We use the same word: cello.
cello = el violonchelo
The Italian word for cello is violoncello.
Cello comes from the Italian word "violoncelli" which literally means "cellos"
two che-lo
cello is short for violoncello which is an italian word that is masculine, and when pluralised the ending changes to -i according to Italian grammar. Hence; one cello, two celli don't say celloes. you will sound like a fool. xx
One famous cello player is Yo yo ma. He's world famous, and even played on Sesame Street!
The Italian word for cello is violoncello.
A cellist plays the cello.
"The orchestra sounded amazing, especially the cello section."
Cello comes from the Italian word "violoncelli" which literally means "cellos"
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Pablo Casals. Spanish.
Yes, it is a word. A cello player is called a cellist.
jello, cello
Cello. Double Bass
two che-lo
There is no other word unless you use the full title of thisinstrument- violoncello
Shello like Jello :D