Thread: Brain teaser

It's a little bit confusing. But the word does exist and means the same as Ti.

Check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Note#History_of_note_names for a description. And http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solfege for a more elaborate description along with some interesting trivia on how these words came to be.

Si is kept in most romantic speaking countries, and then some more. I'm unsure why English speaking countries felt Si could be confused for So(l). But the noun is still existing notheless. Both because of the chromatic scale, and because my Webster's says so.

Originally Posted by medievalelks

Oh, I'm not doubting you. The dozens of Scrabble victims left in my wake can attest to that :-)

Yah... if there is anything I learned from Scrabble, it's that almost any two letter combination makes a word.

Yah... if there is anything I learned from Scrabble, it's that almost any two letter combination makes a word.

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Oh wait, is that also a word? I obviously do not play Scrabble.

Originally Posted by laserlight

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Oh wait, is that also a word? I obviously do not play Scrabble.

Heh, not that I know of. I'm exagerrating when I say "almost any," however, there are certainly more two letter words than you would think.