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Originally Posted by Komskies
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That's basically what I wrote other than the O and U in Man, It sounds more like Mun when speaking Italian. There is no -nee either. There's more of an emphasis on the Pa in "pawn", but you also linger a bit on the N sound instead of a straight pan sound. There is no e at the end.
I speak a bit of Italian and I got the exact pronunciation from my father, for which Italian is his first language.
In English, it means eat bread.