Wiktionary英語版
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Medigan
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語源
From Neapolitan americano. The first vowel is reduced to a schwa in Neapolitan and further undergoes apheresis in American Neapolitan. To American ears, Neapolitan /k/ sounds like English /g/ due to Neapolitan unvoiced stops being unaspirated unlike in American English. The final vowel in Neapolitan is reduced to a schwa and is further apocopated in American Neapolitan.
名詞
Medigan (plural Medigans)
- (Italian American) An Italian-American slang term, often used to describe someone who has lost touch with their Italian heritage or someone who is a non-Italian person, particularly a white American. The term is sometimes used in a humorous or affectionate way, but it can also be considered offensive.
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