Welsh BAs
from North Wales:
(f) Elain Lois, parents Mared & Graham, grandparents Iris & Ifan, Christine a Ken
(f) Elliw Grug, parents Sion & Sharon, grandparents Cerwyn & Pat and Geraint & Eirlys
(f) Nanw, parents Euros & Lois, sister Cadi
(f) Ani, parents Meilir & Sian, grandparents Brian & Orina and Robat & Morfydd
(m) James Alex, parents Jeremy & Eirian, brother and sister Ryan and Sarah
(f) Cora Eleri, parents Sian & Geraint, brother Tomos Gwilym, grandparents Dulyn & Eifiona and Gwilym & Delyth
(f) Leah Gwen, parents Ceri & Llion
(m) Nico Llwyd, parents Berwyn & Awel, brother Bedo, sisters Nanw & Nel.
(f) Elain Lois, parents Mared & Graham, grandparents Iris & Ifan, Christine a Ken
(f) Elliw Grug, parents Sion & Sharon, grandparents Cerwyn & Pat and Geraint & Eirlys
(f) Nanw, parents Euros & Lois, sister Cadi
(f) Ani, parents Meilir & Sian, grandparents Brian & Orina and Robat & Morfydd
(m) James Alex, parents Jeremy & Eirian, brother and sister Ryan and Sarah
(f) Cora Eleri, parents Sian & Geraint, brother Tomos Gwilym, grandparents Dulyn & Eifiona and Gwilym & Delyth
(f) Leah Gwen, parents Ceri & Llion
(m) Nico Llwyd, parents Berwyn & Awel, brother Bedo, sisters Nanw & Nel.
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I like Lois too.:)
Ani is just the Welsh spelling of Annie, it's pronounced the usual way. Nanw is Nan-oo. Elliw is - very hard to describe as it contains ll, which doesn't exist in English, and is sort of a hissing sound: http://www.forvo.com/search/elliw/
Ani is just the Welsh spelling of Annie, it's pronounced the usual way. Nanw is Nan-oo. Elliw is - very hard to describe as it contains ll, which doesn't exist in English, and is sort of a hissing sound: http://www.forvo.com/search/elliw/
Thanks for the guides! Nanw is nothing I've encountered before, but upon first impression, it's rather pretty.