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The same, "patio" is a word from Spanish, meaning 'yard'.

PATIO ['pa.tjo]

[p] as in speak

[a] as in Italian "amare", to love

[t] as in stop

[jo] as in the Italian diphthong "io", I

['] main stressed syllable

[.] syllable break

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