4. Insider’s Tip
The Pittsburgh accent and unique turns of phrase are derived from early Scotch-Irish immigrants and still used by older residents, known as “yinzers.” Study Pittsburghese before you go; if someone tells you that “Kennywood’s open,” check your fly.
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