begin our course with a classic Tuscan pronunciation: C intake. Taking the individual cases in detail you will find that in the Leghorn C is not only drawn, but in most cases is completely omitted.
Let's see some explanatory sentences, and then passes the phonetic rules.
Example 1: "Oh CAAT"
Example 2: "Bongiorno! We are du 'Affè?"
Example 3: "Mattilevidiùlo!"
As can be seen in the first example the initial C is properly delivered, in order to give effect to the second syllable instead of C is completely omitted.
In the second example, instead there is a classic demonstration of C intake preceded by a vowel.
Finally in the third example we are again faced with a case of C changes. And 'a must not to record the pronunciation with apostrophes, but the whole attack, making the phrase in question becomes a single word, meaning pregnant.
Some idioms:
- You caa shit (You really disgusting)
- Drink less ponchos, mind 'ow you' ounce (takes less alcohol so that no straps)
- which has the grin of a pe ' Laughs! (You have a really ugly face)
- It took more sketches of the rocks that she 'Alafuria (E' a girl of easy virtue)
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