Grandpa and I both grew up on Long Island, New York. We still live here today. We get many comments about the way we speak so we thought we would do a Long Island Accent Check. You can also use this video as a tutorial if you are trying to speak like a native Long Islander or New Yorker. :)

That was so cute, you can really hear the emphasis on the A's and the other letters in other words that would be in the middle of the word! Thank you both for all your videos, sending love to you Grandma and Grandpa love Diane take care of you both and the kitty's 😽🐾🐾🌼💜🌷

Grandma & Grandpa this was a super "idear"! What a fun thing to do inside on a hot day!♥️😁♥️

Hello, Grandma and Grandpa Feral: this was a delightful look at the "Lawn Guyland" accent that I remember from growing up in central Nassau County. Though I'm a native of Brooklyn whose family moved to LI when I was 15 months old, I've somehow never really acquired the classic LI accent that your test playfully exposes, and thus had fewer verbal twirks to lose when I hosted a show on my college radio station; purrhaps having a dad who grew up in MA helped with that, even though he'd lived in NY since marrying my Astoria, Queens-born mother in 06/1952. That said, those from LI always say that I sound like a New Englander (though I'll say "aw-to" where, say, my New London, CT-born partner says "ot-to" in calling a car an auto, for example), while those who know me here in CT always claim to know that I'm a native of NYC long before I reveal that to them explicitly -- and your delightful Noo Yawk accents always make me a bit homesick for NYC (if not exactly for LI proper), and make me feel instantly at home. 😊💜👍🏼 All good to you both, and to your talented daughter, and to all the beloved kittehs -- stay safe, and stay wonderful. Long Island, represent!

I loved it..just moved out of state and not for nuttin these people can't talk to save there lives...nice to hear real people again...lol..thank for the laughs ...(did you Iike the word nuttin) 🤣

Grandma and Grandpa, you are what makes the world a wonderful place and people like you warm are hearts with fond memories. I am so happy I spent most of my life growing up on "Lawn Guyland" and raised my children there. I love visiting my daughter in Port Jeff, originally from Ronkonkoma and Bellmore. You're the type of people I bring over a cawfeecake from ShopRite and have a cup of cawfee with it as grandpa and I watched the Mets win a subway series over the Yankees. You guys are the best and you warm my heart with memories and I'm proud to be from Lawn Guyland, be well, be safe, much love to both of you, George

Get att'a here! Love it - so cute!!

Im from jersey, we share almost the same accent! I get laughed at all the time when I say, " I'm gonna go walk the dawg and grab some cawfee"

You sound so much like my stepmother, it's crazy!! I love hearing your voice! My dad and my stepmother have passed on, but my brother still lives in Commack Long Island! I love that area! I am originally from Brooklyn but lived in North Jersey (accent is pretty close!!) for about 5 years, then Southeastern PA. where I have been since! I still have a Brooklyn accent, just not as strong!! I love NY! It's a wonderful state!! Thank you for your videos!! I love them!!

I was raised in queens and maybe after a few shots of strong alcohol I develop such an accent lol... great video .keep it up!!

That was cute, thank you both for sharing. Men are so Grumpy lol. So is my Larry. He get so annoyed. He makes me laugh also. He's from Vermont an I'm from Missouri. Thanks again for making me laugh and smile.

You both always put a smile on my face ! I needed this today, so thank you

Very 'noice' Grandma and Grandpa. I love that accent. You both sound true to your roots.

I’m from Texas, and when I first found your channel a few months ago, I noticed your accent immediately. In fact, it reminded me of the characters from the sit-coms from the 70s. ❤️

Awesome!! I have lived my entire 62 years in Massapequa and Bumper to Bumper had me rolling!! Great post!

My Father = Born And Raised In Brooklyn!!!!!! = WHEREVER...... This Girl Here..... LOVES NEW YORK..... PERIOD!!!!!! (You Two = The “Cherry On Top”) I Sure Adore You BOTH!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!! Hope you’re staying cool & safe!! Sending Much Love and Appreciation From Whidbey Island Washington!!!!!) 🙏🐾🌈🦋🌱😇🎈🌸🌞🌺😊🌻❤️💡🌏💌

Oh you both have me laughing 😃 love it!!!

This is 1 of the most adorable videos I've ever seen 😍 You 2 are such a cute couple

So great!

🤣 oh my gosh toooo funny! Love you two! 💖

Loved your video. Im from suburbs of Boston and sometimes miss my r's. Too funny! Love 🐈🐱!

I'm a tad late on your video, but I ran across it looking up something about L.I. So anyway ... omg, hahahahaaa ... this just made my day! If you two went on any longer I would've been rollin'. I grew up on the North shore, & lived there for 48 years. After moving to the West coast, my accent, that I never really knew I had, btw lol, was commented on quite often. What shocked me one day was, a lady even pegged it right to Long Island, & I asked her, how did she do that, lol. I hope I never lose the accent that ties me to where I'm from.

Thats funny.. once in a while your daughter makes me laugh on her vlogs with a word or two and how she says it..I'm a west coaster so we do not really have an accent persay, so its entertaining to hear at times.

I cracked up when you asked Grandpa How you doing? and he said Get Outta here. 🤣 This was cute. I can tell when people are from NY or NJ by their accent. I am southern but my accent isn't as thick as it was since I left home and moved to Florida.

Ah, yes, my dear Dad, who lived all over the place, and worked for many years in NYC, used to do a spot on imitation of the "lawn guyland" accent. That may be why I have no problem following what you say.

I recognize my grandparents a bit hearing them. Thanks!

So cute!

This is sweet.

So good lol!

I grew up on Long Island. We sound alike. 😀

When Grandpa messed up, Grandma sounded like Edith Bunker 😄

"Get out of here!" 😂🤣😂

The only one I missed hearing is “kielbasa”! Love you both! Keep filming.

Thats Ed Koch's "HOW M I DOIN!!???"

I grew up in the Mohawk Valley - upstate- and California living has made me sound so funny now! You both sound perfect!!!! People in CA always pronounce “Mario” wrong! It’s weird!

You too are a riot. 😆

Lolol😂 kudos I’m from LI NY I’m Ashkenazi ❤

Haha I get it I’m from Boston Ma We have a accent to.

so cute

Ur dying too!!❤ Gram… Pop ur killn me from a Long Island Girl!!!

I have lived in Ohio since age 9, and when we would go home to Upstate N.Y. in my younger years, my cousins would make fun of my accent. I know Grandpa sounds more N.Y. than I, but I sounded like him a little! My Dad and Grandpa both worked for the N.Y.C. railroad at the start of WWII, Dad was 15 at that time, and was to young to go in the military, but he joined when he was old enough, and spent 3 years Army and 17 years Air Force, when he retired, we moved here to Ohio near Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, he said he didn't want to go back to Upstate N.Y. because of the terrible winters and less job opportunities than here, and he also worked for General Electric in Syracuse, N.Y. until they went on strike, which made him decide to go back in the military, Air Force this time! I drove truck for 5 years, made many deliveries in N.Y.C., and maybe a hand full of times I made deliveries out on Long Island, I remember making a delivery 2 different times to a big marina sales business in Babylon, those people treated me like gold, and the owner and his brother wanted me to come and visit sometime and take take me fishing for blues, it was hard for me to ever get back because I worked all the time, I was very close to the point one time, but could go any farther because the didn't allow tractor trailer to go to the point! I love your video's, keep 'em coming!

I grew up on eastern Long Island, so largely missed out on the deepest parts of the "Lawn Guyland" accent. Instead I have a more neutral, Connecticut-type accent....well, except for "cawfee", "tawk", and the like. Oh, I thought of a few more: The dropped "r", as in "maw" for "more", "staw" for "store", "otha" for "other". "K' meeya" for "come here". This was fun, Grandma and Grandpa!😃👍

This is so cute. Maybe you could do Hamlet's "to be or not to be" in the Long Island accent. Just the first couple sentences. This idea could spread. Could you find friends in Boston? Houston? A whole YT series of Welkum to Amayrica.

I've been gone a long time but when I'm mad my NY accent comes out. LOL

Ha, ha. I sent this to my Midwestern kids so they can sound like me and Nonna Vicki!

😂😂😂🌼🌼you are so cute..

From Upstate NY ... very different! 💜

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Im from Long Island i talk (tawk) the same way

Grandpa has one closer to New York City

It would take me awhile to learn how to talk like that

It's like Rosetta stone for the northeast

Needs an EAT YA FOOD BEW!

Can adults and kids to get some cotton candy shirley temple drink from main event.

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Sounds normal to me

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How YOU doin'? lmao

No check needed that intro was enough

THERES different or less AND moré extreme L.I. accents,,,, people from Nassau and suffok AND North and south shore TALK different..... Joey bottafuko down in massapequa or Levittown don't TALK like people from the Hamptons or Sag Harbour or like people in Smithtown, Port Washington , Northport, Port Jefferson or all the people in Stoney Brook , Patchogue, Setauket, Coram or Cold spring harbour

You forgot fuh-get abowt it.

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