That is technically correct (the best kind of correct!)
However, English is on the western (and time) side of the C/K split, so it's "see-zar".
I'm curious how it's pronounced in Italian today, being the language closest to Latin.
That is technically correct (the best kind of correct!)
However, English is on the western (and time) side of the C/K split, so it's "see-zar".
I'm curious how it's pronounced in Italian today, being the language closest to Latin.