I do not think I will be able to record the Italian song today, because I have a sore throat. I will probably do it later in the week. Today, I will finish the Italian section, then go onto Japanese tomorrow (or whenever I can).
For the Final Day of Italian Rules:
The "ts" sound is spelled zz. (examples: intermezzo, palazzo, pizzicato)
There are words that have tt. (examples: allegretto, graffito, regatta)
The "ny" sound is spelled gn. (examples: agnolotti, Bolognese, malmignatte)
The "sk before the long or short "e" sound is spelled sch. (examples: maraschino, scherzo)
The schwa at the end of the word is spelled with an a. (examples: buffa, camorra, cantata)
A lot of words in Italian have a silent g. (examples: intaglio, gnocchi, and scagliola)
Like in Latin and French, Italian words usually avoid using the letter k.
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