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Hard to dispute this one.. :P:angel:;) That's just a much better explanation than mine! :D

I'd love to hear you guys talk cause you have the weirdest ways of explaining your pronounciation :D

Sounds good man :) And now you're just weird :D:P It's Pe'ssotto btw ;)

What was that again? :D

No, I prefer not to do that to myself ;)

:D

Is that the official Dutch version? :D

YES! NO!! :D

I hate that phonetic crap :D

The point is that I'm trying to distinguish between the English e (double e) and the "European" [Italian] e (as in "jerk").

No, it's a fluent legato transition from on to the other, just trying to point out that it's not 3 eee's instead of two (like in "weee" ;)).

It marks a break in the pronounciation, to distinguish from the double e before it ;) Just cut off the ee and append a single e. Makes sense, no? ;)

Well I don't get much Portuguese radio/tv to learn Nuno Gomes and Ronaldinho but then I don't really care all that much ;)

Well if you listen to Rai during games, you get an idea of how Italians like to pronounce them, both for good (Italian names) and less good (foreign names, eg. Birof :D)

Legrotalee-e, hard to explain :D