Paraguayan

Juan is from Paraguay. He is Paraguayan.

Ana is from Paraguay. She is Paraguayan.

The Paraguayan scored three goals.

"What nationality are your siblings?" "Paraguayan."

"What nationality are your brothers?" "Paraguayan."

I'm Paraguayan.

"What nationality were our neighbors?" "Paraguayan."

That headset is Paraguayan.

It is the 14th of October of 2012. It is about 04:20, morning. As I listen to native Paraguayan music on Radio Cultura from Buenos Aires, Argentina, I am reminded that for many Latin Americans and Western Europeans, the preference is the fantasy genre and less so of sci-fi. Reading sci-fi requires much science education, which only a minority everywhere in the world has. It is true that I cannot let go of sci-fi because it has become part of who I am throughout the ages. Sci-fi and fantasy are brothers, and both shelter in the umbrella called "speculative fiction." For me, the effect of being exposed to religious ideas is similar to exposure to fantasy genre literature or other media. Religion and fantasy have the same effect.

I come from Paraguay. I'm Paraguayan, and I speak Spanish.