How to pronounce fortuito

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fortuito pronunciation in Italian [it]
Phonetic spelling:  for'tuito,fortu'ito
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fortuito pronunciation in Spanish [es]
Phonetic spelling:  foɾˈtwi.to
    Accent: Spain Accent: Spain
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fortuito pronunciation in Portuguese [pt]
Phonetic spelling:  fortuito
    Accent: Brazil Accent: Brazil
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