On Jun 21, 6:02 pm, Elaine Jones wrote:
Quoting from message
posted on 21 Jun 2007 by Joe Egginton
I would like to add:

Do you pronounce Glyndyfrdwy as Glyn-duff-free ?

Almost - Glyn-duhvr-dwi (short i )

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Now tell him how to pronounce Froncysyllte, Llanerchymedd and
Dwygyfylchi. And Machynlleth and Talerddig, since they have railway
interest. I know your area well, as my Dad was from Glyceiriog and
I can speak fairly bad Welsh even though my English speech is quite
London.

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