If you’ve ever watched a mobster movie set in New York—and let’s face it, most of them are—you probably think that talking like a New Yorker is as easy as dropping a few Rs and smushing whole sentences into one word.
The dialect particular to movie depictions of New York City’s Italian-American community is one of the best recognized in the country, but it doesn’t simply consist of the stereotypical and effusive usage of fuhgeddabouddit (translation: forget about it) and watta (water).please upvoye me and loves and support