Thursday, June 19, 2025

Laughing Lhursday* – Been there

* [For first time visitors]:

Typo in the title?
Nah. It's just that I would not
 let a tiny T spoil an avantgardistic alliteration. ;-)
40 years ago.
;-)
Good news:
Daughter and grandchildren have been taught
 how to perfectly spell and pronounce. ;-)

10 comments:

  1. I'm sure Wales is beautiful and I'd love to go, but no, I won't be learning the language any time soon.

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    1. Time to come out. ;-)
      I was standing outside his literature café with the owner and mentioned that ‘Irish’ fascinated me, but that I was already having problems with the alphabet.
      He smiled mildly and said: 'Well, it takes a certain intelligence to learn Irish.
      Great, eh? ;-)

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  3. Felicitacions a la teva filla i als teus néts... escritura i pronunciació... i què vol dir, també? ;-)
    Un bon galimaties per a nosaltres que fem servir consonant i vocal juntes, com a molt dues consonants o vocals juntes.
    Hugs, Sean.

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    1. The English translation of the 56 letters can be found in the photo below if you enlarge it.
      Aferradetes, Paula.

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    2. Com no puc traduir una imatge, em quedo igual. :-)))
      Més aferradetes!

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    3. ;-)))
      Well then, here we go:
      St. Mary's Church in the hollow of the white hazel near a rapid whirlpool and the church of St. Tysilio near the red cave. ;-)
      Or perhaps in Català:
      L'església de Santa Maria al fons de l'avellaner blanc prop d'un remolí ràpid i l'església de Sant Tisilio prop de la cova vermella.
      Infinites aferradetes! ;-)

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  4. Hi Sean - Wales is a fascinating country to visit and tour around - I've been a few times, but definitely could go again. St Tysoi - love the red sandstone church. Languages - no thanks ... haven't managed any, but can grasp a few words on occasions - not Welsh, nor Cornish ... French, Latin, German perhaps ... cheers Hilary

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