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How odd is it that ‘Latino’ doesn’t include Italians? Imagine if ‘Teutonic’ or ‘Germanic’ didn’t include Germans. Or, perhaps a better analogy, ‘Anglos’ didn’t include the English.
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Sent your question to an Italian. Maybe he will know.
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An answer or two. Once heard the rant of a Spanish language teacher who was mad because someone included non-Spanish language countries under the Latin America label.
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No answer is sought. The etymology is clear enough (it’s basically short for “latinoamericano’). It’s the odd state of the outcome that I’m asking people to reflect on.
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