The Italian letter O has two pronunciations. The explanation and equivalents provided here are based on the closest sounds that exist in American English, which are sometimes not very close at all. Phonetic symbols are provided in [brackets].
1. The closed o sound (la o chiusa) is similar to English’s long o sound as in "go," but without the diphthong to a "w" sound at the end. Phonetic symbol: [o].
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