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Camila Morrone's Toronto Slang on Fallon

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Camila Morrone showcased her newfound Toronto slang on the Tonight Show, impressing Jimmy Fallon and audience with phrases like croski and mazza. Her co-star Adam DiMarco taught her the local lingo, but not everyone was convinced, with some Toronto residents questioning the authenticity on social media. The full interview is available on YouTube as Morrones series premieres on Netflix.

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Camila Morrone's Toronto Slang on Fallon

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Camila Morrone's Toronto Slang on Fallon. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Camila Morone lit up the tonight's show with Jimmy Fallon this week, promoting her new Netflix psychological horror miniseries called Something Very. Bad is going to happen. The American Argentine actress and model impressed everyone by flexing her fresh Toronto slang, picked up straight from her Canadian co-star Adam. DiMarco, during filming. DiMarco scored her on local lingo like Kroski and Mazza, plus phrases such as, You're so cheesy, and that's Gerber fam. She even nailed the proper way to say Toronto, dropping the second T, just like real locals do, to spot tourists. Morone put Jimmy to the test with the slang, turning the interview into a fun quiz that had the audience cracking up. Her co-stars' lessons clearly stuck, giving her that authentic Canadian edge on American late night TV. Not all reactions were glowing though. Some Toronto folks on social media pushed back hard, insisting nobody in the city strings together slang like two twos. My word Kroski in real life.

The full clip is up on the Tonight Show's YouTube channel now, just in time as Morone series drops on Netflix this week. That's the story for today. Canada News Today, Driven by AI.

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