I'm not wondering about the Castle of part, but the Cagliostro part. It's kind of confusing and I've come up of a few different ways how I think it is pronounced. So what is the right way?
shareThe dubbing pronounces it 'cah-lee-os-tro'.
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The original prononces it that way, too.
Death awaits you all! With nasty, big, pointy teeth!
I hear it as Cag-lee-oh-stro
Bilbo is the Ripper!
Ha.
It's an Italian word.
The G is silent. The O is pronounced like "oh."
the original pronounce is CAGLIOSTRO,since it's Italian.Heh
shareIt is an italian name. The "g" is not silent, but form with the "l" an own sound. "gli" is pronounced (here with a silent "i", since it is followed by another vowel) similar to the spanish "ll" or "lj" in some other languages.
The name is pronounced cah-Lo-stro, where L is this sound.
See
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palatal_lateral_approximant
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It's Italian and I know that "gli" is pronounced lyee, so I guess "ca-lyee-OH-stroh"...
shareIt's pronounced "Cag-lee-oh-stro"... Bear in mind that two of the original Arsène Lupin novels by Maurice Leblanc included the name "Cagliostro" and the novel were originally published in french... In french, as well as in italian, it is pronounced "Cag-lee-oh-stro"... I have just aked a couple of italian co-workers as to how they would pronounce it...
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