It depends... The lines and spaces are used for musical notation which is pitch and key specific. Solfege (or sol-fa) is a more general system that does not directly apply to the notes on the staff. Solfege refers to notes from their position in the scale, but it is not key specific. Once you determine what key you want the piece to be in - then you could translate it into standard notation on a staff.
However, if you keep everything in C Major (the simplest key) then "Do" would be on middle C, one ledger line below the treble staff. It would also be in the second space from the top, one octave higher. From there every line, space, line, space movement up goes up through the solfege syllables: do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do.
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fa do re
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What were the so fa syllables used in the song "Sayang sayang si Patokaan"?
Sol-Fa was first used by Guido de Arrezo, a Benedictine monk of the tenth century. The syllables were (and still are) combined with hand movements providing a sonic and visual means of remembering notes usually to be sung. This method was extensively used at that time as musical notation as we know it now had not been developed.
Two syllables: So-fa.
in staff
so fa
so fa
The sofa syllables for "Leron Leron Sinta" are: Le-ron, Le-ron, Sin-ta.
There are 8 sofa syllables which are ti,do,me,re,so,fa,la and do. This is the primary step in using the notes shape to sing.
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fa do re
do ti la so
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