I love this. I lived with my grandmother who was from Miglianico (Chieti) and grew up speaking Abruzzese! You never lose the comprehension, even nearly 50 years later.
My Nonno and Nonna came to Brasil on early 1900s from Abruzzo (Chieti and Téramo, respectively) so little by little I'm getting interested by their original dialect. Thanks for your job, very informative.
'Abruzzes(e)' is what my in-laws speak with people from outside their villages. At home they speak Rapineus/Fares with nasal vowels, subject at the end, and a voiceless /r/. Very cool and I think I'm the only person in the world who spoke it with an American accent!
I love this. My grandparents were from Vasto. We went back for our honeymoon. All I could think was how do you leave such a lovely place. It may not have been lovely in 1909.
Finalmente una persona che porta un altro tipo di dialetto abruzzese e non sempre il solito pescarese, complimenti spero che tu possa raggiungere un traguardo eccezionale con il tuo talento. 👏
I like the Abbruzze accent of this young instructor when he speaks English. This dialect doesn't even sound Italian, it is so different. Fortunately modern communications and easier transport has meant that such remote communities interact more with the outside world. Which means needing to speak a version of Italian that most can understand and so these hard to understand regional dialects are now dying out and are mainly spoken by largely uneducated older folk. It wouldn't be too "cool" for educated trendy you g people to speak such a dialect.
I love this. I lived with my grandmother who was from Miglianico (Chieti) and grew up speaking Abruzzese! You never lose the comprehension, even nearly 50 years later.
Wow that's amazing, my girlfriend is from Miglianico. What was the name of your nonna?
Siete proprio forti tu e la tua nonna.....onore e gloria alla bellissima e laboriosissima gente d Abruzzo.....vi voglio bene.....
My Nonno and Nonna came to Brasil on early 1900s from Abruzzo (Chieti and Téramo, respectively) so little by little I'm getting interested by their original dialect. Thanks for your job, very informative.
It is a pleasure=)
teniamo in alto il dialetto abruzzese, uno dei più belli in italia😍❤️
assolutamente
@@fill_pill regione orrenda dialetto orrendo esseri ché non hanno dato nulla all umanità solo Pecorino
'Abruzzes(e)' is what my in-laws speak with people from outside their villages. At home they speak Rapineus/Fares with nasal vowels, subject at the end, and a voiceless /r/. Very cool and I think I'm the only person in the world who spoke it with an American accent!
I love this. My grandparents were from Vasto. We went back for our honeymoon. All I could think was how do you leave such a lovely place. It may not have been lovely in 1909.
Thank you for sharing your experience=) I could imagine your feelings at that moment, it is a pretty common situation
@@fill_pill I remember them talking about my great grandfather fighting in the mountains around Trieste. I’m guessing against Slovenia.
Finalmente una persona che porta un altro tipo di dialetto abruzzese e non sempre il solito pescarese, complimenti spero che tu possa raggiungere un traguardo eccezionale con il tuo talento. 👏
grazie mille=)
Infatti c'é una sovraesposizione di pescarese che fa male all Abruzzo..ma tu hai origini abruzzesi? Cmq sei un grande...
Bravo! Poi con la nonna, simpaticissimi!
Che bello il nostro dialetto, saluti da Mun’s’lvanë 😁
Love this
My great-grandmother was Claudina Cirulli from Gissi
Che tenera la nonna!❤
😁😁😁 bellissimo video!
Hai un talento unico
grazie mille
Ti adoro 😂😂
Cazzo!...vuoi fare ulteriori video,CAZZO!...Inscritto da sempre!
adoro ahahahaha tua nonna mito :D
Pacentro!
Io la amo 💙
Ma scus eh, famm capì na cos, tu da dova vi? Ij so d Pescar e nn l so mai sentit s'accent a quess, a me m par ca tu si dellu sud Abruzz ije lu vè?
ma cuss se parla a Schiav , in Alto Vastese , n'mezz al montagne
Certo....c'è 1 certa differenziazione tra pescara francavilla a mare e vasto e altovastese......
Immaginavo
I like the Abbruzze accent of this young instructor when he speaks English. This dialect doesn't even sound Italian, it is so different. Fortunately modern communications and easier transport has meant that such remote communities interact more with the outside world. Which means needing to speak a version of Italian that most can understand and so these hard to understand regional dialects are now dying out and are mainly spoken by largely uneducated older folk. It wouldn't be too "cool" for educated trendy you g people to speak such a dialect.
Ahahah grande compaa ma pure tu si Abbruzzese?
a metá
Come sting stong,sempr stang sting...👍🤣
Come sei riuscito a sviluppare questo accento inglese ?
Anni di rotture di scatole sui libri e studi all'estero, oltre che grazie a mia nonna come puoi vedere
Fuori il mio ultimo video con nonna sulla ricetta dei cavatelli vegani ua-cam.com/video/gTVbKdBH4z0/v-deo.html
Complimenti davvero per tua nonna,è realmente SIMPATICA!...campa ancora?....U Signori i sì...saluti da Reggio Calabria
A real shit ! HAHAHAHAHAHA
Sembr mbo napoletan e mbo pugliese, che dialett è quò?😂
Schiavutt, Alto Vastese
Pu’ fa di chiu di chisti video?
chian chian facemm tutt=)
Si ma si dice Pallot' cace e ove no pallot' cas' e ova