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It's pr. mi-KEH-leh. Ch is always "k" in Italian. C is pr. like "ch" in "church" and "cc" is pr. "tch" as in "hatchet" if it's followed by e, i or y, otherwise it's pr. like k.

I think it's probably this;
(Michele is masc. in Italian en fem. in French)
French: (f)Michele / Michelle: mee-SHEL
Italian: (f)Michela / Micaela
(m)Michele: mee-KEL

it's mee-KAY-lay... In italian "CH" is always pronounced as a K

mee-KELL-ay, with a hard "k" sound. I think :-/ I'm sure of the sounds but just not the stress.

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I'd say mee-CHAY-lay, but that's merely an (somewhat) educated guess.

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