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Here are some links about mispronounced Italian words:
EXAMPLES OF MISPRONOUNCED ITALIAN WORDS
- Mortifying Italian Mispronunciations – Posted by: Marie-Ora – Source: Howdoyousaythatword.com – "The website for people who love food, wine, travel, and the good things in life. Because if you are enjoying it, you should know how to pronounce it!"
- Say What? Seven Italian Words we Butcher in English – "Italian is the most romantic, enticing language on the planet and lucky for us, many common words have immigrated into our world and are now part of our everyday language. However, many of those common Italian words and phrases are constantly mispronounce in English. . ." – Friday, October 29th, 2010 – blogger: Cherrye Moore – Source: My Bella Vita – "Calabria: Take the Toe by the Horns!"
- Speak Up or Shut Up! Four Words I Constantly Mispronounce in Italian –Monday, April 12th, 2010
- Top 5 Italian Words You Really Don’t Want to Mispronounce – "Whether you’re coming to Italy for your first or twenty-first time, ready to meet your future in-laws, trying to impress your new Italian amore, or just in the mood to laugh *with* us as we maneuver our way through the beautiful Italian language, I have compiled for you: . . ." – Thursday • May 10, 2007 – blogger: Michelle Fabio – Source: Bleeding ESPRESSO – "Savor simplicity one sip at a time"
- Top 10 Italian Pronunciation Mistakes and Difficulties – By Michael San Filippo – Source: Italian Language section of About.com
- Top 10 Mispronounced Italian Food Words – on 11-22-2011 – By Jenifer – Source: Cosi BuonoTM – "Italian is a Way of Life" – "About"
- Top Mispronounced – "This page contains a list of the top most commonly mispronounced Italian words that I've come across." – blogger: Paolo – "winner of the "Cannolo Award" – Source: Quatro Formaggio and Other Disgraces on the Menu – "– Pretentiously fixing Italian food in North America –"
- You Say Prosciutto, I Say Pro-SHOOT, and Purists Cringe – Published: September 20, 2004 – By STACY ALBIN – Source: Found in the New York / Region section of The New York Times – "U.S. Edition"
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- Common Italian words and their meanings – Source: Paisons on the Town – "Welcome to the Best of Everything Italian in Western New York"
- Commonly mispronounced food words – July 30, 2013 - 5:57 AM – blogger: Lindsey Nair – Source: Found in the Fridge Magnet blog on roanoke.com AKA The Roanoke Times – "Roanoke, Blacksburg, Christiansburg News,Weather, Sports"
- X – "" – Source: X – ""
- Mispronounced Italian Foods – "Here are some foods that are Italian and often mispronounced!" – Published on Mar 4, 2013 – Trisha OL – Source: YouTube – [Language: English; Country: Italy]
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