He is the itailian artist who created the Visconti Sforza. thank you!!!
cirom #3 gorgeousbutterfly said: He is the itailian artist who created the Visconti Sforza. thank you!!! Click to expand... Bon ee fach yo bembo. C followed by an i in Italian is pronounced as "ch" I know that quite well The "o" would be said as o in orange. Not o as in oh! or bow.
gorgeousbutterfly said: He is the itailian artist who created the Visconti Sforza. thank you!!! Click to expand... Bon ee fach yo bembo. C followed by an i in Italian is pronounced as "ch" I know that quite well The "o" would be said as o in orange. Not o as in oh! or bow.
Metafizzypop #4 Bow-nee-fah-cho Bame-bow The o is orange I agree is closer than the hard bow sound. It's sort of in between a soft o (as in "soft") and a hard o. It could even be described as an aw sound somewhat.
Bow-nee-fah-cho Bame-bow The o is orange I agree is closer than the hard bow sound. It's sort of in between a soft o (as in "soft") and a hard o. It could even be described as an aw sound somewhat.
cirom #5 Metafizzypop said: Bow-nee-fah-cho Bame-bow Click to expand... No.... We crossed posts. . Bo, not bow
Metafizzypop said: Bow-nee-fah-cho Bame-bow Click to expand... No.... We crossed posts. . Bo, not bow
Metafizzypop #6 cirom said: No.... We crossed posts. . Bo, not bow Click to expand... I edited my post.
cbiz83 #8 Ch like cheese or ch like ship depends on dialect, but for the Tuscan standard variant of Italian the cheese way works.
Ch like cheese or ch like ship depends on dialect, but for the Tuscan standard variant of Italian the cheese way works.