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basically this. If you say "you-no" than you're wrong and should feel wrong and also should go in a hole and die take a nap.
If the marketing guys were pronouncing it "You-Know", then clearly that's the way it's said. I think they know more than you do, you know?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uno_%28card_game%29Uno (/ˈuːnoʊ/; from Italian and Spanish for 'one') is an American card game
oo-no because it's loving spanish holy stuff
Like Eksi said:Besides the fact that the pronunciation is right there, it's also an American game. The title of it should follow American pronunciation (or more specifically, the appropriated Italian/Spanish pronunciation).It's like pronouncing the German 'die' as 'die' just because "I speak English and in America/England we pronounce it 'die'!". You don't. You pronounce something as it is pronounced in the language it comes from.
wikipedia isn't always trustworthy but ok
did your middleschool teacher tell you that
no but it's a pretty valid pointanyone can edit it through an approval process that still requires citation.have you ever actually interacted with the neckbeards who edit there