How do you pronounce "Chianti?"
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One of the nicest things about learning Italian is that the vowels don't have several options for pronunciation. O and E have 2 pronunciations, while I, A, and U have only one sound each. A is always like the a in father--therefore Chianti is pronounced kee AHN' tee
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It must be some sort of British stubborn-ness thing (not that there aren't many more stubborn American mis-pronunciations!) - - many British insist on saying pass-ta also, instead of pahss-ta<BR><BR>Oh well...<BR><BR>Best wishes,<BR><BR>Rex<BR><BR>



