I hear alot of Baltimore area of Md in the South Jersey accent as well. "We saw Kix at Hammerjacks den went to see da Eauws game (O's) (Orioles, but they say "Oruls"). Then wer headin downy oaushin hon!" Some are known to greet each other as, "Hey fucker!" Lol
I live in S Jersey. I don't have an accent and I do NOT talk like this. I may say water and a few words differently but this is NOT how we speak! But i will say when I went out west EVERYONE new I was from NJ. 😆 They said I had an accent. But again my "accent" isn't close to whatever this guy is speaking! He's funny though.
sounds kinda... central to me (if central jersey actually existed). Reminds me a bit of Danny Devito, and I'm pretty sure he was around north jersey, in Deal, and Monmouth county
@@tomcallaghan5144 South Jersey's accent is the closest relative of the Philadelphia accent. Perhaps not the SAME, but they are awfully similar. Can't think of too many differences.
Robert Schulze I’ve only heard “mondey” from one person. And my dads from philly and he called a creek a “crick” and the famous “wuder”. Him and I have argued weather it’s “humor” or, as he puts it “Umor”. I’ve detected many a difference
Tom Callaghan My experience has been different. The accents are incredibly similar, in the same sense that a Newark accent is similar to a NYC accent. Very few noticeable difference widespread throughout the population. The accents manifest themselves across the generations and socio-economic classes differently too, remember. So it would make sense that you and your dad would speak differently since he’s older. This is because accents develop over time.
Geauwin' downa shore, gonna stop fer a heaugie onna way.
I hear alot of Baltimore area of Md in the South Jersey accent as well. "We saw Kix at Hammerjacks den went to see da Eauws game (O's) (Orioles, but they say "Oruls"). Then wer headin downy oaushin hon!"
Some are known to greet each other as, "Hey fucker!" Lol
This is hilarious. I'm from outside of Trenton NJ with ancestry from south Jersey. I inherited this way of speaking.
I am across the bridge in Yardley pa and I speak like this 😂 good lord
Me too🤣I’m from Chre’n!
Its crazy because the 3 peninsula in a row are long island, new jersey and delmarva and they all speak completely different
I talk like that. But it sure looks funny when you spell it like that.
Born and raised in south jersey, never once said twenty like “chwunny” 😂
Growing up in Monmouth Co. NJ I never in my life heard those sounds until I watched Tin Men the movie with Danny Devito. Sounds like Baltimore to me.
thats because youre from monmouth.
liz That's true. More NYC accents now I'm sure. Poor old Dirty Jersey
Ah, Suhndee.. reminds me of home!
this is just a tutorial on how to talk like danny devito. IM DA TREYYYSHMAN
I was reading it as chocolate Sunday… felt real sure
Don't forget to invite Barb an Tod Foaghtey to the cooowwk ayout.
I have this partial accent
I got the New York City north Jersey accent 😅
the only one you really nailed was cookout.
Born and raise in south jersey and we don't talk like that 😂
Life long SJ and I’d say, “I wen strait tuda stoor wen I heard da lan-cheers were twantee dallerz causz ahm havin a cutout awn sundee.”
Frank Reynolds?
Danny DeVito was from Neptune
Baldeemore, desteetute, prosteetute, atteetude, jackee lantern, sandee claws.
I live in S Jersey. I don't have an accent and I do NOT talk like this. I may say water and a few words differently but this is NOT how we speak!
But i will say when I went out west EVERYONE new I was from NJ. 😆 They said I had an accent. But again my "accent" isn't close to whatever this guy is speaking! He's funny though.
Hilarious
Except it would be Dowwars instead of Dollars.
Sounds like a Philadelphian italian person lol 😂
Are ya’s gonna go, or what?
Oh Lord Jesus this is how I speak 😂
Da Wall Woman Bridge!
sounds kinda... central to me (if central jersey actually existed). Reminds me a bit of Danny Devito, and I'm pretty sure he was around north jersey, in Deal, and Monmouth county
Wanna gaoew? 🤣
Hilarity!
I'm from South Jersey, we dont talk like that, thats North Jersey talk
Lol
Y'wanageau? lol 😂
I'm from cmc no way off we talk more southern çountyish boondocks 609
As someone from Burlington County I can say with confidence, he’s wrong
If you put a guy from South Jersey and then put them next to a guy from Philadelphia they do not talk at the same
@@tomcallaghan5144 South Jersey's accent is the closest relative of the Philadelphia accent. Perhaps not the SAME, but they are awfully similar. Can't think of too many differences.
Robert Schulze I’ve only heard “mondey” from one person. And my dads from philly and he called a creek a “crick” and the famous “wuder”. Him and I have argued weather it’s “humor” or, as he puts it “Umor”. I’ve detected many a difference
Tom Callaghan My experience has been different. The accents are incredibly similar, in the same sense that a Newark accent is similar to a NYC accent. Very few noticeable difference widespread throughout the population. The accents manifest themselves across the generations and socio-economic classes differently too, remember. So it would make sense that you and your dad would speak differently since he’s older. This is because accents develop over time.
wait burlington county isnt south jersey thats north jersey everything above atlantic city is north jersey