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That's Welsh. I'm not sure if we have any Welsh speakers here to help you. The ll sound is not too hard to make but is hard to explain.
- That's Welsh.
- I'm not sure if we have any Welsh speakers here to help you.
- The ll sound is not too hard to make but is hard to explain.
- html or the similar name Gwydion - (GWID-yon)
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That's Welsh. I'm not sure if we have any Welsh speakers here to help you. The ll sound is not too hard to make but is hard to explain.
You could try working it out using this link http://www.madog.org/dysgwyr/gramadeg/gramadeg1.html
You could try working it out using this link http://www.madog.org/dysgwyr/gramadeg/gramadeg1.html
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Thanks, Nona. As always, you've been helpful.
I found a welsh forum and I posted my question there. Here is the replie:
"The "Gwy" would be "gw" followed by the "i" from the word "it";
"ll" is notorious. Its pronounced by putting the tip of your tongue behind your top teeth and blowing, try to pronounce "t" and "l" at the same time
"ion" may be pronounce
I found a welsh forum and I posted my question there. Here is the replie:
"The "Gwy" would be "gw" followed by the "i" from the word "it";
"ll" is notorious. Its pronounced by putting the tip of your tongue behind your top teeth and blowing, try to pronounce "t" and "l" at the same time
"ion" may be pronounce
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I'd say you make the ll sound by saying hl but right at the back of your mouth, really hissing the air out one side. It almost sounds as if you are clearing your throat. Not hard but you have to hear it really...
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