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Originally posted by White Tigers
La-za-na???
I say La-zawn-ya 
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Obviously, the 'G' in this context doesn't carry its traditional sound. Instead, it works in a more progressive way that alters the pronounciation of the last syllable in the word.
Normally, he'd be right. The combination of 'GN' in most words with an Anglo-Saxon origin automatically renders the 'G' silent. Problem is,
lasagna is of Italian origin, as far as I know, and I'm not too sure the same rules of phonetics apply.
...and with that comprehensive analysis, the sting of the line is pretty much gone by now.
, that's what he gets for releasing one of the worst songs of all time (mirrors) and that vile album
