There is another name for stuffed pasta found on menus just about everywhere in Italy but apparently nowhere in the U.S. except maybe in the high end restaurants. The name is Agnolotti and you don’t ever pronounce the “g”.
These tasty items are normally stuffed with ground up braised veal or pork and parmesan cheese. According to the scholars the more familiar Ravioli usually, but not always, are stuffed with other cheeses such as ricotta and vegetables such as spinach, in addition to or instead of ground meat. So you ask, all in all what is the difference?