Google Translate. (with cent sound like chent). You know bella shaquat? watch out, youre gonna get hurt! I would REALLY love to know more about this next word. An estimated 7,500 American companies do business with Italy and more than 1,000 U.S. firms have offices in Italy. Youre logged in. a mama la adina Thank you for this. My fathers family originates from Siciliy and immigrated to Birmingham, AL through New Orleans. Interesting some of this stuff is now being adopted in the old country. My mom, dad, and friends rarely spoke proper Italian, but spoke a combination of slang, dialect, corrupted []. Sciabo/sciaba = bland.. In fact, when one of us kids would pour a big glass of water or milk ot whatever, my Dad would say, look at the pichadua, meaning like a big piss pot. Wow, great job. Could be check dice or in Neapolitan it would sound phonetically more like che deesh ? His mother, who died soon after his birth, also had blue eyes and blonde hair. Bigatsu = dishtowel I was recommended this web site through my cousin. Yes I have but know it from the Italian: Chiarracar(r)one. American Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster Italian translation of 'American' - Collins Dictionary . "Collins Italian Dictionary 2nd Edition 2005 HarperCollins Publishers 2005", Access desktop version Male educat(o) means poorly brought up, i.e. It means someone who talks too much, or at least thats how we use it in our family! generation Italian, depending on which parent I refer too. They would say to their friend, a faccia tu, or a fessa da sorida, which meant your face or your sisters face. do you know me?/do you know who I am? Linguistically, a language is a complete form of communication, but American Italianis actually an incomplete language (a pidgin language) thatneedsto be supplemented with Italian (or English or both) in order to function. also i like the italian words there really cool. This will be the official hub of everything related to AmericanItalian. Funny thing: I am from Pittsburgh, PA and understood and remember the vast majority of these words and phrases being used (though some of the consonant sounds are a bit harder i.e. Jeanne-are you my long-lost cousin from Waterbury,ct?? My other used to say something that was supposed to mean may you be eaten by rats or I hope the rats eat you and it sounded like get the mongenay zuddicci but I could never find it anywhere to know the real translation because her italian pronunciation left a lot to be desired since she was born in the US but we lived in Rockland County in NY and her dad and mom were Italian. It makes sense as Sicily is closer to Tunisia than Rome, 3 hours via boat.The Sicilian language is considered an actual language, not dialect, by linguists. u Zi. Thanks a lot. used to say when he got updet was mannaggia dial .. Thanks. Anyway, he mustve worked his way all the way over to So. While in the general dictionary you will find usual words and expressions from the famous publisher Collins, in the Collaborative Dictionary you will discover slang terms, technical translations, familiar words and expressions, regionalisms that are difficult to find in the traditional online dictionaries. (che cosa fai?) LOL! Chickery chick, chala chala, checkalaromi in the bananica, pollicowolica cant you see, chickerchick is me I supplied the punctuation and excuse my phonics. bobba-lawks (cobwebs)
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