Here you can listenning how they pronounced http://www.youtube.com/user/italkilanguage

I read I-talk-i

Dan Smith Do you read like the in video presentation? It's because for me the "I" it's like "ai" like the video of image

I say "eye-TALK-ee."

The reason is that I pronounce the leading "i" as "eye" in all the Apple product names and their imitations--iMac, iPod, iPad, iTunes, and if they had a product named "iTalk" I'd pronounce it "iTalk."

But the trailing -i is more often pronounced like "ee," broccoli, coati, corgi, macaroni, parcheesi, pierogi, stimuli, tympani. Words like Magi, fungi, rabbi, seems much rarer. In a proper name (usually womens') where I am not sure, I'd always say "ee;" it's often a substitute for a trailing -y pronounced as "ee." Andi, Bobbi, Cindi, Lani, Toni...

Thank you Sophia. And I would like to take the opportunity to correct my mistake in the tittle : "How do you pronounce Italki in english? " (I dont know how did "your" come in it...) ^^