Chillie Chats With Special Guest Kristy Durso is the lead on today’s Travel and Cruise Industry News Podcast, November 21, 2022. Entrepreneur, travel agent, disabilities advocate, and featured speaker Kristy owns and operates Incredible Memories Travel, a full-service travel agency whose specialized niche is being the industry experts at special needs travel. In a collaborative effort between Incredible Memories Travel and Wheel the World, she is offering a wonderful totally accessible Alaska cruise for 2023. Today, we chat about flying with a wheelchair or scooter.
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Use repetition for your lesson today:
Cannes = Kahn (con) (the final S is silent in French, there is a stress on the N, but Kahn would be acceptable for a foreigner. It is never Kan or Kans LOL.)
Livorno (Li-vor-no, not Liv-or-no) = Lee-vor-noh (not Liv-or-noh!)
Repeat five times:
Civitavecchia (Ci-vi-ta-ve-cchi-a) = Chee-vee-tah-vay-kee-ah
Chee-vee-tah-vay-kee-ah
Chee-vee-tah-vay-kee-ah
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Chee-vee-tah-vay-kee-ah
Remember to look at Italian words as consonant-vowel syllables for easy pronunciation: Ci-vi-ta-ve-cchi-a. The letter I is always pronounced EE. Again, I is always pronounced EE and the letter E in Italian is pronounced like AY as in day. The letter C followed by E or I is pronounced like CH (as in cheese) for ciao. Gucci, or cello. Vincenzo = Veen-chayn-tzoh. The letter C in Italian never has an S sound. The letter Z in Italian has a TZ sound as in pizza or piazza. Remember to separate the Italian words into syllables for pronunciation like Ci-vi-ta-ve-cchi-a, Li-vor-no, Ve-ne-zi-a, Vin-cen-zo.
Great show! Saw it after returning from Freeport!