How Do You Pronounce These Italian Foods?

Italians pronounce it "broo-skeh-tta" with a hard "SKEH" sound.

Italians clearly enunciate the last two syllables in "bo-lo-NAY-ZAY."

Italians clearly enunciate the "-LUH" in "mot-suh-rel-luh."

Italians emphasize the double Cs in "foh-cah-CHEE-ah."

Italians pronounce the first syllable in antipasto like "Ah, a monster!" and not like "Anne of Green Gables."

Italians clearly enunciate the last two syllables in "mas-kar-POH-NAY."

Italians clearly enunciate the last two syllables in "mee-nay-STRO-NAY."

Italians pronounce it "por-keh-tta" with a hard "KEH" sound.

Italians pronounce it "pro-shoot-toe" with an emphasis on the "-TOE."

Italians clearly enunciate the "-tah" in "ree-caw-TAH."

Italians clearly enunciate the "-nay" in "cal-zo-NAY."

Italians enunciate the last two syllables in "rig-ah-TOE-NEE."

Italians pronounce the first syllable in "KAHP-poo-chee-no" like in "cup" not "cap."

Italians clearly enunciate the last two syllables in "pah-nay-TOE-NAY."