"pol-ya-ghee" is close enough for most English speaking mouths. The 'gli' is actually pronounced as in this recording:
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The 'ghi' is like the 'ghi' in Karmen Ghia, if you've ever heard that pronounced, or the French 'Guy'.
Patrick "Raised by an Italian, name by an Irishman"
Murphy
Budd Lake, NJ
>
> How exactly does one pronounce the name/word:
> "Pogliaghi?"
>
> Is it "pog-lee-off-fee?" Could it be
> "pog-lee-awe-jee? How about "Poe-glee-a-fee?"
>
> Searched the archives for Pogliaghi pronunciation
> and came up empty.
>
> Ted E. Baer
> Palo Alto, CA
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