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oldjohnny said:
Well, that's too broad of a specification. Under some of my observations, Gabacho is used by many Mexican Americans that have well established roots here in the US, while Gringo is used mostly by 1st generation and their off-springs. In other words, by people who have strong ties to Mexico. Never heard any one from the rest of Lating America use the word Gringo. Only Mexican Descent.
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Yes I agree totally with you. I hear Gabacho mostly from older Mexican Americans that have been here in the US for the longest. They have been born from US citizens, in my case I was born from immigrant parents.
 
oldjohnny said:
Well, that's too broad of a specification. Under some of my observations, Gabacho is used by many Mexican Americans that have well established roots here in the US, while Gringo is used mostly by 1st generation and their off-springs. In other words, by people who have strong ties to Mexico. Never heard any one from the rest of Lating America use the word Gringo. Only Mexican Descent.
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It's immensely common all over Latin America. In fact, years ago I had a show called "Gringolandia" with US hits on HCEG1 in Quito.
 
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