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Does "a cappella" have a sexual/bad meaning? An Italian told me I should write "acappella", not "a cappella", but wouldn't say what exactly it could mean otherwise.
Does "a cappella" have a sexual/bad meaning? An Italian told me I should write "acappella", not "a cappella", but wouldn't say what exactly it could mean otherwise.
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"a cappella" or "acappella" means singing without instrumental accompainiment. "cappella" may have a bad meaning becouse it means "chapel" but also "glans" in some situations.
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"a cappella" or "acappella" means singing without instrumental accompainiment. "cappella" may have a bad meaning becouse it means "chapel" but also "glans" in some situations.
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