 The UnitedStatesian Flag I,
Allan Tépper, am UnitedStatesian,
and this is the
UnitedStatesian flag. This is the only correct name for this flag, and
for my demonym/gentilic,
and nationality.
This term is more popular than you probably think. The last time I looked in Google, there were over 1,000,000,000 uses of the term UnitedStatesian in English-language websites. Check to see how many there are now by clicking here. |
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Allan Tépper Consultant, Pro Video
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 The American Flag Okay, it’s really the
American Emblem: The emblem of the OAS, or Organization
of American States. The American continents are full of American
countries, from Canada all the way to Argentina. Today we have
independent countries in the American continents... but soon we may
really grow up and truly unify the Americas, the way the Europeans did.
In the meantime, lets get our nationalities, demonyms, and gentilics
straight:
American refers to the continent(s); UnitedStatesian
refers to the USA!
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