Fernando Llorente (151 Viewers)

[Nzoric]

OH MY GOD BUT CONTE DOES NOT LIKE LEIK SELLLLL

 

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[Lion]

I asked a friend if she thought Nando was handome

she said no

I am not friends with her anymore

to clarify i showed her numerous pictures of him with his glorious hair, both bearded and clean shaven. i covered all my bases here

 

[Ahmed]

I'll admit although I was a fan of him already I had my reservations on whether he could cut in calcio and deliver under Conte's intense coaching system, struck me as a gifted but a not too mentally strong player.

Fernando has stepped up big time, makes such a massive difference to our FW line.

 

[Elvin]

How is his last name properly pronounced anyway?

 

[da_ledgeaun]

Yorente right?

 

[Ahmed]

yep.

 

[Elvin]

not Jorente? or Ljorete?

 

[Bianconero_Aus]

Yo-ren-te

 

[Vlad]

not Jorente? or Ljorente?

That's how I hear it at least.

 

[Carlos Primera]

Wonderful performance especially on the assist where he just bodied off the defender using his big frame. Love this guy.

That finish against Livorno was quite difficult as well. He put just the right ammount of weight behind the ball. Big man made it look easy.

 

[Mr Chocolate]

Lorentay

 

[ZoSo]

llohabaglabununituyjkiwaka

 

[JuveJay]

How is his last name properly pronounced anyway?

According to wikipedia Spanish IPA = ʎ, like the 'ly' sound in million or figlio. So more like a rolled 'l' than a 'y'.

 

[Elvin]

that's what I thought. Gracias.

 

[Alen]

that's what I thought. Gracias.

Любовь, мой любимый.

Or Quagliarella, but in the way an Italian would pronounce it, not in the retarded way an Anglosaxon would butcher it.

 

[Yuckerini]

you guys are teaching me more in 1 day than why that BITCH teaches me in English 3

 

[mukumsplau]

what i liked about his goal was the hangtime of his right foot in anticipation of the ball

 

[KingGale]

Yorente is the right pronunciation, or as close as you can get. It's more a 'y' sound than an 'l' sound. It doesn't sound like "figlio", but like "your".

Like David Villa's last name. It's pronounced "Viya", not "Vilya".

That's in their native Spanish from Spain. In the Spanish of some of the Latin American countries, they have different accents, where they would pronounce it with a 'zh' sound, like in "azure". Puerto Rican Spanish for example.

 

[Hydde]

In the Spanish of some of the Latin American countries, they have different accents, where they would pronounce it with a 'zh' sound, like in "azure". Puerto Rican Spanish for example.

Like in argentina :d

they would pronounce it like "Shhhorente"

But in fact is pronounced "YOrente" and not "giorente"

 

[Salvatore]

I thought it was yor as well but google has provided mixed results. Jasi was more valuable to the forum than anyone thought.