Llwk-Yu - Revision history

Daibhid C at 13:36, 4 November 2022

2022-11-04T13:36:34Z

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	The spelling has been maintained as used in {{CDA}}, but in the interests of pedantry and slight irritation, it should be pointed out that there is no letter "k" in the Welsh language (used as a referent for Llamedosian). A more accurate spelling might be ''Llwc-Yw'', as in ''yr afon Llwc-Yw'', to fit with Welsh phonetics and alphabet. The "c" is always hard: as in the Flintshire placename "Y Bwcle", "Buckley" in English.		The spelling has been maintained as used in {{CDA}}, but in the interests of pedantry and slight irritation, it should be pointed out that there is no letter "k" in the Welsh language (used as a referent for Llamedosian). A more accurate spelling might be ''Llwc-Yw'', as in ''yr afon Llwc-Yw'', to fit with Welsh phonetics and alphabet. The "c" is always hard: as in the Flintshire placename "Y Bwcle", "Buckley" in English.

			It is pronounced as "look you", which is a stereotyped Welsh interjection.

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2016-04-04T21:39:42Z

formatting error

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	==Annotation==		==Annotation==
	The spelling has been maintained as used in {{CDA}}, but in the interests of pedantry and slight irritation, it should be pointed out that there is no letter "k" in the Welsh language (used as a referent for Llamedosian). A more accurate spelling might be "Llwc-Yw'', as in ''yr afon Llwc-Yw'', to fit with Welsh phonetics and alphabet. The "c" is always hard: as in the Flintshire placename "Y Bwcle", "Buckley" in English.		The spelling has been maintained as used in {{CDA}}, but in the interests of pedantry and slight irritation, it should be pointed out that there is no letter "k" in the Welsh language (used as a referent for Llamedosian). A more accurate spelling might be ''Llwc-Yw'', as in ''yr afon Llwc-Yw'', to fit with Welsh phonetics and alphabet. The "c" is always hard: as in the Flintshire placename "Y Bwcle", "Buckley" in English.

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2016-04-04T11:39:19Z

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	==Annotation==		==Annotation==
	The spelling has been maintained as used in {{CDA}}, but in the interests of pedantry and slight irritation, it should be pointed out that there is no letter "k" in the Welsh language (used as a referent for Llamedosian). A more accurate spelling might be "Llwc-Yw", as in ''yr afon Llwc-Yw", to fit with Welsh phonetics and alphabet. The "c" is always hard: as in the Flintshire placename "Y Bwcle", "Buckley" in English.		The spelling has been maintained as used in {{CDA}}, but in the interests of pedantry and slight irritation, it should be pointed out that there is no letter "k" in the Welsh language (used as a referent for Llamedosian). A more accurate spelling might be "Llwc-Yw'', as in ''yr afon Llwc-Yw'', to fit with Welsh phonetics and alphabet. The "c" is always hard: as in the Flintshire placename "Y Bwcle", "Buckley" in English.

AgProv: Created page with "The Llwk-Yu river is the main watercourse running through Llamedos, and passes to the sea through the capital city of Pant-y-Girdl. The port here has been expanded to..."

2016-04-04T11:38:39Z

Created page with "The Llwk-Yu river is the main watercourse running through Llamedos, and passes to the sea through the capital city of Pant-y-Girdl. The port here has been expanded to..."

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The Llwk-Yu river is the main watercourse running through [[Llamedos]], and passes to the sea through the capital city of [[Pant-y-Girdl]]. The port here has been expanded to allow for a greater volume of barge trade from the river, and for a greater level of import-export trade with [[Ankh-Morpork]].

[[Category: Discworld geography]]

==Annotation==
The spelling has been maintained as used in {{CDA}}, but in the interests of pedantry and slight irritation, it should be pointed out that there is no letter "k" in the Welsh language (used as a referent for Llamedosian). A more accurate spelling might be "Llwc-Yw", as in ''yr afon Llwc-Yw", to fit with Welsh phonetics and alphabet. The "c" is always hard: as in the Flintshire placename "Y Bwcle", "Buckley" in English.