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Violent & Funky 01-12-2011 06:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 979569)
I wonder if my lack of inclusion on that list means I'm scary.

People are so scared of us they omit us from lists...

Neapolitan 01-13-2011 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by CanwllCorfe (Post 983944)
I myself don't even know how to pronounce it (I don't think). I've never met anyone who can speak old welsh unfortunately. :( But I do know it means "corpse candle".

Is Welsh "P Celtic" or "Q Celtic"?

anyway I hope this helps.

Canwll I think since "canwll" is a cognate of (or related somehow to cnadle it's safe to start with the word and like a if you say "candle" [can-dəl] then drop the "d" and get [canəl]if it is then replace the schwa in "canəl" with the "oo" I really don't know if it would be [ca-nool] or [can-ool] or [can-nool] and then the only other problem I have is the the double L ("ll") from Celtic languages really doesn't have a correspondent sound in English.

Corfe is easy I think, to pronounce it take "Corvette" then drop the "ette" [corv]

I think it sound something approximately like [canool* corv]
*unsure of the double L sound

CanwllCorfe 01-14-2011 01:02 AM

P Celtic! And wow thank you! :D Now only for that damned ll..

VEGANGELICA 01-14-2011 01:29 AM

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Originally Posted by FaSho (Post 983921)
someone talk about me

FaSho, I used to be scared of your occasionally cruel comments until I realized you are very young and I OWNED you in the Fake Argument Thread! Ha! :D At least, that's my memory of it. We can't check now, because I think I deleted my scandalous messages there especially once I realized you aren't an adult. Or weren't. Whoops! My bad! :o:

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Originally Posted by Neapolitan (Post 985459)
Is Welsh "P Celtic" or "Q Celtic"?

anyway I hope this helps.

Canwll I think since "canwll" is a cognate of (or related somehow to cnadle it's safe to start with the word and like a if you say "candle" [can-dəl] then drop the "d" and get [canəl]if it is then replace the schwa in "canəl" with the "oo" I really don't know if it would be [ca-nool] or [can-ool] or [can-nool] and then the only other problem I have is the the double L ("ll") from Celtic languages really doesn't have a correspondent sound in English.

Corfe is easy I think, to pronounce it take "Corvette" then drop the "ette" [corv]

I think it sound something approximately like [canool* corv]
*unsure of the double L sound

This IS very helpful, Neapolitan. So I should be calling Corfe "Corv" instead of my preferred "Corfeeeee." Hmm. I still kind of like "Corfeeeee," even if it isn't a correct Welsh pronunciation.

The meaning of CanwllCorfe is pretty cool: "corpse candle." That's what Corfe said. So, I think you are right that "Canwll" means "candle." Therefore, I conclude that "corfe" must mean "corpse," which would make sense. It also means that I think CanwllCorfe should change his name to CorfeCanwll if he really wants the meaning to be "Corpse Candle," unless Welsh inverts word order compared to English.

Now, next question: what *is* a corpse candle? Maybe that's some kind of candle you set by the body of your beloved in Wales as you feel misery over the loss of his or her spirit/mind. Now I'm sad, reminded of death.

But I'm happy to see you posting here, Neapolitan! :) I always have glowing things to say about you. You are so funny and kind-spirited! Who else on MB would take the time to think so earnestly about the pronunciation of CanwllCorfe?

Me, that's who! :p:

Neapolitan 01-14-2011 11:09 PM

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Originally Posted by CanwllCorfe (Post 985518)
P Celtic! And wow thank you! :D Now only for that damned ll..

oh the dread double L! It's is a voiceless lateral fricative and the symbol for the phoneme is [?] which is appropriate imo. It appears in Welsh place names like "Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwyllllantysil iogogogoch." My friend taught me how to say double L in Scottish Gaelic and I was a bit reluctant to explain it because it so weird and different.

the pronunciation for "cannwyll"
cannwyll

Just jump to 2:53, for the double L



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Originally Posted by VEGANGELICA (Post 985527)
But I'm happy to see you posting here, Neapolitan! :) I always have glowing things to say about you.

yeah I've seen, TheBigTree was comparing me to some cartoon character like the Underdog or Felix the Cat, and you jumped right in there and defended me, that nice of you I don't know what to say, it kinda reminds me of a movie quote

VEGANGELICA: You know, I hope I'm not the only person in the world that knows what an incredible person you are.
Neapolitan: Well, at this point in time, I'm afraid you are ...

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Originally Posted by VEGANGELICA (Post 985527)
You are so funny and kind-spirited! Who else on MB would take the time to think so earnestly about the pronunciation of CanwllCorfe?

Me, that's who! :p:

Well I was funny, I don't think I can be funny anymore. I was takin' in the back room and tuned up a bit, I was told this here is a music forum and they don't want anyone out of tune around here.

Antonio 01-18-2011 06:54 PM

Burning Down-love the new avatar/congrats on modship

Burning Down 01-18-2011 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Antonio (Post 987412)
Burning Down-love the new avatar/congrats on modship

Thanks and thanks :D

Astronomer 01-19-2011 11:54 PM

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Originally Posted by FaSho (Post 983921)
someone talk about me

FaSho is adorable.

James 02-10-2011 05:12 PM

s__k
Nice guy, but needs to stop talking about beards, sex and sound quality all the time.

Queen Boo 02-11-2011 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by James (Post 1001484)
s__k
Nice guy, but needs to stop talking about beards, sex and sound quality all the time.

And his cat.


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