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How to pronounce ARIA in ENGLISH
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ahlamalek
I've noticed that some english speaking TAs say Aria as AREA.

WRONG!

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Dj Nacht
yeah I kno its pronounced like that but I still say area just because im used to it:toothless
ahlamalek
ok now I know where to put your trucker hat.
Bronze
hehehe
it's funny!
:p :p
Dj Nacht
quote:
Originally posted by ahlamalek
ok now I know where to put your trucker hat.



Nooo Hahaa I will say Aria im sorry ;)
alec
air e ah
ahlamalek
quote:
Originally posted by alec
air e ah

die
RealJazz
I've always known this, and I've also always known the actual meaning of the word Aria, which is why I'm perplexed to a certain extent.

The definition of Aria is "a solo vocal piece with instrumental accompaniment, as in an opera."

What does this have to do with Electronica, or even after-hours? Is the DJ supposed to be the "vocalist" that plays "solo" with an instrumental background?


:conf:

Maybe i'm metaphorically dumb, mais j'y comprends pas, ostie!

I was also wondering why Aria's own info line pronounces it "AREA". Fix that !
ahlamalek
it also mean

"a striking solo performance"
kate
Maybe by definition it's that, but it can also be just a single melody.

I'm proud to say I've always pronounced it right!:D

ahlamalek
for sure, cause you have italian blood in ya ;)


for the n00bs, aria originates from Italian.
Deejiuana
Ahhhh, you have enlightened me :p :p
Thank you again,
just remember though malek:
Aand el Arab, kelo saboon (enligh: At the Arabs, it's all soap - meaning: it's all the same!!!)
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