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Magia,

You are truly a force of nature. Thanks so very much.

Two quick questions:
Are all of the '-a' suffixed names gender neutral?
What up with the two Salvadoran forms, any info?

Also, I asked Alex and would like to ask you about the minor discrepancies between both of the posts.
Notably:
Cuba- Guajiro/Isleño
Carioca- Brazil, (all)/Rio de Janairo
Jarocho- Mexico, Veracruz/Jalisco

And thanks,
You rock.

• hispanic or latin-american national nicknames - Domhnall  Oct 23 2004, 7:47:51 PM
  • Here are some - Magia  Oct 25 2004, 2:09:15 PM
    • Re: Here are some - Domhnall  Oct 28 2004, 10:52:37 PM
      • Well - Magia  Oct 29 2004, 6:25:46 PM
        • Re: Well - Domhnall  Nov 1 2004, 11:40:12 PM
          • Re: Well - Magia  Nov 2 2004, 8:24:09 AM
            • Re: Well - Domhnall  Nov 9 2004, 1:00:26 AM
  • I'm not sure if I understand the question... - genis  Oct 24 2004, 3:46:22 PM
  • Re: hispanic or latin-american national nicknames - Alex  Oct 24 2004, 10:52:02 AM
    • Re: hispanic or latin-american national nicknames - Domhnall  Oct 28 2004, 10:38:41 PM
      • Re: hispanic or latin-american national nicknames - Alex  Nov 3 2004, 8:51:39 PM
        • Re: hispanic or latin-american national nicknames - Domhnall  Nov 9 2004, 12:56:39 AM