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Revision as of 22:07, December 6, 2006
Sarah,
Great Job on the renaisannce page,
Tim
Sarah, you spelled Michaelangelo wrong! You spelled it "Michelangelo"
--The Unknown One 13:46, 6 December 2006 (EST)
REPLY:
Christopher, you are sadly mistaken. "Michelangelo" is the correct spelling. Please don't question me. I know these things. Michelangelo is an Italian name. The vowel combination "ae" does not even exist in the Italian Language! (Except in very rare cases...) "Michael" is the English spelling of the Italian name "Michele"... which are both spelled and pronounced differently. Thus, not only is "Michelangelo" the correct spelling, but "Mee-keh-LAHN-jeh-loh" is the correct pronounciation. ;)
xoxoxo Sarah