Max_A
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Look what those clever clogs at Cambridge have come up with:
https://cuhwc.org.uk/Resources/unofficial-guide-pronouncing-welsh-place-names
Of note the club’s cottage and barn feature:
Bryn Brethynau** – ‘brrin brreth-UH-nye’ [the ‘nye’ is pronounced as in nigh]
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Impressed we made it onto the list!
HollyP
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Wow this is fascinating, lots of discoveries here! And yay for the hut!
It will always be Betsy Co Ed to me
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My former manager at Snow and Rock once pronounced ‘cwm’ as ‘quim’…
And they problem here is what?
Max_A
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Innuendo aside, I’ve been doing it wrong all these years.
On the LL sound: “If you spray the person you’re speaking to with spittle, you may be overdoing it…”
I thought that was the desired effect actually.
Manchi
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This is brilliant, I’ve always been rather embarrassed of my lack of understanding of the welsh language. Thanks for sharing Max, this is a gem!
I werse evacuated to Merthyr Tydfil during the war and didn’t learn any Welsh, cos they did not speak it. so there Ollie.
All I know is YKuchhee do, and Bora Da…
Allen Bordoley, the little evacuee.
Went to Abermorlais School and used to scramble around on Morlais Castle Rocks in 1944/5.-well on the bottom…
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