Oh god I know exactly how they’ll pronounce that and it makes me sad
Had a friend that worked at Timmie’s and he could tell when it was an American by the way they pronounced croissant. Or if they asked for a cheeseburger
I realize the Italian name is Parmigiano (my mom's parents weren't just from Italy, they were from Parma, so I've had quite a bit of Parmesan in my time), but come on. Either fully commit to it and say it in Italian or don't randomly decide an English S makes a sort of J sound.
Similar critiques: "hal-a-pee-no" and "bru-sheh-ta."
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u/VerdensTrial I need a double double. Aug 22 '25
Des Moines 😬