What is the sofa syllables of its a small world?

Answer 1

The sofa syllables of the phrase "it's a small world" would be "its-a-small-world." In this case, each word is considered a separate syllable, with the hyphens indicating the breaks between the syllables. This breakdown helps in understanding the rhythm and structure of the phrase when spoken or sung.

Answer 2

I assume you mean "solfege" syllables. I apologize if I'm wrong. But for "It's a Small World," they would be: do do mi do re re re, re re fa re mi mi mi, mi mi sol mi fa fa fa, mi re sol ti do. Mind that this is using the more common method of "moveable do" and not "fixed do," so these pitches can be put into any key.

I thought it was: mi fa so (up) mi do re do do ti ti - (down) re mi fa (up) re ti do ti la so so - mi fa so do re mi, re do la re mi fa, mi re so mi la ti do