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in reply to a message by Bear
I've only seen the John Ford verion from the 1940s with Maureen O'Hara, Walter Pidgeon, Roddy McDowell and Donald Crisp. *supresses the urge to fangirl* I've never seen the BBC production, but I'll look it up if you think it would be worth watching. Who stars in it?
As for the pronunciation, I believe Welsh 'G's are just barely and briefly pronounced so Angharad would most certainly almost sound like 'ann-HAR-ad'.
I never thought anyone else would like this name. It figures it would be you.
ROTF! I like almost anything, usually through positive connotations. I think I adore Myfanwy as much as I do because it was the name of the poet Edward Thomas's daughter. He's one of my favourite poets. Such a romantic.
All we need now is for Harry Potter to get a new girl-friend named Angharad and we're in business.
Anyone but Ginny! Oops. Did I say that aloud?? ;)
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As for the pronunciation, I believe Welsh 'G's are just barely and briefly pronounced so Angharad would most certainly almost sound like 'ann-HAR-ad'.
I never thought anyone else would like this name. It figures it would be you.
ROTF! I like almost anything, usually through positive connotations. I think I adore Myfanwy as much as I do because it was the name of the poet Edward Thomas's daughter. He's one of my favourite poets. Such a romantic.
All we need now is for Harry Potter to get a new girl-friend named Angharad and we're in business.
Anyone but Ginny! Oops. Did I say that aloud?? ;)
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