is spoken with the Nahuatl sh sound), was originally used in a derogatory way toward Mexican people with Indigenous backgrounds. However, by the mid-1900s, the Mexican American community reclaimed the term Chicano endings correspond to the mâle and feminine forms traditionally assigned to nouns and adjectives in the Spanish language. https://mylesyhnva.yomoblog.com/39161009/des-notes-détaillées-sur-milf