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Am an italian with b2 level of English and your accents are unbelievable , you do perfect tones

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milanese: "figa" romano: "ao" siciliano: "minchia"

Notevolissima !

Why are you doing Italian accents in English?

Whata bunch of idiocies just for Murican audience.. 🤣🤣🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♀🤦‍♀🤓🤓

Roman accent is really everywhere and it's very ugly

I can't understand the roman accent at all. But I learned Italian in napoli so that is probably the problem.

I work with several Italian colleagues (our working language is usually English) and this is so on point! I had noticed these differences between individual people but now I think I will be able to start recognizing which broad region of Italy someone is - as can also be done with Northern German accent vs Southern German accent in English.

I thought we were gonna get the accent _in Italian_, not English. :/ This was fun too though.

They all sound great.

Most milanese people don't speak with that posh accent lol.

I feel like the Sicilian needed more “u’s” and “g’s,” judging by my relatives.

Vorrei sentire l'accento bergamasco

Ué ti, fa minga el barlafus!

Spaziale come cambi accento da un momento all’altro ahaha complimenti!!

Suggestions for future gesture explanation: - "il gesto dell'ombrello" fun for the name, has variation, it's rude but like bad words in a foreign language: don't use them unless you are so confident that they come natural to you (as you could use them inappropriately, maybe offend someone without meaning to), but good to know if you hear them - 'le corna': different meanings in italy and btw italy and us, might lead to misunderstandings

Hi there. I am italian, very interested in languages, and I enjoyed very much the relaxed way you guys take topic, while at the same time trying to go deeper, hints to phonetics, likely etymology... good job!

I'm Italian (I'm not exactly sicilian) but your sicilian accent is very funny, almost calabrian in some moments! 🤣🤣🤣 Good job!! 👍👍👍 Io sono italiano (Non propriamente siciliano) ma il tuo accento siciliano è divertentissimo, a tratti quasi calabrese! 🤣🤣🤣 Bel lavoro!! 👍👍👍

Bravissima

American waiters work for tips. The better the service, the better the tip.

27 years in Italy, I still can't hear the doubles

It's a pity very few italian accents are heard outside Italy, so that, for example, in movies any italian usually has Sicilian accent. You can hear dozens of different accents in Italy. In Puglia there are zones where the accent sounds like arab. And in Trentino they sound like they were speaking german. But there are really counless accents because Italy was just a bunch of nations until less than a couple of centuries ago

I am a native speaker of English who speaks fluent standard Italian. I was once traveling to Italy sitting next to a native born Australian. Because of his thick Australian accent, I was having difficulty understanding him. Gratefully, he too spoke Italian, so without letting him know the real reason, I suggested we switched to Italian, since I needed the “practice.” It worked perfectly.! 😂

OMgosh , you are a beauty…..❤❤❤

Dialects in Italy are horrible. Only uneducated people will use them. A light accent might be acceptable but it’s rarely the case 😂

So really really li mortacci tua!

they have this accent, FIGA!

Excellent imitations of the three accents! Brava!

Oh my goodness, my Sicilian great aunt Annamaria just spoke from the grave! I absolutely love regional American accents, so hearing these Italian ones is just delightful!

WOW Bravissima! sai ricreare anche accenti di altre regioni? mi sono divertito molto

E continuiamo con sta leggenda metropolitana dei gesti che piace tanto agli stranieri...

Pretty accurate, but being Milanese I would not describe our accent as "posh", it's actually quite coarse and dry. 😊

sicilian sounds most beautiful

Bravissima! I can't even do it in Italian 😁

This Chanel is gold ❤

Grazie

Mangia bene!

I love this but your accent is absolutely American, not just a bit.

She nailed it hehe. The north is a very posh accent, the center is very heavy and strongly pronounced and the south is more melodic. I also feel like the further north you go words get longer. The further south words get shorter and then Sicilian is a whole other language. There are so many different linguistic influences.

La fiera dei luoghi comuni

Nice . It's funny how an italian person ever has it's own regional accent as he speaks italian or another language... and, another italian person can recognize it...

Italian pronunciation in the United States has a strong southern influence, and there is a reason. From about 1875 to 1925, Italians were the largest migration group into the USA and the majority of the migrants were from Sicily and Southern Italy. There were Central and Northern Italians also but they tended to settle more in specific urban regions. Southern Italians spread out more evenly across the nation. This is why the majority of US stereotypes for Italy and Italians in general are Southern Italian stereotypes.

"As if you were carrying a huge rucksack full of stones." Absolutely hilarious... and very, very true!

I prefer the Roman accent. It's the cutest.

No ma, BRAVISSIMAAA

I met a lot of Italians and they all have a southern accent… rarely a Milano accent or Roma accent.

All three accents remind japanese phonetic characteristics (also in spanish). In the "husbando" way ruclips.net/video/_NBdIzNQ5Q8/видео.htmlsi=jnofpMlOq-t2xCKYb

Bravissima, penso che tu possa fare l’attrice. 👍

The last accent was that of Zlavoj Zizek.