Camino Talks with John Brierley - Part 2 - The History of the Camino de Santiago | Follow the Camino

[@GarGri]

Not to be too critical but I just wish the interviewer had taken the time to learn the correct pronunciation of "camino". He hears John pronounce it correctly several times but obviously is not listening.

[@terrymchugh7605]

+Gareth Griffith Depends on which side of the Galicia boundary you are. In Galegan it is pronounced Camiño in Spanish, Camino

[@GarGri]

Yes but in Britain and for most of the rest of the world it is Camino. It is written Camino on every website book and piece of media that you can find......

[@terrymchugh7605]

+Gareth Griffith Except for the road signs in Galicia. I used to wonder why it was spelt with what I call the 'onion' n. I noticed in one of the other parts of this interview he uses the common pronunciation. But sure what the heck, John knew what he was talking about. Bo Camiño or Buen Camino, just makes me wish I was back there no matter how it is said :)

[@N_Loco_Parenthesis]

@@GarGri The English speaking world? The Way of St James.