Chileans
South American nationality
Chileans are people from Chile, the long, narrow country stretching along South America's western coast.
The word functions as both noun and adjective: Chileans are known for their distinctive Spanish dialect; Chilean wine has gained international recognition.
The population reflects indigenous, Spanish colonial, and later European immigrant heritage.
culture
Filled pastry half-moon
- piscoGrape brandy from Peru
- chichaLatin American fermented beverage
- asadoArgentine outdoor meat roasting
- cazuelaClay cooking pot
mote · sopaipilla · rodeo · Neruda · Violeta
geography
Chile's largest city
identity
Biracial Latin American
empanada
Filled pastry half-moon
Santiago
Chile's largest city
mestizo
Biracial Latin American
copper
Reddish-brown metallic element
lithium · nitrate · forestry · fishing · agriculture · fruit · avocado · cellulose · vineyards · exports
patria
Native country, Latin
- escudoFormer Portuguese coin
- septiembreNinth month, Spanish
- tricolorThree-hued emblem
- peoplesAmericans, British, Chinese, French, Germans
- Hispanic WorldSpain, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Peru
- populationspatients, inpatients, outpatients, elderly patients, stroke patients
- ethnic groupsJews, Arabs, Chinese, Irish, Greeks
- Latino DiasporaLatinos, Latino community, Latino identity, Mexicans, Colombians
- language groupsMandarin speakers, heritage speakers, bilingual communities, bilinguals, bilingual community
- Chilean sea bassRebranded Antarctic fish