← Back to context Comment by zabzonk 6 hours ago whenever you would use 'l', you have to use 'll'?i'llll get my coat 3 comments zabzonk Reply afavour 5 hours ago I know it’s just a joke but the “ll” in Welsh is a completely distinct character in the Welsh alphabet and doesn’t sound anything like “l”, nor is it used as a substitute for l. It’s rarely used but it has its own Middle-Welsh character: ỻhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ll zabzonk 5 hours ago > I know it’s just a jokeYeah, sorry, I couldn't resist. I'm not Welsh but I lived there when I was a small child, and happily holidayed there after. It is a great country.
afavour 5 hours ago I know it’s just a joke but the “ll” in Welsh is a completely distinct character in the Welsh alphabet and doesn’t sound anything like “l”, nor is it used as a substitute for l. It’s rarely used but it has its own Middle-Welsh character: ỻhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ll zabzonk 5 hours ago > I know it’s just a jokeYeah, sorry, I couldn't resist. I'm not Welsh but I lived there when I was a small child, and happily holidayed there after. It is a great country.
zabzonk 5 hours ago > I know it’s just a jokeYeah, sorry, I couldn't resist. I'm not Welsh but I lived there when I was a small child, and happily holidayed there after. It is a great country.
I know it’s just a joke but the “ll” in Welsh is a completely distinct character in the Welsh alphabet and doesn’t sound anything like “l”, nor is it used as a substitute for l. It’s rarely used but it has its own Middle-Welsh character: ỻ
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ll
> I know it’s just a joke
Yeah, sorry, I couldn't resist. I'm not Welsh but I lived there when I was a small child, and happily holidayed there after. It is a great country.