Hi Elie, thanks for asking. Split the note for "tua" into two separate notes, like "tu - a." In Italian, if there are two vowels, you pronounce both of them. The stress goes on the "tu" part, NOT the "a." It should sound like "TU-a," NOT "twah."
Nice try. Sounds frightfully English. Don't overlook those double consonants and don't explode the single ones. Make a clean transition from tu to ah, not tu-wah. Let the n of "stancar" go through the nose (sta(ng) car. Keep working at it. Some decoration of the second verse is appropriate.
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Double consonants. Double consonants. And NO dipthong unless it's created with vowels.
I don't get the "tua" part
Hi Elie, thanks for asking. Split the note for "tua" into two separate notes, like "tu - a." In Italian, if there are two vowels, you pronounce both of them. The stress goes on the "tu" part, NOT the "a." It should sound like "TU-a," NOT "twah."
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Actually "ti" is not soft and sounds like "di"
Nice try. Sounds frightfully English. Don't overlook those double consonants and don't explode the single ones. Make a clean transition from tu to ah, not tu-wah. Let the n of "stancar" go through the nose (sta(ng) car. Keep working at it. Some decoration of the second verse is appropriate.
Seb-bén accento sulla seconda " e "