Nicaragua

[Mark A. Mandel]

 Silvia Poggioli (not Pogg<l>ioli) is apparently a bilingual native speaker
of Italian and English. She was probably pronouncing "Nicaragua" as Italian.
Or maybe, since she is more used to multilingual discourse than almost any
English speaker, she *was* pronouncing it as Spanish.

So why not say "Nicaragua" as it is said in Spanish, if you can? Anglophone
monolingualism is parochial, if you ask me.

-- Mark A. Mandel
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