西班牙裔

西班牙裔（西班牙語：Hispano）或西班牙語裔是美洲地區的一個特定語言族群，他們擁有來自於拉丁美洲或者伊比利半島的血統。^[1][2][3]廣義來說，西班牙裔包含所有在美洲居住並且自定義為西班牙裔或者拉丁裔的一類人。^{[4][5][6][7][8][9]}

提示：此條目頁的主題不是西班牙人、拉丁裔美國人或西班牙裔美國人。

西班牙裔人的祖先分布廣泛，族群多樣性非常強。因此西班牙裔並不是一個種族，而更像一類族群，以語言和文化維繫。

西班牙裔、拉丁裔和西班牙人的區別

「拉丁裔」重新導向至此。關於古代歐洲的拉丁人，請見「拉丁人」。

西班牙裔（Hispanic）和拉丁裔（Latino）經常會被人們混用。事實上，西班牙裔的定義相比而言較為廣義，指的是說西班牙語的人或者祖籍為西班牙的人；而拉丁裔的則較為狹義，指的是擁有狹義拉丁美洲祖先的人們（因此還包括巴西人，儘管大部分巴西人說葡萄牙語），這裡的狹義指代的是以拉丁語族語言為官方語言的美洲國家和地區，即西班牙語、葡萄牙語以及法語，注意英語和荷蘭語不屬於拉丁語族。另外不包括說法語的加拿大魁北克省，因為該省份並不在拉丁美洲的範疇中。^{[10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20]}

除了這兩者外，還有更狹義的西班牙人（Españoles，英語Spaniards），僅指代和現代西班牙有關的人。

用公式表達，

拉丁裔 = 祖籍為拉丁美洲的人 = 說西班牙語的拉丁美洲人+說葡萄牙語的拉丁美洲人（巴西人）+說法語的拉丁美洲人（海地人等，偶爾包括）-西班牙人-葡萄牙人-法國人-說英語的美洲人（蓋亞那人+貝里斯人等）-說荷蘭語的美洲人（蘇利南人）-美國人-加拿大人（包括說法語的魁北克人）
西班牙裔 = 西班牙人+說西班牙語的拉丁美洲人-葡萄牙人-巴西人

葡萄牙人和其他說葡萄牙語且非拉丁美洲人則既不是西班牙裔也不是拉丁裔，但包含葡語為主的巴西人，而以英語主的加勒比海國家人民則有時和講荷語的蘇利南人和以英文為主的蓋亞那人和貝里斯人被排除在外，因為英語和荷語並非屬於拉丁語族的語言，而蘇國與蓋國更以印度族裔為多數，其中蓋亞那的亞裔族群眾多(華人和印度裔眾多)，而拉丁民族中的歐洲白人後裔、印地安人後裔和印歐混血人種（梅斯蒂索人）皆屬少數，只有非裔黑人和歐非混血人佔多數，所以有時也會被排除在外，而以法語為主的海地人（雖然主要種族是非裔黑人）與法屬圭亞那人民廣義也算拉丁裔，因為法語也是拉丁語所延伸出的拉丁語族中的一種語言，但拉丁裔更常被用於講西班語為主的人身上。

族群分布

西班牙裔或者拉丁裔占據了美國16.9%的人口，即5300萬人。^[21]由此而成為繼墨西哥，超過阿根廷，哥倫比亞和西班牙的第二大西班牙社群。^[22]

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外部連結

• 開放目錄專案中的「Hispanic and Latino」