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/pja.no/
Translation
piano
Word origin
Shortened from Italian pianoforte ('soft-loud'), the name given to the instrument because it could play both quietly and loudly.
- Origin
- Italian
- Root
- pianoforte
- English cognates
- piano, plain
Grammar
Examples
l' .
She has played the piano since she was six.
.
There are two pianos in the concert hall.
.
The piano takes up a lot of room in the living room.
' .
These old pianos need tuning.
J' .
I taught myself to play the piano.
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