Language/Multiple-languages/Vocabulary/Musical-Notes-in-Many-Languages

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How to write musical notes in different languages

Music is also said to be a language on its own.

In most of the romance language speaking countries (Spain, Portugal, Italy, France, etc.) music notes are named DO, RE, MI, FA, SOL, LA, SI while in some other countries each note is named with a letter C, D, E, F, G, A, B.

12-tone chromatic scale

In the table below, you will learn the system used for several conventions.

Feel free to add more languages in the table below (by editing this wiki page):

Bengali সা রে জ্ঞ হ্ম নি
Dutch C Cis

Des

D Dis

Es

E F Fis

Ges

G Gis

As

A Ais

Bes

B
English C C sharp

D flat

D D sharp

E flat

E F F sharp

G flat

G G sharp

A flat

A A sharp

B flat

B
French do mi fa sol la si
German C Cis

Des

D Dis

Es

E F Fis

Ges

G Gis

As

A Ais

B

H
Hindi सा रे॒ रे ग॒ म॑ ध॒ नि॒ नि
Japanese 嬰ハ

変ニ

嬰ニ

変ホ

嬰へ

変ト

嬰ト

変イ

嬰イ

変ロ

Korean

Latin do do diesis

re bemolle

re re diesis

mi bemolle

mi fa fa diesis

sol bemolle

sol sol diesis

la bemolle

la la diesis

si bemolle

si
Modern Greek ντο ρε μι φα σολ λα σι
Portuguese mi sol si
Russian до ре ми фа соль ля си
Swedish C Ciss

Dess

D Diss

Ess

E F Fiss

Gess

G Giss

Ass

A Aiss

Bess

H
Thai โด เร มี ฟา ซอล ลา ที
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