Welcome to Pittsburgh

And the. Me anna boys went for a bike ride.

Bless you. Bleh shue

Two or three. So, yinz’ll be dahn in Florida for a cupple tree days?

For real. I’m furill is used to imply that something is true.

I was. Ize so tired when I got home from work that I missed the Steeler game

I’m all out of. Jeez, molahta jumbo!

More than that. Yinz musta had at least twenty arns. Response: “Naaa man, morrenat!”

Behind. She lives out bacca Eastvail.

It’s too far. I’d walk to Kroger, but it stoofar.

We are. Wir goin dahnna ragada

You will. Yizzle hafta waid onnat pizza; Dey just turned onny oven.

Also, the verb “sweep” is used when vacuuming, which is a bit confusing when saying, “I emptied out the sweeper and swept the carpet.”

Simple and used all the time in winter. “Careful: The sidewalk is slippy.”

Used by old, yinzer parents when they want you to clean your room. “Your grandparents are coming over, so go upstairs and redd up your room.”

Used to describe your most gossip-loving coworker, primarily used when referring to personal, yet trivial details. “Stop being so nebby about my date last night.”

Best said with such a thick accent that most people can’t understand you.

Western Pennsylvania term. “There are extra gumbands in the top drawer.”

“Yinz wanna go Dahntahn, n’at?”

As simple as that but said more authentically with a slight accent. “Go aht an’ grab me a buggy.”