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In response to
"
for me its bra-KEY-oh-lee -- nm
"
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crash davis
Then you're wrong - in Italian, c followed by e or i has a ch sound. bra-CHO-lay (more or less) -- (edited)
Posted by
Roger More (aka rogermore)
Nov 24 '16, 13:29
There are regional variations though - Neapolitans give it more of a sh sound, for example
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Right. My family uses the sh sound. -- nm
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Krusty
Nov 24, 14:19
okay, I learn something new every day -- nm
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crash davis
Nov 24, 13:35
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