Basic Italian Pronunciation Online Exercise 1
Click on the appropriate answer for each question
#1 "z" is pronounced like;#2 "ch" even when followed by "i" or "e" is pronounced like;
#3 "o" is usually pronounced like;
#4 "s" when between two vowells is pronounced like;
#5 "g" followed by "i" or "e" is pronounced like;
#6 "gn" is pronounced approximately like;
#7 "i" is always pronounced like;
#8: "a" is always pronounced like;
#9: "c" followed "i" or "e" is pronounced like;
#10: "gli" is approximately pronounced like;
#11: "sc" followed by "i" or "e" is pronounced like;
#12: "e" is usually pronounced like;
"sch" even when followed by "i" or "e" is pronounced like;
#14: "u" is always pronounced like;
#15: "gh" even when followed by "i" or "e" is pronounced like;
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