mi in Irish
mi in Irish is mí — mi means in solfège (do-re-mi), the syllable used for the third note of a major musical scale.
mi in Irish
mí
(music) A syllable used in sol-fa (solfège) to represent the third note of a major scale.
What does "mi" mean?
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noun In solfège (do-re-mi), the syllable used for the third note of a major musical scale.
"The choir leader asked the children to hold the note on mi for four beats."
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mi in a sentence
- The choir leader asked the children to hold the note on mi for four beats.
- In a major scale, mi comes after re and before fa.
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What is "mi" in Irish?
"mi" in Irish is mí. mi means: In solfège (do-re-mi), the syllable used for the third note of a major musical scale.
How do you use "mi" in a sentence?
Example: "The choir leader asked the children to hold the note on mi for four beats." In Irish, "mi" is mí.
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