scoopy_loopy
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This may seem rediculous, but any Italian speaking/people studying the language... how do you pronouce it? "Punt" "oe (as in toe)" sounds retarded 
Random - how does one even pronounce 'Punto'?
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Random - how does one even pronounce 'Punto'?
In Italy we say 'Gran' as in 'granny' and 'de' as in the beginning of 'death'. The same as in english. However the main difference is that we roll the r and pronounce the vowls more harshly. If you get what i mean? basically its the same just with an italian accent! for the punto bit say 'pun' and then the 'to' from 'tot' not 'toe'. Same again the o is pronounced slightly differently in italian. Vowls are pronounced more clearly thean in english. hope that helps!
scoopy_loopy
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Cheers! Maybe Ill feel less self conscious about driving something called a "punto" now
"i need a tow"
I say it like this
"Pun" "tow"
"Pun" "tow"
You could say it so it rhymes with 'unto' As in, do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
But I found that just confounded my friends and amazed my enemies...
I think the U is normally pronounced as in 'push' and the O as in 'tow', that seems to be the most common, but you have the proper answer from Mario above
-Alex
As in, do unto others as you would have them do unto you.But I found that just confounded my friends and amazed my enemies...
I think the U is normally pronounced as in 'push' and the O as in 'tow', that seems to be the most common, but you have the proper answer from Mario above
-Alex
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rhymes with spirito.
Si, lo capisco
That's fine for me.
spirit de ****o
and as everyone calls my car...
****ty cento or biffa named after the bins
and as everyone calls my car...
****ty cento or biffa named after the bins
What does punto mean? someone once told me it was the dot over the little (i) is that right, our quality controller at work has a punto with a big pink sunstripe and i flicked his p off his punto badge and replaced it with the letter (c) ha ha he not happy but its true Ant!
haha thats awesome
that little fiat car thing
i say "pun" "toe"
think thats the most common in england
think thats the most common in england
pun toe
Whytefoxx
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I have a Portugese mate who says Punto is Portugese slang for 'small male member'; dunno if that's true or not I say Pun Toe, just for the record.
I say Pun Toe, just for the record.
fake apparently
well punto goes to ponto then spot
means spot in italian
well punto goes to ponto then spot
means spot in italian
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I have a Portugese mate who says Punto is Portugese slang for 'small male member'; dunno if that's true or not
Think that's Pinto isn't it?
I say poon toe
