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I've decided it's a type of dry Italian bread, best served with sweetened coffee. It has dried fruits, and is served at breakfast.

A prop hunt command? /s

When asking a black and white compilation of 88 individuals to identify themselves, they reply “amapiano”

But I’m guessing this is a word in a non-English language.

I know?((o'Θ'o≡o'Θ'o)) No

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Amapiano is a genre of dance music that has developed in South Africa. It emerged around 2012 in the Gauteng region of the country and has since spread nationwide.

The key characteristics of amapiano include:

A low-pitched synth sound combined with elements of house music, kwaito, and gqom
A slow tempo, typically between 100-120 BPM
Melodic piano or keyboard phrases that are distinctive
A danceable rhythm with a soulful atmosphere
Reflecting the cultural background of South Africa

Amapiano has taken over the club scene in South Africa and has gradually gained global attention as well. It is known for its danceable and refined sound.

In my language, ama means grandmother, so amapiano means a the the one who brought life to your piano... lol

Is this some sort of coffee? Like Americano, Cappuccino, Amapiano...

A west asian API?

half of the Pro-Am Piano League?

or possibly...

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A plant from puffy family?! Or łopian's cousin

Something that comes from the city of Amalfi? But, I don't know, I guess an archaic word for Amalfi is Amapi ... ? Just a wild guess though.

Also in English "apian" is an adjective connected to bees, but I don't think that's the correct direction.

Mario and Luigis talking piano?

"Imma Mario!",
Ama piano!

Sadly I am probably the only person on the planet who's never played a Mario game

My other guess would have been another name for a baby grand piano

I'm sure it has nothing to do with this song, but all the "piano" talk gives me an excuse to post it:

https://youtu.be/3rzTuh202fA

a- means "no" like atheist believes in "no God" or apathy means "no passion".
Ma - means Mother
Piano is a musical instrument.

So, obviously, it's a motherless piano.

Amapiano is a person who was born in Amapia

ama means "ask me anything" so i presume that you ask us to interrogate you about piano
so for you: when was the first piano created?

I hate to admit it, but I never heard of this word so far...

You actually need to read it backwards :D

amapiano - On A Ipama, Ipama is a printback industry in india, so it means a certain graphic is being hung or shown on items there :)

I didnt read any comments, Also didnt google.
Obiously i have NO CLUE what it is...
But in my town i have a restaurant which is called VAPIANO.
Sounds pretty similar, so something maybe related to FOOD? :D

Probably not, but i tried :o

'ipama' is an Italian word for 'shoe' (one of very many)

'amapiano' is 'year of the walking backwards' which can be used to refer to any period where progress (in the view of the speaker) is lost

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a piano who uses reddit? ama = ask me anything
😂

It's a word :o

amapiano = Ama(teur) piano

Which means it is, obviously, a piano for the absolute beginners/not skilled ones.
Maybe the ones that play automaticly (good) music when you only hit one key :-D

This is an amapiano, it's an elevator which consists of a chain of open compartments that move slowly in a loop up and down inside a building without stopping.

In Portuguese that would mean "Piano lover", but I know there is an italian restaurant called vapiano, so it's probably related to pasta!

sounds like some candy or some other sweets... maybe something similar to amicelli or giotto? or campino?

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