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Anyone help? maronn! I know d and t sounds can overlap, as well as b and p, and c and g. When I was young, I thought pasta was BOSS-ta! GLOBAL and PASSWORD are registered trademarks of Modulo diteur and used with its permission. Unless it depends on the region. I still pretty much remember how she said them. I try to always utilizethe Tuscan Italian (the official dialect on which the modern Italian language is based) as a guide to spelling, using commas for dropped vowels. Per cent anni is the correct spelling. Change). Anyone ever hear the word spusada? [aa-DOO-zee-PAACH]/[aa-DOO-zee-PAATS], afanabola!/vafanabola!/a fa napule! My great-grandmother and grandmother used to say something right before a sentence. - the Blessed Virgin Mary, not Free word lists and quizzes to create, download and share! dialect). American Italian is an Italian-American pidgin language developed in the early 20th century by Italian immigrants settling in American cities and metropolitan areas, especially in New York and New Jersey. My own perception of what my Calabrese parents were saying was something akin to pruvulun(e) (official Italian provolone). It is not a stretch for someone with limited reading ability to hear Basa Nicol from the intended utterance basilico especially when there is universal familiarity with San Nicola (good old St Nick) and Basare (which is a variation of official Italian baciare (to kiss). Its not canmma-nooch that Sonny says, speaking directly to Tom Hagen (although others may have been entering at the time). Are you sure youre not confusing this with, stunad, meaning out of it, dazed? I am a 1st. Audio and video pronunciations. Chickery chick, chala chala, checkalaromi in the bananica, pollicowolica cant you see, chickerchick is me I supplied the punctuation and excuse my phonics. After much research, I found we also had a lot of Yiddish in our daily language. Everything started with a G instead of a C, like gavatel instead of cavatelli. I still use all these words and they have been passed to my adult children. And Paestum and Agrigento have better Greek ruins than anywhere after the Acropolis. AND WELL, WHAT DO YOU WANT FOR DINNER? [maa-KAY-quest], maddiul/mariul fool/rascal (mariolo) [maa-dee-OOL], maliocch the evil eye (malocchio) [maal-YOAK], mamaluke idiot/fool (mamalucco) [maa-maa-LOUK], mannaggia damn/cursing (male ne aggia/male ne abbia) [MAA-NAA-juh], mannaggia dial curse the devil (male ne aggia il diavolo) [MAA-NAA-juh-dee-owl], mannaggia la mort cursing death (male ne aggia la morta) [MAA-NAA-juh-dee-owl], mannaggia la miseria cursing misery (male ne aggia la miseria) [MAA-NAA-juh-MEE-seh-ree-uh], manigott italian pasta (manicotti) [maa-NEE-gauwt], mapeen/mopeen/mappin napkin/towel (moppina) [maa-PEEN], maranad marinara sauce (marinara) [maa-raa-NAAD], maronna mia! Italian - Dizionario inglese-italiano WordReference . My MIL used to say Accipicchia!, which was retained to be a milder, more genteel, exclamation. lol. He had blue eyes and blonde hair. A great read! American Italian is an Italian-American pidgin language developed in the early 20th century by Italian immigrants settling in American cities and metropolitan areas, especially in New York and New Jersey. 17. That guy you speak of [that sold ga-vell] dont forget, in dialect cha is pronounced as a G, & they usually dropped the last letter(s) of the word too. By extension calling someone a morto di fame also has the connotation of someone who is starving to death because he is unable or unwilling to find meaningful employment, perhaps a loser. oh btw thanks again for this site I have been wondering over 60 years what the words were that Mother used now at least I know some! [aa-faa-NAA-boe-laa], agita heartburn/indigestion (acidit) [AA-jih-tuh], ammonini!
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