How do Italians pronounce the name of Italy's GUN VALLEY?
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Gar-den-ah\n"a" pronunced as u in "cut"\n"e" as in "ten"\n\nBut, if I'm not wrong, gun valley is Val Trompia, not Val Gardena
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well,having been to spain,france,and italy,i can assure you that"ciao"is italian for "bye"(not french or spanish,though some of their words do correlate)and "lol" is webspeak for"laugh out loud"\nhave a good day
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geia sou\nin greek(its not written like that but it is pronounced that way)
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ciao is in italian and mean "hello"
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Probably for the same reason the Italians call there capital Roma, while English speaking people call it Rome.
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There are two dialects, Hudson Valley English and Inland Northern AKA Great Lakes dialect within the major cities of the region.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Regional_Phonology
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I must start having to charge to answer this question (as it's about the 4th time I've answered this). Torino is the Italian name for Turin.
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scampi is actually an italian word. the singular of scampi (in italian) is scampo
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I was in Cannes last summer and everyone there pronounced it as CAN, as in a tin can, with or without the S. As we were aproaching the city on the bullet train, they said "can", but I have heard others say cans.... Check out the Cannes Guide below...
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Its called a gi or do gi . pronounced GEE or DOE GEE
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GH is prounounced as an F in the word "tough"\nO is pronounced as a short I in the word "women"\nTI is pronounced as an SH in the word "motion"
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lol..i bet you a thousand dollars its not 'speziale', its 'speciale' pronounced as 'spechiale'. or if  you mean like something special/particular its 'particolare'.\n\ni live here in italy. im 100% sure its correct.
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Definitely "FORZA ITALIA!".\nDon't trust the on-line automatic translators!!!
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I'm going to say how it is pronounced in brazilian portuguese, since he is brazilian. In european portuguese it would be very different.\n\nRO - kind of like the HO in "home", but the "h" has to be a little stronger, like if you were speaking english with french accent :o)\n\nNAL - exactly like NOW\n\nDI - exactly like GEE, the expression of surprise we often hear in the movies :o)\n\nNHO - "nh" has the same sound as the spanish ñ (like in Espanã), and the "o" is pronounced almost like a "u"\n\nSo it would be something really close to HO-NOW-GEE-ÑU. The stress is in the "DI" ("GEE").
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More accurately:\n\nBuon Giorno = Good day = Hello\nCiao (not chao) = Hi AND bye\nArrivederci = Goodbye\nSono un americano = I am an American\nSono stanco = I am tired\nDove e = where is\nparlate inglese? = Do you speak English?
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Slovenian: \ngrandpa: dedek\ngrandma: babica\n\n\ngaelic: \nGRANDMOTHER = SEANMATHAIR (Shann-wa -her or Shann- wahr). \n\nGRANDFATHER = SEANATHAIR (Shann-ah-her , Shann -e'-her or \nShann-ahr - Irish is full of dialect differences). \n\n\nGRANDMA; GRANNY = MAMAI (mammy)' MAIMEO; MAMO (mammo). \n\nGRANDPA; GRANDADDY = DAIDEO (daj-jo) (dadd-yo).
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I don't know about Alice, but I know Acerno is a city in Italy.