"Dydd Mawrth, Dydd Llun"

Translation: Tuesday, Monday

[nitedemon]

How do you pronounce "ll" from llun ? Like an "h" from "hat" and "l" from low spelled together?

[Wanoogles]

The best way to replicate it would be to start making the sound of an 'l' and instead of vocalizing it, breathe out.
At least, thats the best I can do...

[nitedemon]

Thank you, I also read that "with the mouth in the position of L and try to make a SH sound"... Guess that's gonna take me quite a while to master lol

[Strobro3]

how accurate is the voice in the recordings?

[Wanoogles]

Pretty accurate, I would say

[NealFisher]

The easiest way I can describe it is to say it's a lateral lisp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpKZVXpvuV0

[ElectricHare]

Check out this video for LL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5U4giTCN1L0

[yadwinder_gadari]

Why this sentence is pronounced "Div maaur, div fin" ?

[suesskind]

It's not. It's dith (as in /this/) maurth (mau as in the general, th as in /this/). In 'llun' to make the 'll' noise, place your tongue where you would to make a regular 'L' and then breathe out around your tongue instead of vocalising (making your vocal cords vibrate like you do for L)