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Canarsie/Flatlands/Brooklyn accent

Posted By: Moe_Tilden

Canarsie/Flatlands/Brooklyn accent - 04/16/14 12:20 PM

Could someone post a video or something of what guys like Testa, Senter and De Meo would sound like please? Or do they all sound like Casso?
Posted By: Dellacroce

Re: Canarsie/Flatlands/Brooklyn accent - 04/16/14 12:26 PM

Google it.
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Canarsie/Flatlands/Brooklyn accent - 04/16/14 12:27 PM

Originally Posted By: Moe_Tilden
Could someone post a video or something of what guys like Testa, Senter and De Meo would sound like please? Or do they all sound like Casso?

Are you American, Moe?

Just asking because most Americans are somewhat familiar with the old New York "accent." I say old because it's disappearing with the recent influx of mid-westerners here in the city.
Posted By: Dellacroce

Re: Canarsie/Flatlands/Brooklyn accent - 04/16/14 12:35 PM

Originally Posted By: pizzaboy
Originally Posted By: Moe_Tilden
Could someone post a video or something of what guys like Testa, Senter and De Meo would sound like please? Or do they all sound like Casso?

Are you American, Moe?

Just asking because most Americans are somewhat familiar with the old New York "accent." I say old because it's disappearing with the recent influx of mid-westerners here in the city.


They say the same thing is happening with philly. The philly accent i think is one of the most distinguished accents on the east coast and the most hardest to impersonate. But theyre saying that with all influx of the fucking hipsters its just a matter of time before they destroy it.
Posted By: Fleming_Ave

Re: Canarsie/Flatlands/Brooklyn accent - 04/16/14 01:31 PM

Originally Posted By: Dellacroce
Originally Posted By: pizzaboy
Originally Posted By: Moe_Tilden
Could someone post a video or something of what guys like Testa, Senter and De Meo would sound like please? Or do they all sound like Casso?

Are you American, Moe?

Just asking because most Americans are somewhat familiar with the old New York "accent." I say old because it's disappearing with the recent influx of mid-westerners here in the city.


They say the same thing is happening with philly. The philly accent i think is one of the most distinguished accents on the east coast and the most hardest to impersonate. But theyre saying that with all influx of the fucking hipsters its just a matter of time before they destroy it.


Yeah, it's interesting how NY and Philadelphia are only about 100 miles apart, but talk like two different countries.
Posted By: SonnyL

Re: Canarsie/Flatlands/Brooklyn accent - 04/16/14 02:48 PM

Originally Posted By: Dellacroce
Originally Posted By: pizzaboy
Originally Posted By: Moe_Tilden
Could someone post a video or something of what guys like Testa, Senter and De Meo would sound like please? Or do they all sound like Casso?

Are you American, Moe?

Just asking because most Americans are somewhat familiar with the old New York "accent." I say old because it's disappearing with the recent influx of mid-westerners here in the city.


They say the same thing is happening with philly. The philly accent i think is one of the most distinguished accents on the east coast and the most hardest to impersonate. But theyre saying that with all influx of the fucking hipsters its just a matter of time before they destroy it.

It's funny how being from south Philly I never thought that I had an accent and once I went away to school and met people from other places I realized that we do sound a lot different then everyone else
Posted By: Flushing

Re: Canarsie/Flatlands/Brooklyn accent - 04/16/14 06:01 PM

Were there different dialects of the Brooklyn accent? Did Canarsie sound different than Bay Ridge?

Also, I work a lot in Jersey, especially near Perth Amboy/Sayerville area. No one has the "Jersey" accent portrayed in the Sopranos.
Posted By: pizzaboy

Re: Canarsie/Flatlands/Brooklyn accent - 04/16/14 06:19 PM

Originally Posted By: Flushing
Were there different dialects of the Brooklyn accent? Did Canarsie sound different than Bay Ridge?

Also, I work a lot in Jersey, especially near Perth Amboy/Sayerville area. No one has the "Jersey" accent portrayed in the Sopranos.

I thought that was Gandolfini's one failing in that role. In the first season he had no accent at all. Then he went completely over the top with his "mudda" and everything else.

And don't get me started about how Carmela called Tony's girlfriend his Gooo-Marr, with a hard arrr. Ridiculous. Italian American slang sounds like goo-mod. The second syllable should sound like the mod in Mod Squad.
Posted By: NickyEyes1

Re: Canarsie/Flatlands/Brooklyn accent - 04/16/14 06:39 PM

Is there a big difference between a jersey accent and a new york accent?
Posted By: Moe_Tilden

Re: Canarsie/Flatlands/Brooklyn accent - 04/16/14 06:46 PM

Yeah. Tony's voice did change drastically.
Posted By: bigboy

Re: Canarsie/Flatlands/Brooklyn accent - 04/17/14 11:07 AM

Originally Posted By: Moe_Tilden
Could someone post a video or something of what guys like Testa, Senter and De Meo would sound like please? Or do they all sound like Casso?

There have been a couple of interviews of Dominic Montiglio on TV. Also if you watch "Mobsters" on TV, occasionally they interview someone from the crew and you can hear the accent. I would suspect that DeMeo, Senter Etc all sound very much like Dominic. Hope this helps.
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