Americans tend to eat more than Spaniards largely due to cultural differences in portion sizes, eating habits, and food availability. In the U.S., larger portion sizes are common in restaurants and fast-food establishments, promoting overeating. Additionally, the American lifestyle often emphasizes convenience and fast food, while Spain traditionally values leisurely meals and smaller portions. These cultural preferences contribute to the overall higher caloric intake among Americans compared to Spaniards.
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small children with a hint of cranberry sauce.
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Spaniards are from Spain and Americans are from the United States. They come from different cultural backgrounds, languages, and have different histories. Spaniards speak Spanish and have a more laid-back lifestyle, while Americans speak English and are known for their fast-paced way of life.
Generally speaking, YES. Spaniards make jokes about Americans like most Non-Americans do, but there is genuine respect and affection. The main hurdle to Spanish-American interaction is the language barrier as most Americans and most Spaniards are monoglots (speakers of only one language).
American-born Spaniards are often referred to as Spanish-Americans or Spanish-Americans born in the United States.
no
According to a study, the Spaniards and Greeks have much more sex than Americans.
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Asian Americans do not generally eat more than Asians but they type of food they eat is different. Asian Americans will often eat more Americanized foods while Asians focus more on their native cuisine.
Christianity, more specifically, Catholicism.
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In general terms, yes. Many Spaniards consider Latin Americans as the descendants of Spanish people who migrated (or conquered the native people) to those lands.