I have grown up in New York City or “Noo York City” my whole life. So naturally I speak English, or New Yorker English to be exact. To be even more specific, the dialect I mostly associate with is Brooklyn accented English, a definite regional dialect. I would say it’s very similar to Staten Island dialect but there are distinctions. Brooklyn dialect is heavily influenced by Italian Americans since back in the day Italians made up majority of the neighborhoods but is seen more as a street/ghetto slang today. You will typically see someone from Brooklyn speak not only with their mouth, but with their hands. It’s a very aggressive style of communicating but by no means mean any harm. We see words like almond pronounced AH-mond, and not ALL-mind.
