> Strangely, everybody gets Pinocchio right. The two 'c's followed by an 'h', which is unusual in English, is probably a factor (as opposed to the single 'c' o

> Strangely, everybody gets Pinocchio right. The two 'c's followed by an 'h', which is unusual in English, is probably a factor (as opposed to the single 'c' of 'bruschetta', which looks familiar).