| Italian Alphabets | |
| Letter | English Pronunciation |
| A-a | Ah |
| B-b | Bee |
| C-c | Chi |
| D-d | Dee |
| E-e | Ay |
| F-f | Effe |
| G-g | Gi |
| H-h | Acca |
| I-i | Ee |
| J-j | E-Loonga |
| K-k | Cappa |
| L-l | Elle |
| M-m | Emme |
| N-n | Enme |
| O-o | O |
| P-p | Pee |
| Q-q | Koo |
| R-r | Ehrre |
| S-s | Esse |
| T-t | Tee |
| U-u | U |
| V-v | Vu |
| W-w | Doppia Voo |
| X-x | Ics |
| Y-y | Ipsilon |
| Z-z | Zeta |
Day 2
Some Rules Regarding Pronunciation
The Pronunciation of Vowel
A is sound like the a in rather art, as.
E has a close and open sound, the first like Mary, as Fede (Faith), Penna ( Pen), Sera (Evening)
I is pronounced like the English ea in mean as venire ( to come)
O sounds close and open. It is open, as in the English Tropic for example Nota ( Note)
U is Pronounced like in English.Cx Luna ( Moon)
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