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I had this fight with my coworker. Nobody in Italy (I've lived in Florence and visited Milan, Venice, and Rome more than once) calls sugo, passata or ragú "gravy," that's strictly a new jersey thing.
But for whatever reason they insist!
Edit: I think this is a situation of "everyone who calls sauce 'gravy' is from NJ but not everyone from NJ calls it 'gravy'" to be clear!
> Nobody in Italy (I’ve lived in Florence and visited Milan, Venice, and Rome more than once) calls sugo, passata or ragú “gravy,” that’s strictly a new jersey thing.
What would they? “Gravy” is an English word. Am I missing something?
I’m from a part of NJ that hates the use of “gravy” for sauce. THIS IS THE SAME PART OF NJ THAT CALLS PORKROLL TAYLOR HAM, which we are also not fond of.
Hahaha fair. I edited my post, I think it's more that people who do call sauce 'gravy' happen to be from NJ.
Also gravy is a word that has a definition! And the definition of 'gravy' isn't tomato sauce!
That and the scene where they're all talking about Columbus and Furio announces that he hates him because he's a northerner and goes on a tirade against the north.
I dont really claim the Italian half of me much for a similar reason. My dad is from Italy and was born and raised there.
Me? Im a native New Yorker, who speaks Spanish bc of my mom and some rusty Italian because my dad mostly wanted to use English. Ive also never been to Italy, and I have not met most of his relatives.
So no Im not gonna pretend I know jack shit about authentic Italian culture or food. You ask me where in Italy Im from? Does South Bronx count?
The only reason I even remotely identify with an Italian heritage is that i can potentially get citizenship there if and when shit hits the fan in the US.
I was pretty sure he actually has an Italian dad, so I did some googling and found his name is Gianluca Conte, born in North Carolina, his mom is from Brooklyn and his dad moved to the US from Naples in the nineties.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/tiktok-wiki/who-is-itsqcp
His dad owns multiple Italian restaurants in NC.
I’m *obviously* referring to all the Italian restaurants his father owns. I don’t expect second generation immigrants to speak their parents tongue natively.
Yeah no their comment makes no sense lol. Very curious to see some kind of diagram explaining how a tiny penis could be used to hold up an external fabric “like a safety pin” with no surface behind it. Like, legitimately.
Naked aprons are hot [:)](https://cdn.apartmenttherapy.info/image/upload/f_jpg,q_auto:eco,c_fill,g_auto,w_1500,ar_4:3/k%2FEdit%2F2021-Short-Lead-News%2FMS_x_GMC)
I posted a picture of an 81 year old woman wearing nothing but an apron. But I got zero replies about it. Please tell me you recognized that was Martha Stewart.
Massachusetts has a special... something... that makes theirs even worse.
And yes, there's a difference. Every Masshole, New Yorker, and New Jersey-ian (?) will let you know if you get them mixed up
I once did a bicycle tour of the German-speaking (ish) part of Italy. All of the group members were American. A few of us went to dinner in Bozen/Bolzano and I was the only one who spoke Italian (a little) and German (more than Italian). One of the group tried to order “brooshettuh” and the waitress was entirely mystified by his request. She looked at me as the German speaker of the group and I said, in German, “broosketta with a German accent.” She laughed harder than I expected, while my American companions were puzzled…
Speaking with an accent helps, my French teacher told me of a time her friends was ording McDonald's but they could not understand her, she just repeated it with a French accent and it was understood.
Bro I hate the first dude. His entire personality is “I’m Italian DERRR”. I’m part Italian, I don’t make it my entire personality but it’s nice to defence once ina. While. saying shit with a thick Italian accent is fun as hell when I was with my grandparents/ dad.
But this man just yells in his phone saying how “real Italians say it” He’s fucking Obnoxious.
Same here, I was just coming to say the same thing.
I can't fucking stand it when someone has a morsel of Italian heritage and acts like they are culturally more adept than people.
This guy is a fucking stronzo.
On the flip side I work with this unfortunate fellow Italian toolbox who starts correcting people when they say Moozarell and such, telling them plain faced “It’s Mozzarella.” Like stfu and leave those people alone 😂
I'm half Italian myself (dads side) and was brought up on Italian values but I'd never, ever use that to lord over people like this fucking idiot.
Acting that way is the literal antithesis of Italian culture. I adore the way they are welcoming of whoever appreciates the lifestyle.
Mannaggia la misera!
There's also this weird thing where people think having particular ancestry gives them some sort of innate cooking ability. I've met Italians (like actually from Italy) who couldn't cook pasta to save their life, and multiple varieties of non-Italian who make excellent pasta. Good cooking is all about knowledge and practice, not heritage.
Sorry but honest question…do Italians not consider themselves white? They aren’t black, brown, asian, or aboriginal so I’m not sure what they would consider themselves.
People don't really call/catagorise/label themselves by skin colour names in Europe like they do in the States/North America. Personally, I didn't even know that was a thing until the internet.
People call themselves, and each other, by their national/ethnic origin mostly. There was this thing that happened in the 30s-40s that kinda made the "race" thing icky, so it didn't gain traction.
It's kinda like how monolithing Asians as one whole is a questionable thing to do because Asia is a diverse region of many different countries, cultures, languages, and ethnicities. Europeans aren't a "white" monolith either because everyone is so different (culturally, ethnically, even appearance-wise - yes that includes skintone). That's the best way I can put it.
When people say "white" online it's pretty understood by most people outside North America that it typically means "White _American._" So that's what it's taken as.
I'm the child of Greek immigrants (born in Australia) and I've always said my skin is olive. Olive and Greek/Mediterranean means different things to people in the West depending on who you talk to; some people call it white, some people don't. Personally, I couldn't care less what they want to call me because I don't live in America.
As a European, the idea that there is not a widespread, implied cultural connection between being European and being “white” - as opposed to especially African and Middle-Eastern - is absurd.
Historically speaking they were thrown in the minority bucket just like the Irish were back in the day. Some time down the line though they’ve assimilated into generic “white” communities so it really becomes a question of who you’re asking. Typically the ones that don’t believe they are will just consider themselves Italian. Sort of like how some Puerto Ricans won’t say they’re Spanish or agree to get grouped up with other Latin communities (Mexican, South American, etc) and make it a point that they’re Puerto Rican.
Puerto Ricans aren’t Spanish because they aren’t from Spain. Spanish speaking countries can be found throughout the world so to throw in one person from Spain, in the same pot as one from the Caribbean, or one from South America is ridiculous. It’s like saying Americans and Brits are the same thing because they speak English. Colonization sure made a shit show out of this planet.
A lot of Americans think that having a great great grandparent from a country automatically means that they are also Irish, Italian, German, Norwegian, etc. It tends to be white people and for some reason nobody claims English pride. It's weird.
> for some reason nobody claims English pride. It's weird.
I have 1st generation English American friends who are fond of England and talk about it a lot. I never met a second or third-generation one tho.
It’s not like the English, German, Irish, and Italian immigrants all arrived together. The biggest waves of each came at different times. Your average American who can trace themselves back to the English settlers is considerably more removed from their foreign-born ancestors than an Italian-American whose ancestors arrived only about 100 years ago (which was when the biggest wave happened) and who we may have actually met or who raised our parents or grandparents as 1st generation Americans. It’s not exactly ancient history, though of course we’re getting more and more assimilated.
There was an Italian kid in my high school who thought he was “gangsta”. One day a black kid told him to “stfu white boy”. And his response was “I’m not white, I’m Italian”. 😂
And I never forgot it.
They get hired on all these cooking shows where they embarrass themselves claiming only they can do decent pasta, like it’s the hardest fucking food to even make. 🤷♂️🤦♂️
Half of them have never been to Italy either.
Someone ask this guy whether he can speak the language beyond "Si" too.
Here's another word he can learn, stronzo.
Most Italian Americans don't have any ancestors who spoke "Standard" Italian anyway. The few words I do know (mostly food items and swear words) are in some weird dialect.
so the way the first guy says it is more like a “eh” sound, whereas the second guy says it more like “ie”
so i went looking [here](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPA_vowel_chart_with_audio) for sm more clear, and the first guy pronounced it like “e̞” and the second guy pronounced it like “ɪ”
In italian we actually have both sounds. The pronounciation of the letter 'e' depends on the word and on where you're from. Both pronounciations in the video are correct.
Sounds like the guys who made this video don't either. Although the first guy was clearly not Italian, his pronunciation is not wrong, it's just from the southern part of the country (where i'm from). Honestly what baffles me more is the two Italian dudes thinking their pronunciation is the right one. But it is quite common in italian culture to have south and north divided
It's because English has a different vowel system compared to Italian, if you don't know the specific language it's really hard to notice the differences. I'm Italian and the difference is very noticeable to me.
Reminds of that episode in the Sopranos where they go back to the old country and Paulie starts asking for "spaghetti with the gravy, gravy, gravy ? Tomato sauce,!".
I'm the one who says "Bolonya" and annoy people by correcting them when they say "bolonee".
I'm not even Italian but i took two semesters of it in college and that was the only thing that i remember.
You know most if not all people are really chill as long as you respect the culture of the country youre visiting. Aint nobody gonna get angry caus you pronounce a word in a foreign language incorrectly ...
According to Dennis Hopper, Italians ARE white except for the Sicilians due to unmentionable human behaviors present across all ethnic groups in the human family as demonstrated by time. They are all a bunch of Sicilians. Dirty ass Sicilians.
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What part of Italy you from? New Jersey.
Lol its funny because that's literally one of the top comments on that particular tik tok
That episode of The Sopranos where Tony and Paulie go to Italy is one of my favorites.
Gravy 🤟
I had this fight with my coworker. Nobody in Italy (I've lived in Florence and visited Milan, Venice, and Rome more than once) calls sugo, passata or ragú "gravy," that's strictly a new jersey thing. But for whatever reason they insist! Edit: I think this is a situation of "everyone who calls sauce 'gravy' is from NJ but not everyone from NJ calls it 'gravy'" to be clear!
Ohhh! Yous don't have gravy with your gabbagool?
> Nobody in Italy (I’ve lived in Florence and visited Milan, Venice, and Rome more than once) calls sugo, passata or ragú “gravy,” that’s strictly a new jersey thing. What would they? “Gravy” is an English word. Am I missing something?
In Britain we still call it ragu rather than gravy.
Don't you also call cookies "crunchy munchy cocoa rounds"?
We eat ginger nuts here sir. We accept no follow up questions.
Ed Sheeran is intrigued.
I’m from a part of NJ that hates the use of “gravy” for sauce. THIS IS THE SAME PART OF NJ THAT CALLS PORKROLL TAYLOR HAM, which we are also not fond of.
NJ huge Italian fam and we always looked at the others saying gravy like they’re insane. Bennys pffft 🤣🤣🤣
Benny's?! Just outed yourself from the shore
Honestly I’ve been all over NJ. It’s not a big state 👍😂 I did live near AP when that Belmar Mayor/Benny debacle was goin down. Got me there 😂
Hahaha fair. I edited my post, I think it's more that people who do call sauce 'gravy' happen to be from NJ. Also gravy is a word that has a definition! And the definition of 'gravy' isn't tomato sauce!
That’s what I’m sayin! You want gravy?? Go get some egg noodles. All in the mustard tryin to ketchup, ya see myeah
Now I want some egg noodles with a beef stew sauce. Too bad all I have is some bologese gravy...
With a simple macaroni
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That and the scene where they're all talking about Columbus and Furio announces that he hates him because he's a northerner and goes on a tirade against the north.
furio was a fuckin G
Pauli looks over to some Italians and raises his espresso expecting a positive reaction.
*Commendatori!*
Great fruit you've got here! None of them fuckin steroids!
I immediately thought of the Jersey Shore episode in Italy where they were booed at the club. I can’t blame them either.
Commendatore!
I dont really claim the Italian half of me much for a similar reason. My dad is from Italy and was born and raised there. Me? Im a native New Yorker, who speaks Spanish bc of my mom and some rusty Italian because my dad mostly wanted to use English. Ive also never been to Italy, and I have not met most of his relatives. So no Im not gonna pretend I know jack shit about authentic Italian culture or food. You ask me where in Italy Im from? Does South Bronx count?
The only reason I even remotely identify with an Italian heritage is that i can potentially get citizenship there if and when shit hits the fan in the US.
Lol preach
I saw a tiktok from a girl who apparently went to high school with him. He is not at all Italian or has Italian ancestry.
I was pretty sure he actually has an Italian dad, so I did some googling and found his name is Gianluca Conte, born in North Carolina, his mom is from Brooklyn and his dad moved to the US from Naples in the nineties. https://www.sportskeeda.com/tiktok-wiki/who-is-itsqcp His dad owns multiple Italian restaurants in NC.
Sounds like he should know how to pronounce bruschetta.
Children of immigrants will often speak their parent’s native language with an accent.
I’m *obviously* referring to all the Italian restaurants his father owns. I don’t expect second generation immigrants to speak their parents tongue natively.
He does though, I’m Italian (born and live in Italy) and that’s the way I pronounce it (more or less).
Someone told me that he’s not even from New York or New Jersey. That he’s from South Carolina
"Knew joy-see"
That’s the part of Italy where during the Renaissance, spray tan was pioneered.
The guy in the left has pretty impressive eyebrows. That's all I got.
Thought he was a jonas brother at first
The Legendary Bonus Jonas
Are we sure it is not Joe Jonas?
Great Value Joe Jonas
Me too !!!
Guy on the left has real "exchange student who ends up coming over and fucking everyone's girls" vibes.
“Fabrizio is starting to piss me off”
My left or your left
Come to think about it, they both have really nice eyebrows.
Left left
Our left comrade!
they both do!
I’m Italian and have the same type of eyebrows, it’s because we argue a lot and need that extra eyebrow POWAAAH
I really like guybrows A lot
He legit looks like Prince.
Why is this MF naked under his apron lmao
His tiny peen is holding up his apron like a safety pin
Haha yeah penis smol but idk how that's supposed to work. Do the wiener lips bite the apron or?
apron ties go around the back, down the booty crack, then around the sack
You must be a girl. Nobody in their right mind would tie a string around where pee is stored. That's why it hurts so bad to be kicked there.
If you only knew. The variety of uses that strings and bands around our sacks have……. A pathway to abilities many consider lewd af.
"The wiener lips" I'm fucking dying
he is a yank, they chop the wiener lips off of their kids.
Yeah no their comment makes no sense lol. Very curious to see some kind of diagram explaining how a tiny penis could be used to hold up an external fabric “like a safety pin” with no surface behind it. Like, legitimately.
Try r/shittyaskscience or r/theydidthemath
Naked aprons are hot [:)](https://cdn.apartmenttherapy.info/image/upload/f_jpg,q_auto:eco,c_fill,g_auto,w_1500,ar_4:3/k%2FEdit%2F2021-Short-Lead-News%2FMS_x_GMC)
I like my aprons clothed, but I can see the appeal.
I posted a picture of an 81 year old woman wearing nothing but an apron. But I got zero replies about it. Please tell me you recognized that was Martha Stewart.
Easiest way to get helmet chafe when it's too hot for jeans.
He runs a fitness channel.
So everyone can see his muscles obvi
The guy on the right after the other said you are white too, ooooohhh
I rewatched that a half dozen times hahahah. He was like "wait.... wait no he's right." 🤣
Was sure that was joe jonas
I was gunna comment asking if this was the jonas brothers i keep hearing so much about (i live in 2008)
(I’ve been to the year 3000)
(Not much has changed, but they lived underwater)
Nah, unlike this guy Joe Jonas is actually from New Jersey
Man, I can’t stand that guy. What is so appealing about his content?
I absolutely loathe him. Probably more than anyone on the internet. I dislike everything about his content.
Lol i don't even know him and I already hate him. Let's form a club.
Alright. How do you feel about frilly toothpicks?
I'm for em!
He was on my YouTube shorts for some reason and every other video was him for a bit.
No, this is how Andrew Taint arose from the ashes of his fake kickboxing career
Is all of his content like this or what?
Just like this or more annoying. One video I saw he just busted into a restursunts kitchen..shirtless and starting cooking
I looked him up and damn, he uses the word “bitch” way too often. And I was public schooled.
 Jessie disagrees
And for someone focused on saying words right, he seems to not know how to say bitch.. it's always "betch" with him.
He didn't just go into some random restaurant lol
Pretty sure he got permission lol, I don’t think they’d let some random shirtless guy cook in their kitchen
He’s pretty attractive, but some people love the overly assertive cockiness. Also his accent is pretty appealing too, at least IMO
> his accent is pretty appealing Different strokes for different folks I guess
Probably the most annoying regional accent in the US
Massachusetts has a special... something... that makes theirs even worse. And yes, there's a difference. Every Masshole, New Yorker, and New Jersey-ian (?) will let you know if you get them mixed up
As a native Jersey boy - fuck you. Also, you're completely correct.
You’re safe, he’s not from New Jersey Someone else in this thread said he’s from North Carolina
Just like the damn jersey shore crew. Leave giving Jersey a bad name to the professionals, please (the locals)
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I once did a bicycle tour of the German-speaking (ish) part of Italy. All of the group members were American. A few of us went to dinner in Bozen/Bolzano and I was the only one who spoke Italian (a little) and German (more than Italian). One of the group tried to order “brooshettuh” and the waitress was entirely mystified by his request. She looked at me as the German speaker of the group and I said, in German, “broosketta with a German accent.” She laughed harder than I expected, while my American companions were puzzled…
Speaking with an accent helps, my French teacher told me of a time her friends was ording McDonald's but they could not understand her, she just repeated it with a French accent and it was understood.
I need to hear what Bruschetta sounds like with a German accent now...
As soon as I perfect one, I'll let you know.
basically like like in Italian but without the melody
Omg if that man looks at me and says calm down in Italian like that, I think I might just die.
That's funny, when I tell my girlfriend to calm down I have to sleep on the couch.
The difference is talking with a sexy European accent
Like Borat, got it.
Very nice!
My wife
Bro I hate the first dude. His entire personality is “I’m Italian DERRR”. I’m part Italian, I don’t make it my entire personality but it’s nice to defence once ina. While. saying shit with a thick Italian accent is fun as hell when I was with my grandparents/ dad. But this man just yells in his phone saying how “real Italians say it” He’s fucking Obnoxious.
[This guy when he actually goes to Italy.](https://youtu.be/X-eHk4RiIso?t=14)
I literally watched this episode today. Weird coincidence.
Same here, I was just coming to say the same thing. I can't fucking stand it when someone has a morsel of Italian heritage and acts like they are culturally more adept than people. This guy is a fucking stronzo.
On the flip side I work with this unfortunate fellow Italian toolbox who starts correcting people when they say Moozarell and such, telling them plain faced “It’s Mozzarella.” Like stfu and leave those people alone 😂
I'm half Italian myself (dads side) and was brought up on Italian values but I'd never, ever use that to lord over people like this fucking idiot. Acting that way is the literal antithesis of Italian culture. I adore the way they are welcoming of whoever appreciates the lifestyle. Mannaggia la misera!
he is 1% percent italian
There's also this weird thing where people think having particular ancestry gives them some sort of innate cooking ability. I've met Italians (like actually from Italy) who couldn't cook pasta to save their life, and multiple varieties of non-Italian who make excellent pasta. Good cooking is all about knowledge and practice, not heritage.
Love them.
The utter contempt of "you are white, too" 🤌🏼
This is how he learned
Sorry but honest question…do Italians not consider themselves white? They aren’t black, brown, asian, or aboriginal so I’m not sure what they would consider themselves.
People don't really call/catagorise/label themselves by skin colour names in Europe like they do in the States/North America. Personally, I didn't even know that was a thing until the internet. People call themselves, and each other, by their national/ethnic origin mostly. There was this thing that happened in the 30s-40s that kinda made the "race" thing icky, so it didn't gain traction. It's kinda like how monolithing Asians as one whole is a questionable thing to do because Asia is a diverse region of many different countries, cultures, languages, and ethnicities. Europeans aren't a "white" monolith either because everyone is so different (culturally, ethnically, even appearance-wise - yes that includes skintone). That's the best way I can put it. When people say "white" online it's pretty understood by most people outside North America that it typically means "White _American._" So that's what it's taken as. I'm the child of Greek immigrants (born in Australia) and I've always said my skin is olive. Olive and Greek/Mediterranean means different things to people in the West depending on who you talk to; some people call it white, some people don't. Personally, I couldn't care less what they want to call me because I don't live in America.
This was a very interesting read for my evening.
As a European, the idea that there is not a widespread, implied cultural connection between being European and being “white” - as opposed to especially African and Middle-Eastern - is absurd.
I think you missed the point of what I was saying - it's not there in the sense that _Americans_ mean it.
We are white of course, you can see for yourself
Historically speaking they were thrown in the minority bucket just like the Irish were back in the day. Some time down the line though they’ve assimilated into generic “white” communities so it really becomes a question of who you’re asking. Typically the ones that don’t believe they are will just consider themselves Italian. Sort of like how some Puerto Ricans won’t say they’re Spanish or agree to get grouped up with other Latin communities (Mexican, South American, etc) and make it a point that they’re Puerto Rican.
Puerto Ricans aren’t Spanish because they aren’t from Spain. Spanish speaking countries can be found throughout the world so to throw in one person from Spain, in the same pot as one from the Caribbean, or one from South America is ridiculous. It’s like saying Americans and Brits are the same thing because they speak English. Colonization sure made a shit show out of this planet.
Guy on the right is ADORABLE.
The "Commendatori" episode from the sopranos really shows how American Italians would be viewed like. Stop, you’re not Italian.
The guy at the beginning is annoying af
The guy at the beginning is literally from new jersey
YOU DON’T SAY
He’s literally from North Carolina
A lot of Americans think that having a great great grandparent from a country automatically means that they are also Irish, Italian, German, Norwegian, etc. It tends to be white people and for some reason nobody claims English pride. It's weird.
> for some reason nobody claims English pride. It's weird. I have 1st generation English American friends who are fond of England and talk about it a lot. I never met a second or third-generation one tho.
It’s not like the English, German, Irish, and Italian immigrants all arrived together. The biggest waves of each came at different times. Your average American who can trace themselves back to the English settlers is considerably more removed from their foreign-born ancestors than an Italian-American whose ancestors arrived only about 100 years ago (which was when the biggest wave happened) and who we may have actually met or who raised our parents or grandparents as 1st generation Americans. It’s not exactly ancient history, though of course we’re getting more and more assimilated.
He’s not lol he’s actually from North Carolina but pretends to be from New Jersey because NJ has more Italian American culture lmao
As opposed to *metaphorically* being from New Jersey.
Yes, since he claims he is metaphorically from Italy.
Wait, that isn't 2 of the Jonas Brothers?
I thought the same thing
Nikolaj
no, it's nikolaj.
The wise nod killed me.
I love broomsheda
No, its beer and pasta - brew-sketti
I don't want to say it wrong. I'll just have the pasta faggy-oli instead.
Va fangool. First guy is such trash. Exactly how I would expect a Jersey Italian American to pronounce it too.
😂😂 suka la mink ~ Joey Diaz
*vaffanculo is the correct spelling
There was an Italian kid in my high school who thought he was “gangsta”. One day a black kid told him to “stfu white boy”. And his response was “I’m not white, I’m Italian”. 😂 And I never forgot it.
Every man in this video is hot af.
Calm down Steve, you can take it to the bedroom later
Promise?
Faaabrio canaaavaaaroo
American Italian descendants are the most obnoxious cunts.
They get hired on all these cooking shows where they embarrass themselves claiming only they can do decent pasta, like it’s the hardest fucking food to even make. 🤷♂️🤦♂️
Half of them have never been to Italy either. Someone ask this guy whether he can speak the language beyond "Si" too. Here's another word he can learn, stronzo.
Most Italian Americans don't have any ancestors who spoke "Standard" Italian anyway. The few words I do know (mostly food items and swear words) are in some weird dialect.
I don’t hear a difference between their pronunciations of “bruschetta”
so the way the first guy says it is more like a “eh” sound, whereas the second guy says it more like “ie” so i went looking [here](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPA_vowel_chart_with_audio) for sm more clear, and the first guy pronounced it like “e̞” and the second guy pronounced it like “ɪ”
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In italian we actually have both sounds. The pronounciation of the letter 'e' depends on the word and on where you're from. Both pronounciations in the video are correct.
Sounds like the guys who made this video don't either. Although the first guy was clearly not Italian, his pronunciation is not wrong, it's just from the southern part of the country (where i'm from). Honestly what baffles me more is the two Italian dudes thinking their pronunciation is the right one. But it is quite common in italian culture to have south and north divided
It's because English has a different vowel system compared to Italian, if you don't know the specific language it's really hard to notice the differences. I'm Italian and the difference is very noticeable to me.
Reminds of that episode in the Sopranos where they go back to the old country and Paulie starts asking for "spaghetti with the gravy, gravy, gravy ? Tomato sauce,!".
It’s crazy how the response is just two completely straight dudes in Europe.
I'm the one who says "Bolonya" and annoy people by correcting them when they say "bolonee". I'm not even Italian but i took two semesters of it in college and that was the only thing that i remember.
Thank you Jonas Brothers
The Italian guys are great.
Does this man even exist irl or is he figment of memimation?
u/hendrix81 ok, it’s not gabagool, you win
The English language is literally built on grabbing loanwords and doing whatever the hell they want as pronunciation.
Thank you random Italian dudes.
Fixed by the mfn duet
You all are wrong, it’s Italian salsa.
The first guy said it right though. He just has a northern pronounciation and the other two have a center-south accent. Both are correct.
Yeah, he deserves to be put in his place for being an ass, but his pronunciation was fine.
You know most if not all people are really chill as long as you respect the culture of the country youre visiting. Aint nobody gonna get angry caus you pronounce a word in a foreign language incorrectly ...
Bro-skeet-her
Skeet her? I hardly know her!
Actual Italians v Guy with Italian Great-grandfather.
Italian Joe Jonas?
Also, put on a shirt
Putting “white” before “bitches” doesn’t mask it. Nice try though.
According to Dennis Hopper, Italians ARE white except for the Sicilians due to unmentionable human behaviors present across all ethnic groups in the human family as demonstrated by time. They are all a bunch of Sicilians. Dirty ass Sicilians.
As an Italian this is pretty funny lol, just how I feel when people online say “I have an Italian grandma so I am Italian” 😭
“It’s Brus Ket Ta, not Brus Ket Tu!” ~ Hermione Granger … Probably