What's the most Italian city outside Europe? (required, places)

[BMI]

Originally Posted by SAN GENNARU

Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Sao Paolo, Boston, NY, Melbourne, Sydney, Liege

Oops...you forgot Toronto...it's ok a lot of people do....over 500,000 of Italian descent.

[SAN GENNARU]

Toronto it evens sounds tano, Viva Toronto

[Razor217]

Originally Posted by CanuckInPortland

Not entirely true.

States with the highest population of Italian Americans - The National Italian American Foundation

I bet none of them can actually speak Italian, in general Italian Americans have poor language retention, especially in comparison to Italian Canadians/Australians

[BMI]

Originally Posted by SAN GENNARU

Toronto it evens sounds tano, Viva Toronto

Yes, kinda like Taranto, Calabria

Most Italian Canadians are from Calabria.

[Dry Heat]

^^
Taranto is not in Calabria.
Furthermore Taranto, unlike Toronto, is pronounced with the main stress on the first syllable

[Capitalists]

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[Mr.Falcon]

Strange map, considering that many of them settled in Brazil's southeast.

[improb]

Originally Posted by BMI

Yes, kinda like Taranto, Calabria

Most Italian Canadians are from Calabria.

Taranto isn't in Calabria but in Apulia and is around 80-100 km to the closest Calabrese town

[King of Kensington]

Speak Italian at home:

New York MSA 242,396
Toronto CMA 130,635
Greater Melbourne 112,682
Montreal CMA 76,375
Greater Sydney 68,564
Chicago MSA 38,001
Boston MSA 37,068
Philadelphia MSA 32,651

[EVANGELISTTI]

Hi guys! It is my fisrt post in this great forum that I am reading many days. Pardon for my bad English.
I am from Sao Paulo, Brazil.

About this post in fact Sao Paulo in the third LARGEST ITALIAN CITY in all the world just after Milano and Rome. Just our State in Brazil have received 1 kk Italians when we just had few more 100 kk inhabitants.