Youre logged in. It would not be understood by the new generation(schooling) which teach the Fiorentine dialect or offical Italian. Have you ever heard this? Sometimes regional differences, Boston vs. NYC, might be also be due to effect of other immigrant languages. (guarda la ciunca!) I am just reading this now and it is brining back lots of memoires of my grandparents. Anybody know? I remember a lot of these. Go beyond dictionary lookups with Word of the Day, facts and observations on language, lookup trends, and wordplay from the editors at Merriam-Webster Dictionary. When my mother used to get really pod, shed say something like this: Fungool tha-ya de momeda. Click on the arrows to change the translation direction. I know there is a ton that you dont have in there yet but I always waondered why my father and grand father would say Putiga when suprised or as if to say oh my god. My mother was 100% Sicilian and she used many of these words. I remember sometimes shes refer to the bathroom as the buckhouse which I found out meamt back house/out house. vecchio / vecchia. Thats an easy one, to save time!!!! It sounds familiar- like calling someone a stucatz would be something bad, but I may be thinking of another word. Anyone have any clue? Normans and other Nordic types also spent time in that neck of the woods ergo blonde hair, blue eyes. I realize that this isnt about recipes, but I have not been able to find the recipe for a dish my family called moo-en-zahn, or pickled eggplant. This was a walk down memory lane for me! skee-votes (eww, something gross, a verb) My grandmother used to say (phonetically): Due sonno so betch, a tre non ghareeve: It meant two is too much and three wont reach, which was her way of saying something didnt make sense. meaning when someone starts up about something. http://www.localsyr.com/news/new-york-state-fair/pizze-fritte-54-year-old-new-york-state-fair-tradition. These words are still used today in italian american homes and communities. Each word has a history and there is no reason why a word in 2017 should have a counterpart in two dialects, especially if those words evolved from a different source. Language seems to be part of peoples religion, though they dont acknowledge it. Zeppoli were (and still are) a lighter dough dropped and deep fried in a pot of hot oil and only on Christmas Eve. [seh-SEHN-taa-FAA-may], sfacimm bad person (sfacimma) [SVAH-CHEEM] [svaa-CHEEM], sfogliadell italian pastry (sfogliatella) [SHVOHL-ya-dell], sciaquadell whore (sciacquata) [shock-wa-DELL], scumbari disheveled (scumbari) [shkoom-baa-REE], sigilian Sicilian (siciliano) [sih-jeel-YAAN], spasciad/scasciad not talking (to someone) (spacciato/spasciau) [spaa-SHAAD], spustad/spostat spaced out(spostato) [spoo-STAAD], stanna mabaych son of a b- (mispronounced son of a b-) [STAA-naa-maam-BAYCH], statagitt!/stagitt!/staizitt!/staizii! Lol, Thank you from the bottom of my Heart for writing this Dictionary, Mille Grazie !!! Also, ci makes more sense here. Thanks. Depends on how he pronounced it and in what context. I know this thread is about Italian slang and Im getting off topic here, but Im interested to know about these terms as although my family is unsure about its heritage, were pretty sure were Italian for a variety of reasons. I recognize many words my parents use to say. Italian spelling does not use certain letters such as k and j and w and x. Top 5 sayings, I heard so much of from my angry all the time dad. Hai visto? Thats the spatter that happens when youre frying bacon. Anybody hear the word dappanada growing up? [aa-WOON-duh CHOON-kuh? Jersey and Brooklyn are pretty Italian, but Rhode Island is actually where the Italian plurality is in the USA. I also write travel stories. His reaction was What? Italian slang for lazy person with a small dick. [goo-yaa-ZAA-boo], gidrul stupid person (cetriolo) [jih-DROOL], haicapid do you understand? Really nice job! Any thoughts?? Chief Editor Translate English to Italian online | Translate.com What does (phonetically spelled) ming-ya-roll mean? Yo, this is the best. An important part of Italian American identity, the Italian language has been widely spoken in the United States of America for more than one hundred years, due to large-scale immigration beginning in the late 19th century. Its all shaquad! (At which point, one of her studentsa recent transfer from New Orleans after Hurricane Katrinasaid, Hey! Its nice to hear someone speak New York again as well as Italian slang! Lol. It is common in southern Italy for the vowel o to be replaced by u and for the consonant t to be replaced by a d. I should add my mom lived in Jersey City for three years, when she was a teenager. The official Collins English-Italian Dictionary online. I put together several videos of my family explaining the meaning of various Italian-American slang words (all my Grandparents born in Sicily and now families mainly based in NY/NJ area), and it is good to see some cross-referencing here! As we try to make it easy for you to translate into Italian the English words and expressions, you are given the possibility to see synonyms of a word, conjugate it and obtain the word pronunciation, or even add another meaning to the English-Italian dictionary, all these in only one click on the word. a mama la adina We are from Schenectady, NY. Literally Mouse = TOPO or TOPOLINO I havent yet read every word in the comments but I will, when I have time. Growing up in Little Italy in the Bronx, the Belmont/Arthur Ave section, I am familiar with most of these phrases. Also, so many people think the language their ancestors and relatives spoke was a dialect or an inferior version of standard Italian. Most of this is Napolitano or Siciliano dialect, and would most certainly be understood in the south. [laa-SA-dih-daa], la vesa gazi swear word [laa-VAY-zaa-gaa-ZEE], ma che cozzu fai?! Implied sarcastically or with disdain, or disgust. Pirito: fart in the Sicilian dialect, You are all welcome. American translation in Italian | English-Italian dictionary | Reverso Unfortunately when I hear proper Italian spoken I feel nothing. Hey, maybe it was the Bronx/Yonkers version LOL!!! Can someone tell me what mouse would be in Napolitan? They lived on the East Side of Cleveland, the Woodland area I think. So rather than a death wish (as you have suggested), it is an observation or commentary on an existing state of affairs. (che cosa fai?) La Mal Ladrino who steals the cheese. My family always used pizza frit for fried dough or zeppoli or st joes cake. Youre wonderful! Although often unlettered yet still as a people how truly civilized by any fair measure they equally as often really were. They will always be saved in the comments section, which itself is a living document of the culture. Dont ask me where those words came from, but we used them all the time. Anybody ever hear that expression? I recently visited Italy and it warmed my heart to hear some southern Italians speaking to each other in my parents tongue. Some are fried with a piece of salt cod (baccala) inside, sort of a dumpling and served in place of bread at the traditional meatless meal of the pre-Vatican II Christmas Vigil. I studied French, Italian and Spanish. In Californias 1970s San Francisco Bay Area, a lot of us, who grew up with Sicilian in the home and among our family and friends, did not know until our high school Italian class teacher informed us, that what we knew, was not Italian: for example, idda and iddu were not Italian for he (Lui) and she (Lei); piccirriddu and piccirridda were not Italian for little boy (Ragazzino) and little girl (Ragazzina); and, areri was not Italian for again (di nuovo). Translations, Definitions and Pronunciations - Collins Dictionary (sei senti fame?) [laa-SA-dih-daa], la vesa gazi swear word [laa-VAY-zaa-gaa-ZEE], ma che cozzu fai?! An indoor bathroom (shared with other families, was a treat! Because the main thing that all of you have to know is that all this expressions come from varius dialects of southern Italy (Napoletano-from Naples, Calabrese-frommCalabria, and Siciliano-from Sicily). Good luck on the dictionary. maronn! You omitted FART which I believe is: ring. We should also like to make it clear that the presence of a word in the dictionary, whether marked or unmarked, in no way affects its legal status as a trademark. Calabrese dialect: 1. Example Clean your room, its all Brishca brolia. In a small pot boil vinegar (3 parts vinegar plus 1 part water) Remember that c before i and e is pronounced like the ch in Chile. CIAO-CHEE-OW=GOODBY-HELLOSHORT FOR CE VEDIAMO=CHE-VEH-DEE-AHMO, AGITA (n): common usage for upset/stressful stomach problem.. AGITARE means to agitate. Italian: Come ti chiami? Also remember some of those actors were not Italians and they were trying to speak proper New York Napuledan. [goo-yaa-ZAA-boo], gidrul stupid person (cetriolo) [jih-DROOL], haicapid do you understand? My grampa (b.1873) spoke very broken-English yet taught us how to play Scoppa, Brisk, and on Xmas eve we all played Italian Blackjack (for pennies), called Sette Mezzo, minus the 8,9 10s. sincerely yours. (e mi conosci?) Id love to know more about it. ; Note: Popularized in the 1970s by The Godfather character Santino Corleone, biangolin bleach (bianco lino) [byaan-GO-leen], bicciuridu my little boy/my little baby (piccolo bambino) [BEECH-oo-REE-doo], bisgott cookie (biscotti) [beesh-GAWT], boombots nickname for an idiot (u pazzo); Note: As in Vinnie Boombots [boom-BAATS], boxugeddu box (box per oggetti) [baax-oo-JED-oo], braggiol meat and sauce/male anatomy (bracciole) [BRAAJH-oel], brosciutt/prosciutt italian ham (prosciutto) [BRAAJH-oot]/[PRAAJH-oot], buttagots/butta gazz annoying idiot (buttana u cazzo) [boo-taa-GAATS], buttann/puttann b_tch/whore (putanna); Note: more mild than sciaquadell [boo-TAAN], calabres Calabrian (calabrese); Note: can refer to people, objects, customs, etc. -Janet. Conversations in my childhood home were held in a cacophony of English, Italian, Abruzzese and Napuletano. I thought He was from Rome.. My grandma used to say fazzaneegol ,I spelled it out how it sounded when she said it) for basil.she was from avellino . He made an analogy to Puerto Rico becoming part of America, but had a distinct history. Bigatsu = dishtowel They were ruled by many different rulers prior to Italy unification which brought together diverse people in 1860. Of or relating to Italy or its people, language, or culture. Tony uses this is one episode, when hes watching a Mickey Rooney movie. incorrect spelling but the word is pronounced gen-don. Im no longer certain whether this post is written by way of Grazie !!! Collins Italian Dictionary | Translations, Definitions and Pronunciations Have you ever considered about adding a little bit more than just A great read! Very common phrase. (first part crazy, like in loco? This was a word my family (Newark) used for a mess, or when something was in pieces. Italian-American Slang. I remember waking up on Xmas Day and running downstairs with my cousins to eat left-over home made pizza! Like, I ordered the zupa-da-pashe at that new restaurant on the avenue and it was nothing but un-gwike-ya. Lastly, what about coo-baad?, the feeling of being cramped or in a tight space. Growing up my ears heard Basa Nicol from a Calabrese dialect (with the very last syllable stressed). Tuto fa-shad all messed up Thanks, Geralyn Giese. Need an Italian Dictionary App? Try These 8 Great - FluentU Italian We use it a lot because its fun to say. We were in Philadelphia. You should be proud of your very interesting and diverse sicilian ancestry. It is autonomous but a territory of Italy. Note that this phrase may not be very common. They say means a bonecrusher schiacciare to press or crush and bong probably bones. I thought my family was the only ones that called them pizza fritt!!!!! The only thing I remember their parents yelling was: My mother told me never to marry a Neopalitan! MY mother told me never to marry a Sicilian!. Provolone was Pruvalone , basil Basanicol. I have a hunch go-vah-go-vah-gah may be a variant of vaffanculo? Was your DNA test done through Ancestry.com? Also, if it is a fork, it means it will be a woman. The spellings in thisdictionaryare somewhat arbitrary because these words do not truly belong to English or Italian; they are hybrid creations. What you heard is likely derived from the Italian or Neapolitan word for the same. Does anybody here know what Im referring to? lets go! . The list and comments just made my day! Mopiiiiiin-dish towel This word was used a lot in my Sicilian household, miss-keen-ah or mischina..basically a pathetic person. Very few people at the time had indoor plumbing and homes had outhouses in the back. (lascilo!) Therefore The rats). ; Note: Popularized in the 1970s by The Godfather character Santino Corleone, biangolin bleach (bianco lino) [byaan-GO-leen], bicciuridu my little boy/my little baby (piccolo bambino) [BEECH-oo-REE-doo], bisgott cookie (biscotti) [beesh-GAWT], boombots nickname for an idiot (u pazzo); Note: As in Vinnie Boombots [boom-BAATS], boxugeddu box (box per oggetti) [baax-oo-JED-oo], braggiol meat and sauce/male anatomy (bracciole) [BRAAJH-oel], brosciutt/prosciutt italian ham (prosciutto) [BRAAJH-oot]/[PRAAJH-oot], buttagots/butta gazz annoying idiot (buttana u cazzo) [boo-taa-GAATS], buttann/puttann b_tch/whore (putanna); Note: more mild than sciaquadell [boo-TAAN], calabres Calabrian (calabrese); Note: can refer to people, objects, customs, etc. My sister & I have always gotten a kick out of the familiar words that show up on the Sopranos. Will credit this site for the help. The correct name is Javel and it was used as laundry bleach, pretty much the same as Chlorox back in the day. 1. Hey, this totally sounds like my relatives in Canada, who are italian immigrants! Translate Italian to English online | Translate.com His family is from abbruzzi. Never anything like a penal colony. Also, coo-pa-LEEN, for a wool hat (ski hat). In many southern Italian dialects the vowel [o] is replaced by [u], so it makes perfect sense for there to be a connection between sposata and spusada. Gavedelle = oval shaped hard cookies with a slight topping of crushed nuts. Scala facia mia! He shit his pants. Tom Fusia, What about Liava Pinsirea my grandma always told me it meant get it off your head and I dont know how accurate it is but maybe someone else knows it. why, how beautiful! Here we tried to keep it simple, most words are understood everywhere in Italy. Start creating a word list or do a quiz! One thing I was hoping to find on the list but didnt, was something that my grandmother always used to say when she was fed up with something and I guess it would be the equivalent of for Petes sake or for crying out loud in English and that was Machidente or if she was really mad just MA(h) anyone know how to spell it correctly? or Doggone!!!! My Napoletane grandmother grandmother had a good response when I asked her whats for dinner. like umbriago which means no good drunker. 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. Eegats is possibly English-to-Italian, like baccausa., Ye gods and little fishes is the English expression. Apple Watch. So we can observe frequent vowel shifting over time from [o] to [u] English-Italian Dictionary - Cambridge Dictionary Thats Abruzzese dialect also means lazy, sloppy. She just said my husband used it wrong all these years. It all made for a very rich gravy. Here's one that's close to my heart - a list of Italian Swear Words, Slang, Curses, Insults, Colloquialisms and Expletives.A lesson in Italian Culture, and sometimes, Italian Stereotypes! [aa-faa-NAA-boe-laa], agita heartburn/indigestion (acidit) [AA-jih-tuh], ammonini! Does anybody know why Italians leave the last syllable off of every word? When they used to watch me when i was little, i didnt alwyas understnad them. Its Napolitano dialect. My mother uses the Naples pronunciation for grandfather thathone. Funny to see how similar the American Italian I heard growing up is to the Northeast version! I love this story. Xmas Eve was a feast for 40 people and the food was better than any restaurant could hope to serve. We went over to their house for cake and coffee and their living room was so small I felt so coo-baad the whole time., Aha! Just imagine how who long it took to save for the voyage, and not knowing what was ahead without the luxury of Television, News, Weather Reports, Magazines, or Newspapers! Mom would serve pizza frite on our birthdays. Vi ringrazare dal fondo del mio cuore. Italian - Dizionario inglese-italiano WordReference A lot of thought and heart have gone into this website congratulations . Thats how it sounded when she said it you probably have the spelling right.she would say it playfully not really sure what it means. Im writing a paper for a linguistic anthropology class about my familys linguistic features and the lexicon on this page is helping me tremendously! My father used these words all time. I believe its mascalzone rascal, rogue, but not in a malicious way. Fanobola, tu e tre quatro de vostro baez meaning go to hell, you and three quarters of your ancestors. (how are you doing? Ficonazz-nosy Italians have a habit of dropping the final vowel of a word, as in Mootzarell for mozzerellA, and Antipast for antipastO. Loved reading these definitions and comments, as they reminded me so much of my Italian (Naples) family when I was growing up in Rhode Island! Its used when something bad has happened. (la sorella!/tua sorella ( una putana)!) The meaning of ITALIAN AMERICAN is an American of Italian descent. My Dad used that too.ruined, destroyed, messed up, etc. bobba-lawks (cobwebs) Ya, its guaglio, ubiquitous in Campania. who knows? 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. Great collection of the Italian words and phrases I heard growing up in the 1950s on the east coast. It is based on the Italian language,butit contains a mixture of Sicilian- and Neapolitan-inspired dialect words and phrases as well as English words. I took enough Italian in college to know the base of some of these phrases from High Italian, but the trench linguistics morphology you provide for the street Neapolitanese is both entertaining and invaluable. Yes! They never say la its always just a. cave crush jam mash overwhelm pinch press push down smash squash squeeze squelch swat escarole Not necessarily the most accurate source, these movies, you know. Camille. My grandmother, great-grandmother, and mother would put sliced, raw eggplant up in clay jars with olive oil, spices, and other veggies and we would put them on sandwiches. Thank you so much for this. ): an accident. Streaka fromagia = cheese grater. Thanks a million and please carry on the gratifying work. In particular without salt. Its male di cuah. Anyone else remember this or know what the last word was (I know male di)? Thank you. and spinata which means all messed up.Probably spelled wrong too. Anyone hear these words? Another observation kez a deech Whaddya say as a greeting. Best wishes, As we said in the Tenements in da BRONX, Grazie. My family was from northern NJ in the Fort Lee area and i remember my grandmother and mother saying faccia dos too. I remember my dad saying basnagol for basil. annu. self-definition meaning: 1. an understanding or expression of your own nature, value, etc. Possible from man done gone One possibility. Catalonia called Alt Catalan. Where Italians not russians. (che malanova mi hai) [EE-maa-laa-no-mee-auw], lascialui! Ah the cheche, I never heard this outside of my family . Only i have to say that a fess e soreta doesnt mean in your sisters face it is a bit more offensive (it means your sisters vagina to say it politely!) Other examples of this vowel shifting: [e] to [i] trecento became tricintu; My grandmother used to tease me with a phrase that sounded like la giamberatta e bet which she said was Im going to teach you then I will lose you (get married, move away?) She didnt make it up. I cant find it anyone on the web. I think first gens (Italian, German, Mexican, any and all) keep English such a powerful living language because its the ragazzi, the ones who dont speak either language so good (they dont talk either so great neither), who create these pidgeon portmonteaus that fill in the crevices of precision in creating the exact word over time that no single language would have on its own. shame on you! usually shouted as she waved a wooden spoon at us. AND WELL, WHAT DO YOU WANT FOR DINNER? Neapolitans are often blonde and blue-eyed or even red headed very often, too. My late father (who liked salt more than the rest of us) would complain by labelling something dissapita (not enough salt). 7 years in Brooklyn was an education for which I should have gotten 2 years of college credits, that is after the first year of shock and acclimating. antipaticu. thank you. This Italian dictionary provides comprehensive coverage of the language as it is spoken and written around the world. (ma che bella) [maa-KAY-bell], ma che quest? But I said it in front of my mother in law once and she laughed so hard she couldnt even tell me what it really meant. Have you ever heard the phrases, Mangiese la canne (May you be eaten by dogs) or Mangiese la zudicce (May you be eaten by rats). dialect). pineapple. Mortadell is baloney not sausage, at least on Long Island and anywhere I have been for that matter. He had blue eyes and blonde hair. My mom always said, Companys coming, whenever someone dropped a spoon on the floor. CHECK OUT YOU TUBE FOR TOP 40 HITS OF 1945 BY SAMMY KAYEWORDS AND MUSIC.HAVE FUN SINGING IT WITH YOUR KIDS ETC.CIAO ANGELO STREET BRAT FROM THE BRONX NOW IS BOSTON. pouton (whore) poo-tahn stata zeet shut up, From my Calabress grandmother.. she said a bizz for pizza. Sounded something like parc-a ma-zel-ea usually said after someone was being stupid. And often very comical. The way Americans heard it and reproduced it furtherly distorted the Italian dialect pronunciation. She would voice this all in one complete long senetnce: Go VAH-go vah-GAH, SCUDdy vah DAY-stah, BRUCE-t-cahDOANia, miz-diablo, voo-TAHN-noo-SHAKE-oo (might be scutty, day-stah = testa = head? Reverso offers you the best tool for learning Italian, the English Italian dictionary containing commonly used words and expressions, along with thousands of English entries and their Italian translation, added in the dictionary by our users. I think many of them are from Sicilian and/or Calabrese dialects.very different from Napolitan dialect. It was known as a coolie in our family too, My grandmother was from Abbruza and also settled in Milford MA also yup its a coolie, could someone PLEASE help me with a saying my grandma used to say meaning ya right, ill believer it when I see it ( or tomorrow never comes) i know I am very very off on the spelling mo mo caw gaw . air? One word was baccahous which meant bathroom or toilet. The meanings of individual words come complete with examples of usage, transcription, and the possibility to hear pronunciation. Una volta cherre uno Once upon a time there was one I cant find the word WYUN pronounced WHY-OON anywhere. what the f are you doing? phonetically in Neapolitan..ch si desh ?in English.what does you have to say for yourself? I thought it meant nothing, as in, that particular credit card doesnt give you points or any kind of rewards. (awundi?) (Pardon my spelling Im doing this phonetically). Whenever they toast, they say, Salute per cent anni. (Pronounced, salutee per chento anni. get down from there! Second generation Sicilian-American from from Caldwell in Essex County, New Jersey. This is what my mom said, Italian men like their women to be bella shaquat. another was Facheen a med possibly from va tine a media get lost at noon. Over 350K words and phrase can be used in offline. it shows affection. Frustrated, she said, macaroni stoppa, water gawhead. The owner knew exactly what she meant and got her one. I think the spelling of many of the words is up for debate, because they really are primarily spoken. Sorry to write so much but the phrases still echo in my head after all these years ! Im from Chicago and my mothers family came from Naples. LOL. (ma che cosa questo?) Interesting some of this stuff is now being adopted in the old country. I hope this dialect doesnt die out. I too can confirm that in the southern or Calabrian dialect I heard the pronunciation that you described as cooloo. Dear Fellows, I really dont believe my eyes..ive been looking around for ages , for someone to share the dictionary of..my Granma who used to speak the Sicilian-American dialect. You filled in some blanks and the comments filled in some more !!! Sculabasta = colander (awundi?) But not like the rock star Madonna sounded more like ma doan a mi a How it ever got the r in it must be because Amiddicans knew that Rs were pronounced like Ds. (mah-down, with down like own). It was the meat on my plate which I did not like to eat. Italian Slang Dictionary A. accidente m. nothing, zip; (lit. refer to milk and also maybe shellac or varnish? Karen, in southern Italy a lot of the dialects omit the l in a word e.g. Just a guess your word could possible be a variation of the Italian malandrino which translates in English to wickedscoundrelevil-oneetc. Also, Nonnie used to say a little prayer or rhyme when there was a big thunderstorm. The site offers two English-Italian dictionaries: The WordReference English-Italian Dictionary Using a lot of these phrases was prevalent not only among those of Italian descent but amongst all of us. (I have heard French mocking French Canadian speech. Hi Davide When searching for a word, you get as results translations from the general dictionary, and words and expressions added by users. Originally in Italy no one would have known what that meant, but a lady whom I know here in Germany says they use that in parts of Italy as a greeting as well. moo-thon-thees (longjohns, thermal underpants) No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the written permission of the copyright holders. scasciata I believe translates to ruined or destroyed or broken down scasciabanga applied as you say to a jalopie could be an American-Italian word. Any thoughts? YA DONE GOOD ! Or as Grandma would say Whatcha want eggs in your beer?- lol sweetheart she was! Itz getting late, gotta sign off. Maybe the Latin root for the English word, spouse? do you feel hungry?/are you hungry? donkey dicks (literally) with squash & eggs, My father still says that, we live in Toronto, Canada ocazze e ciuccio cu cucuzzille e love, I remember hearing, Ha perduto la giobba, meaning, of course, He lost his job., WOWI didnt hear a lot of those word in a long time..My mother and father used to use all the words above. Thanks, David! iettasangu- a person who makes you spit blood.. Out of the ordinary: ways of saying that something is unusual (2), a circular decoration for the head, usually made of gold and jewels (= precious stones), and worn by a king or queen at official ceremonies. Thanks. WordReference also has an extensive Italian verb conjugator. Now my grandchildren use this work instead of colandar. Thanks you for all the work you put into it. (sei senti fame?)
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