WGN reporter Mike Lowe accepts challenge, reports in 6 different languages -- including Chicagoese 

Youz can dank Daley Fer dat won. Gave us da buizness

He forgot Pig Latin

@@lrbellmorejr, I understand he also speaks fluent high German. _In pig latin our Second City is pronounced Chicano, Illinois._ The neighboring region of Latino is just outside of Rome and the latini Hill People had been fiercely independent until later seceding to the Empire.

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Beautiful, I teared up with pride!! When he said pop, not soda, I broke down.

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Oh jeez bub, hope dey ain't givin ya da business down der

I had a boss years ago that worked in commerce & could speak & read Chinese. That is scarey

Thanks for catching that one. 😋

Good catch. Dat's a common mistake made by dose outsiders.

That depends if you are a North or Southsider...As a Southsider, we say sammich.

@@AGoodWomanDiji -- No no, I'm from 55t an Oakley. Everybody, an I do mean everybody, use ta say it "samwidge". As in, "I'm gonna run down over by da Jewel's and get me a ham samwidge".

@@KCGeno Sorry fur replyn' to a year-olt post, but dahz not quite right. Da Chicagoese wort 'sandwich' has lotsa variety to it. Use can hear _"samwidge," "samwitch," "sangwitch," "sangwidge," "sammich,"_ and even _"sandwich."_ All are acceptable jus like _"da Fort"_ and _"da Ford"_ are boat acceptable for da Bishop Ford Expressway. Doen fight da variations, ya gotta embrace dem - especially since da Chicahhgo accent is dyin' a slow dett.

Yaz fergot Effin'-Ay!

No. His pronounciation of "sich" was way off. I couldn't have identified his accent by that sentence alone, but it was very much clear he was not German.

He has a natural ch8cago accent, I have a thick Northside accent and there are certain words we cannot pronounce right in other languages

There is no such thing as a midwestern accent. There are some similarities from area to area, but accents of the midwest have a lot of variation. For instance, even though Milwaukee, Wisconsin is only about 90 miles north of Chicago, Illinois the accents of those two cites are incredibly different. The same goes for most cities in the midwest.

Chicago, Minnesota and Wisconsin have unique accents

@@BobRadvanovsky It’s unfortunate too. Old Style is the best beer you can get.

way different in Bridgeport

That's not Italian its hard Chicago accent. Although I grew up in Chicago Born and raised.ive never heard anyone speak like this. Its like the only stereotype accent that's not true. Boston and New york,not all citizens have their accent but you do hear a few that do

At this point this accent is limited mostly to bridgeport I think

No...it is more like Italian/Polish with a Minnesota twang. I love it and miss it.

@@bethm2489 Yeah, we don't talk like that on the Southside.

@@marieabner - Noooooo. lol