How do you especially say "120" in Italian and how is "giornate" pronounced, thanks.
shareItalian is so difficult to read and pronounce. You know, an a is an a and an i is an i. Impossible to decrypt.
shareNot at all. Wovels and consonants are always pronounced (h being the only exception being basically mute or just needed to harden c and g before an i or an e) and always in the same way (barred a few exceptions strictly ruled). Furthermore they are both pronounced as they are written (see exceptions above). Italian language, for instance, never had a need for spelling.
The very difficult part are the different tenses, some of which even mothertongue Italians have difficulties with.
I was being sarcastic to centoventi or giornate. How the fuck could you read it? Giaiowrneitey? What a dipshit.
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