Gusto1903 wrote:lambchop wrote:UcanUwill wrote:By the way, if I know my Italian, I am pretty sure Campazzo is Italian name, so pronouncing it, there is no z sounds, most people just say his name with z, but those zz should make a ''ts' sounds, like in pizza for example.
Yea, but that's not how Argentinians pronounce his name. Many Argentinians have Italian great-grandparents, but using the Italian pronunciation is pretty uncommon in South America. Though they do make some exceptions with names like "Chiara" which they tend to pronounce the Italian way.
Ezequiel Lavezzi was pronounced Lavetsi aswell tho
tbh I've heard scottish people, here in Scotland, make up their own pronunciation for Scottish names that are completely contrary to the rules (I was about to give an example but 5 sentences in to trying to explain gaelic naming conventions and vowel stresses I gave up)
My ex was argentine-spanish with a polish last name that they pronounced in keeping with how spanish people would say the word.
given all the different stress and pronunciation rules I think it's really just "it depends".
