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Appalachian. We also use these sayings.

Australian mother who came over from Germany at 18 in 1955 also said these things. I think it was a common thing from that era.....though now we have no carts with horses to hold.

Yeaaaah. That’s just an American thing. I’m just say’n

Maybe it was a generational thing, because my New York (not-Italian) mother said them, too.

Disgusting and not funny

I carried so much of what my grandmother said over to my vocabulary, like calling a sofa a davenport. Hold your horses was a big one 😂 Still miss her everyday

New York "Italian" mother = New York Mother.

My black Californian mother used these all the time lol 😂

My English/Irish mother from Iowa said both of those to me also.

not ASHPET, ASPETTA!!!!

How about “Five yeahs clean”?

Mom always said that to me. Hold your horses 🐴!!! Never heard her say From here to Kingdom Come. That’s because Michael always got what he wanted. 😂😂.

You know im in montreal watching this, so you gotta be doing something right. You know what i mean , keep it up

I still say those

😊

My Swedish Mother from Los Angeles said the same exact things. Small world.

East coast italians😂😂😂. The furthest thing from Italy America has to offer.

Aspetta !! Wait !! TARA BUONGIORNO BONJOUR GOODMORNING !! FANTASTIC JOB ! YOU ARE THE VERY BEST THE NUMBER ONE TARA CANNISTRACI GOD BLESS YOU. Tony de Paris France🗼❤️🇫🇷🇮🇹🇺🇲❤️💐❤️

Im sorry, but you got food or something on yo mouth.still think ur really funny

Not funny

You mean, that was not DETECTIVE ELLIOT STABLER and LIEUTENANT OLIVIA BENSON viewing photos of murder suspects?

There is no edge in your comedy. Pretty funny how you just let it out. 👍👍👍

Bonjour Buongiorno Goodmorning TARA ! You are Lucky, cause my mother beat me even in front of everybody, she didn't care.. It was like that. You are the ONE and only for me TARA CANNISTRACI. Tony de Paris France🗼☀️ ❤️ 💐❤️ 💐 ❤️🇫🇷🇮🇹🇺🇲 ❤️ 💐

I always did that , I did on my job and the guy complained to my union hall that I threatened him 🤣🤣

My father did all the discipline and he didn’t care who seen what in public if I was bad. 😂

Brilliant!

Damn right!

The difference is that mom had two looks one the raised Eyebrow, nothing else needed to be spoken. It was universal all the kids knew what it meant, your behind is mine when we get home and believe me no matter how long we were out shopping it was. That second look lasted 2 to 3 seconds then your behind was hers in front of the entire store, see back then people didn’t video tape you, and put on social media, people all over the world knew this was a mother who cared about her children and how they represent their family it was with dignity and she was going to make darn sure they learn to carry themselves with Decency, and in order, with morals and of course values especially out in public. Todays youth, oh well!

Italian's they can't help it hahaha 🤣🤣🤣

😂😂😂😂

I would just snap my fingers. Both my kids knew they were skating on the edge. As they got older it became a way for us all to get each others attention without saying anything. My daughter is now 32, we still do it. LOL

Yes! Same here. Thank God she grew out of that! 😂 At 83, she gave up on that. ❤

My mother gave me the eye brow and then she best the shit outta me once home.

Mingia , the hand bite.... maracomand

Tara. Come to my home in NJ and do a show. 😂

Madone, gotta a great gig going to Florida. 👍👍👍

Hi Tara I’m so glad that I found you 😊. You are very funny and I feel like you are the kid sister I never had ❤

I fry them! ❤

My grandfather would slamb his left hand into into the crook of his right arm and throw up the Italian greeting, ba fangul or is it va fangul😊😊😂😂 Like pasta vagul 😂😂

I'm loving the Italian accents /New Yorker

American mothers say that too. I live in Alabama. 💜🌟

American mothers say that too. I live in Alabama. 💜🌟 Another good one was - I brought you into this world and I can take you out!! 😱 Also-You gotta sleep sometime!!

This has nothing to do with being italian

My British mother said the same thing to me 😂

Hmmmm. It's the same thing I told my kids and I'm New York/New Jersey but I'm not Italian. I think it's east coast diversity immersion language.

"Dr." Jill Biden, the glorified schoolteacher called it a BAH DAH GAH

Both of those were also spoken around us and we said believe you and me ourself also And We live in England UK

Bodega is a storage room in the Philippines where you put old, unused or seasonal items like christmas decors

id have said look in the mirror, but there ya go!

My Irish mother says exactly the same. "Believe you me" is a common threat in Ireland.