vifa25 Says:
Apr 28, 2008 - i mean people who are from france , italy or spain are not lATINOS!! latinos are mexicans , brazilian , cuban they are latinos!!!
ceacatlIV Says:
May 7, 2008 - U r absolutely correct!
fuxup21 Says:
May 12, 2008 - Dios mio que mujer mas buena.
lebasilah Says:
May 19, 2008 - You're 100% correct. Not all Latin people are Hispanic but all Hispanic individuals are Latin. The French, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish are all equally Latin.
Pitumisio Says:
Jun 5, 2008 - I know what you mean, but go call a French "latin". He'll give you a clout.
678g Says:
Jun 8, 2008 - good job on this video! my names Victoria, kinda feelin bored if any1 wants to join me on cam or wana chat i will be signed on at __ PLAY-CAM...dot...COM __ my user ID there is Victoria_tlylvelkt chat soon xx its FR33 to j0in! mwah
scotty123123 Says:
Jun 22, 2008 - The French, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish are NOT Latinos. It's true that all their languages derive from Latin, but so too does English. Latino is slang for people from Latin America. It does not apply in Europe!
marcovich73 Says:
Jun 27, 2008 - Porque no dejan de decir pendejadas! For sure Salma will read or some relative will read this forum and theyd say shame on this people arguing if it latin or latin american you guys suck.. my comment on watching salma.. she is just pure fresh air.. wish all the guests of the actor's studio were this nice to see.. regards
cavegrl Says:
Jul 13, 2008 - Lebanese women are beautiful
delao28 Says:
Jul 27, 2008 - She's Mexican, last time I heard Veracruz was in Mexico. Her grandfather is Labenese only her grandfather.lol.
spitty0 Says:
Aug 14, 2008 - English is derive from Germanic to see this one only need look at Old English. It is not derived from Latin.
scotty123123 Says:
Aug 19, 2008 - At least 80%+ of the words in the English dictionary are derived from Latin. English was originally built on an ancient Germanic language. Then, over the course of a thousand years, educated English-speakers introduced Latin-derived words into the language. Nowadays the majority of English words have Latin derivations.
spitty0 Says:
Aug 19, 2008 - Then indeed you have your answer. As I said the English language was DERIVED hence created from Germanic Languages. Therefore the language itself was created before Latin based words were introduced. I hope you understand that. I'm not sure about the 80% in the dictionary part but I studied Latin for 8 years. Latin is a dead language. The words mean the same thing never changing. English is a living language and has changed and will continue to change so long as it is spoken.
spitty0 Says:
Aug 19, 2008 - I really don't want to get into an etymology discussion with you but I will say this. As long as people migrate to different lands and different languages are spoken, it stands to reason that words from other cultures will find its way into the dominant cultures language via the written word or via colloquialisms. This is not some strange occurrence. As more Spanish speakers enter America, over time our version of English will include more of their words.
SiningStar4Y Says:
Aug 29, 2008 - she's pretty actress
Azzara7 Says:
Sep 6, 2008 - Her father is a lebanese didn't u hear what she said?
xNicoleSx Says:
Sep 19, 2008 - such a pretty wonderful actress
rkau8671 Says:
Sep 30, 2008 - such a lovely actress!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
keremdejavu Says:
Oct 7, 2008 - whats the name of that song
TheEgyptianOne Says:
Oct 12, 2008 - why are u guys talking about latin salma is american latin not Greak latin i dont sea how u people made up coments about language and greak latin when it doesent have to do anything with the video.
TheEgyptianOne Says:
Oct 12, 2008 - oh yea and her dads name is like my dad's name too Sami lol thats wierd but iam egyptian so its a normal name in arabic countrys.
baby000joanna Says:
Nov 3, 2008 - i like her but she is the biggest bitch when she goes back to mexico... (i watch the shows from there and wow it sucks to see the way she is)
gloomyoutlook Says:
Nov 3, 2008 - inside the actor's studio's intro is so cheesy. ugh!
gloomyoutlook Says:
Nov 3, 2008 - I dunno about that. In America, there seems to be a very strong antipathy towards your neighbour to the south, and most Americans identify the Spanish language, oddly enough, with Mexico. English is the only official, and thus dominant language and any influence unto English from Spanish will be minimal, as it has little prestige in your country. The reverse, however, will be and indeed already is true. Mexican Spanish contains many more English words than does, say, Castillian Spanish.
frannyba Says:
Apr 28, 2008 - Latino comes from latin language, countries with a language that comes from latin are latinos: france, italy, portugal are latinos like the latinoamerican. Is for that cause that exists the words: latino and latinoamerican. Two words, two meanings. ¿Ok?