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What is the sofa syllable of row your boat?
There's no "sofa syllable" in the phrase "row your boat." It's likely you're thinking of "
so
" as in "
so
far" from the lyrics:
"Row, row, row your boat,
So
gently down the stream..."
The word "so" is a single syllable.
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