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so, same sound as niño?

lol! i thought people might pronounce it differently around the world, because i already speak spanish so ive been pronouncing ñ's since i was born... there is even one on my keyboard!!!

how do you pronounce a "ñ"?

i dont speak portuguese but that sh sound is pretty common, they throw it everywhere

a spaniard would pronounce it that way but not everyone, plus the sh sound isnt as hard... itd be gomes still... the sh in s sound is commonly used by people that live in spain but not everyone there, plus it isnt as hard: i mean they wont always say the sh sound

actually, it should be pronounced "dz" because it ends in z and there should be a z sound made. but everyone omits it so it would be nuño gomes :) i think the way youre explaining yourself, gray, is the correct way to pronounce the "e" in pessotto and miccolis name is kinda hard, you have...

no no dz sound just s

haha well you might have thought it was spanish people in general

some spanish people (from spain) do that sound, and argentinians/chilenians (?) too, but the correct way to pronounce it would be: villareal: viyareal sevilla: seviya mallorca: mayorca in spanish the double l sound is like a y

the double ll pronouced as a y is a sound only made in spanish, ive never seen that in italian and it is montella, the double l just gives it a harder l sound but never the y the spanish from spain will say luish, gomesh, etc because making a "sh" sound when pronouncing s is a very particular...

the second g in legrottaglie you dont pronounce it because in italian the gl sound is like a softer l i dont know if im expressing myself correctly and zalayeta you pronouce it using the same y sound like when you say yes or maybe when you say "jay" that j sound can also work