年左右首次在網上出現，後來它主要被倡導非二元性別的社運家及學術界使用，在美國的社交媒體中廣泛流傳。然而，在多次對拉丁裔美國人的調查發現，大多數人並不喜歡這個詞彙，並且只有2%的拉丁裔美國人使用該詞，其他人更偏好傳統的西班牙裔（Hispanic）和拉丁裔（Latina/Latino）。該詞彙的支持者認為，透過性別中立詞彙從而包容所有性別，促進了大眾對非二元拉丁裔的更大的接受程度。批評者則指，這個詞不遵循傳統語法、發音困難、並且不尊重西班牙語的傳統文化及忽視拉丁裔的真正想法，將這行為視為美國的語言帝國主義及文化帝國主義。 (zh) Latinx is a neologism in American English which is used to refer to people of Latin American cultural or ethnic identity in the United States. The gender-neutral ⟨-x⟩ suffix replaces the ⟨-o/-a⟩ ending of Latino and Latina that are typical of grammatical gender in Spanish. Its plural is Latinxs. Words used for similar purposes include Latin@ and Latine. Related gender-neutral neologisms include Chicanx and Xicanx. (en) Latinx adalah neologisme yang digunakan untuk merujuk pada orang-orang di Amerika serikat yang berasal dari Amerika Latin. Kata baru ini dipakai sebagai bentuk kata yang netral secara gender. Akhiran -x berfungsi menggantikan akhiran -o pada kata Latino dan akhiran -a pada kata Latina. Latino dan Latina merupakan dua bentuk gender yang umum pada bahasa Spanyol. Latino merujuk pada gender laki-laki, sementara Latina merujuk pada gender perempuan. (in) Latinx est un néologisme de genre neutre parfois utilisé à la place de Latino ou Latina pour désigner des personnes vivant aux États-Unis dont la culture est principalement latino-américaine ou qui appartiennent à une ethnie d'Amérique latine. Le suffixe « -x » remplace les suffixes « -o » et « -a » qui terminent les noms et les adjectifs selon les recommandations de la grammaire espagnole. Le pluriel est Latinxs. Chicanx, Latin@ et Latine servent les mêmes buts. (fr) Latinx, latine e latin@ são neologismos gênero-neutro para se referir a pessoas de identidade étnica ou cultural latino-americana nos Estados Unidos, portanto, uma identidade de grupo usada exclusivamente na América do Norte. O termo foi visto pela primeira vez online por volta de 2004. Ele tem sido usado nas mídias sociais por ativistas, estudantes e acadêmicos que procuram advogar por indivíduos que se desvencilham da binariedade de gênero. O termo tornou-se difundido nas universidades dos EUA em 2014. (pt)
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