"Dydd Mawrth, Dydd Llun"
Translation:Tuesday, Monday
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How do you pronounce "ll" from llun ? Like an "h" from "hat" and "l" from low spelled together?
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...
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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
The easiest way I can describe it is to say it's a lateral lisp - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpKZVXpvuV0
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Check out this video for LL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5U4giTCN1L0
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)
