Talk:Pontypridd (UK Parliament constituency)

Latest comment: 7 years ago by Penglish in topic Incorrect pronunciation guide

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Incorrect pronunciation guide edit

I used to live in a very Welsh-speaking part of North Wales, and took an interest in Welsh. So, when I then moved to Pontypridd I assumed the place name was pronounced as in the article - /pɒntəˈprð/.

This was on the assumption that the place name was a contraction of "pont y pridd", in which the "y" is a sort of article, and pronounced /ə/ (a neutral sound, like "a in "a loaf of bread").

However, this was a mistake. The name is a contraction of "pont ty pridd", where "ty" means house, and is pronounced /ti/ - like tea in "a cup of tea".

So I think the correct pronunciation for the placename (and forgive me if I get this wrong, my IPA and ability to produce it in Wikipedia is rusty) is /pɒntiˈprð/ - or pont ee preeth (where the last sound, is a voiced labiodental fricative, like th in "the").

peter_english (talk) 13:47, 19 April 2017 (UTC)Reply