Love this series, it was a total surprise for me to hear Bobby Kelly call you up on "The Bonfire" yesterday on Sirius XM Radio, a crossover of two of my favorite things.
Just saw your channel love it I was blessed my grandparents came through Ellis Island from Calerbia Italy and I grew up with them in NY. Kids today will never be able experience that. In 2013 I started a journal of my life and experiences with them for my family to read Looking forward to watching more videos
Tara, I bumped into Kathrine on the street in Country Club and hopefully I can bump into you on Arthur Avenue one day too. Interviewing me will be a blast, plus I can add a few words to the list. Statte buon.
Bonjour Buongiorno Goodmorning TARA ! UBATZ Mean u Pazzo in italian, the mad, crazy,. You are the Best TARA CANNISTRACI ❤️ 💐 Tony de Paris France❤️🇫🇷🇮🇹🇺🇲 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️💐💐💐💐💐💐💐❤️
Pazzo means "Crazy" in literal Italian. the Il La Le Lei articles don't exist in Sicilian or Napolitano --"u Bazz " comes from PAZZO -- Citruolo is a Cucumber
You mean scemunito....a fool, like a citrullo, which is not a cucumber...that is"limone, a lemon.. write things the right way. Bacigalupo is a last lame. Pazzo is crazy, you are right . There is no "for short", say it all. Voglia is will, volere is to want. "Wollee" is just a distortion. Ammosciato, not mushad", it's limp, slow, tired , softened.
ammosciato, not "mushad"...it means it got limp, whatever you are talking about:)..if you write things this way it takes a lot to find out what you mean
It's not cetriolo , it's citrullo, so not a cucumber, but an idiot. unfortunately it gets changed from Italian into dialect into forgotten dialect mixed up with American and by the time Americans hear it and try to say it and write it, Italians do not even recognise it anymore...but I made it!
This is not even Sicilian! Sicilian never drops the final vowels from words. This sounds more like Neapolitan. The correct Sicilian words are scimunitu, citrolu, musciatu, lu (‘u) pazzu, etc.
Quantu eni beddra la citati di Caltanissetta. E nun ni scurdamu di Forza d’Agrò lu paisi dunni giraru The Godfather. Cà semu tutti. Salutamu! Daccussì si scrivi lu sicilianu.
I look forward to Tara every week, I learn alot, & I'm 61 yrs old!😅
So sweet! I love to hear that ❤
Love this series, it was a total surprise for me to hear Bobby Kelly call you up on "The Bonfire" yesterday on Sirius XM Radio, a crossover of two of my favorite things.
Awwww. I love that!! ❤ Thank you!!
Just saw your channel love it I was blessed my grandparents came through Ellis Island from Calerbia Italy and I grew up with them in NY. Kids today will never be able experience that. In 2013 I started a journal of my life and experiences with them for my family to read Looking forward to watching more videos
Love that share ❤ thank you so much!
That was a good one Tara, i knew every word you said. I also call it macaroni, lol! Thanks for the invite!
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Good contestants on the Tara vocabulary game. 👍👍👍👍👍
I loved this episode so much for some reason too ❤ thank you so much for watching!
@tarajokes You always keep things fluid with the people. Ciao
Tara, I bumped into Kathrine on the street in Country Club and hopefully I can bump into you on Arthur Avenue one day too.
Interviewing me will be a blast, plus I can add a few words to the list. Statte buon.
Love it! ❤
the daddy's silican accent it's so strong
I love it ❤😂
Ahhh I can’t believe you found my nonno on the streets haha. Funny episode!
Omg I love him so much 💚🤍❤️
My belly is a little Mushad. I need to cut back on the sugar🤣
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In true Italian fashion, you need Brioschi for that or some Ginger Ale.
I wanna hang out with the two O.G.’s! LOL! They on point with the lingo!!
Great episode, talkin to the old timers is where it’s at!
😘(for you)😉
Thank you so much ❤
Wooley, mushad...love! Macaroni! Only my friends from the neighborhood understand when I say macaroni. When I hear people say noodles...aaahhhhh!!!
Ahhhhhh 😂😂😂
In the Piacentine Dialect, Crazy is pronounced "Mottee", I don't how to spell it correctly.
Thank You for the Video 😀
You’re so welcome ❤
Bonjour Buongiorno Goodmorning TARA !
UBATZ Mean u Pazzo in italian, the mad, crazy,.
You are the Best TARA CANNISTRACI ❤️ 💐
Tony de Paris France❤️🇫🇷🇮🇹🇺🇲 ❤️ ❤️
❤️💐💐💐💐💐💐💐❤️
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Everybody's slow!
He was the best 😂
Pazzo means "Crazy" in literal Italian. the Il La Le Lei articles don't exist in Sicilian or Napolitano --"u Bazz " comes from PAZZO --
Citruolo is a Cucumber
Meet me at Cosenza's Fish ...Arthur Ave..
"Shema-Needu"
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@@tarajokes ✅
How about stroonz
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I know it! 😂
Pazzesco 😅
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I was born and raised in Italy, I don't know what that means
You mean scemunito....a fool, like a citrullo, which is not a cucumber...that is"limone, a lemon.. write things the right way. Bacigalupo is a last lame. Pazzo is crazy, you are right . There is no "for short", say it all. Voglia is will, volere is to want. "Wollee" is just a distortion. Ammosciato, not mushad", it's limp, slow, tired , softened.
Ja’drool is a Sicilian rapper
Omg 😂
ammosciato, not "mushad"...it means it got limp, whatever you are talking about:)..if you write things this way it takes a lot to find out what you mean
It's not cetriolo , it's citrullo, so not a cucumber, but an idiot. unfortunately it gets changed from Italian into dialect into forgotten dialect mixed up with American and by the time Americans hear it and try to say it and write it, Italians do not even recognise it anymore...but I made it!
Sicilian is not Italian
This is not even Sicilian! Sicilian never drops the final vowels from words. This sounds more like Neapolitan. The correct Sicilian words are scimunitu, citrolu, musciatu, lu (‘u) pazzu, etc.
Exactly ! The words have been Americanized the Bronx way . Very low class way of speaking the language.
Quantu eni beddra la citati di Caltanissetta. E nun ni scurdamu di Forza d’Agrò lu paisi dunni giraru The Godfather. Cà semu tutti. Salutamu!
Daccussì si scrivi lu sicilianu.
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