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The clothing of 16th and 17th century Europe was very ostentatious- bell-shaped farthingales, layers of thick, elaborate fabric, and long, poofy sleeves.
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Get the chocolate mug.The Italian words- do, re, mi, fa, sol/so, la, ti- that make up the major scale. Commonly used in choirs.
Forgive me, but I must give a little Italian pronunciation lesson here. The correct pronunciation for the Italian vowels are as follows:
a- "ah"
e- "ay"
i- "ee"
o- "oh"
u- "oo"
This system of vowel pronunciation comes from the Latin language. Vowels are also pronounced the same way in many other languages, including Spanish and French.
Forgive me, but I must give a little Italian pronunciation lesson here. The correct pronunciation for the Italian vowels are as follows:
a- "ah"
e- "ay"
i- "ee"
o- "oh"
u- "oo"
This system of vowel pronunciation comes from the Latin language. Vowels are also pronounced the same way in many other languages, including Spanish and French.
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