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Pronunciation of Lucky Santangelo



 
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Pronunciation of Lucky Santangelo Thu Sep 07, 2006 18:52 pm  Pronunciation of Lucky Santangelo		  
Hi

Lucky Santangelo is a famous character/ heroine created by Jackie Collins. Could you please tell me the right pronunciation of Santangelo?

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Phonetics Thu Sep 07, 2006 22:52 pm  Phonetics		  
Some phonetic symbols can't be reproduced here, so I'll do my best to give you the phonetics of that Italian name with normal letters:

Santangelo => sun'tundjelo (pronounce the 'u' as in 'sun' and the 'o' as in 'hot').

Pronounced with an English accent, it sounds like: san'tandjelow Smile
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