Thread: Term for "shyly" ?
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Old Mar 26 2008, 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Nirvana69 View Post
Timido would be the Italian word for "Timid" which has the same basic meaning as "shyly" while sounding quite a bit more pretentious.
I agree! If you are looking for an EASY to understand Italian Musical term this is the one to use.
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