Gioia Tauro is the name of a seaport in southwestern Italy. It's in the province of Reggio Calabria. It actually is Italy's largest seaport. The name is pronounced 'JOY-ah TOW*-roh'.
Another important port is Palermo. It's located in Sicily, just across the Straits of Messina from Calabria. Its role in Mediterranean shipping and trade goes back over 2,700 years. It's pronounced 'pah-LEHR-moh'. Its name in Sicilian is 'Palermu', which is pronounced 'pah-LEHR-moo'.
*The sound 'ow' is similar to the English interjection of pain, 'ow'.
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Piraeus is the seaport for Athens.
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Gioia Tauro is an example of an Italian seaport whose spelling begins with the letter "G".Specifically, the port is located in the "southwestern toe" part of Italy's boot. It makes up part of the busy maritime corridor between Suez on the southeastern Mediterranean and Gibraltar on the northwestern Mediterranean. The pronunciation of the name will be "DJO-ya TOW*-ro" in Italian.*The sound is similar to that in the English exclamation "Ow!"
The word for seaport in Filipino is"Pantalan" (Tagalog) or "Puerto" (Spanish). Manila is one seaport in the Philippines
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The Parthenon (not the Pathenope) is in Athens, Greece.
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Naples is not in Rome, Italy, at all. Naples (or Napoli, as they say in Italy) is a seaport along the west coast of Italy about 225 kilometers south of Rome.