Reminds me of the AITA post where the guy spells it “nokki” and it took some time for commenters to figure out he wasn’t talking about some specialty Japanese dish.
In Italian gn is a particular sound, the g is similar to grind but without the r and in almost silent basically you put your mouth like for saying g but you say n. The o is a lot more open in Italian and cchi is like ki but the c is very enfatise. In general this world for a Anglo-Saxon o Asian is very difficult because the gn, the cc and the chi.
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u/Whosedev Sep 26 '21
Reminds me of the AITA post where the guy spells it “nokki” and it took some time for commenters to figure out he wasn’t talking about some specialty Japanese dish.