Basically the same, but partly different. For example, Gatto is not read according to the Chinese pinyin ga to, but ga do.

But it is not much different from Chinese pinyin: Italian e = pinyin ei,

P= Pinyin B (vocal cords don't vibrate when reading aloud), and b= Pinyin B (but vocal cords vibrate).

T= Pinyin D (vocal cords do not vibrate). D= Pinyin D (vocal cord vibration).

C= pinyin g (vocal cords do not vibrate). G= Pinyin G (vocal cord vibration).

Pay attention to ci, ce, gi and ge.

Ci, ce, these two are equal to qi and chei of speech respectively.

Gi, ge, these two are equal to ji and jie of pinyin respectively.

Then H is silent under any circumstances.

R makes a big tongue sound, that is, rr reads quickly and continuously.

Finally, there is gn, which is equal to Pinyin gn quick link with nasal sound.