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Thousands flock to Little Italy for first weekend of San Gennaro

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The annual feast is expected to bring thousands to Mulberry Street to celebrate Italian food, culture and music. The festivities start at the intersection of Canal and Mulberry Streets and runs deep into the heart of Little Italy.

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21 Comments

  1. @MikeCee7

    Did he say like “Rea-Gat” inside a cannoli”? 0:25 He totally just butchered the word & the ending vowel syllable that almost every Italian word has. it’s “Re-Gat-Ta” Not “Re-Gat”. with the way he pronounced it. I’m surprised the close captions got it correctly.

  4. @aris1956

    Per gli americani poi ovviamente non è San Gennaro, ma è “San Gennero”. 😀 E per quell’italiano poi che ha la scritta Palermo sulla maglietta, anziché Calzoni, è “Calzons”. (0:33)

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