Naomi Watts’ Unpronounceable Town Name

[@smirkedShoe]

The password is weak. Must contain at least 1 number

[@alid6060]

And a special character.

[@AJxxxxxxxx]

😂 yo that’s so sad how true that is

[@verycreativename1865]

@@ziada.1990 Don't forget the special characther!

[@laurens2671]

Love this comment 😂

[@johnlime1469]

@@verycreativename1865 Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerchwyndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch1!

[@asterius7517]

*Mom:* "The password is behind the router" *Back of the router:*

[@blueshoes5145]

😂

[@sherine9033]

Well at least they write it

[@Luster...]

fourwordsalluppercase

[@milenad99]

Accurate

[@coriolis4761]

Imagine!

[@franks8010]

The way she says it makes it seem like it's shorter than it's written.

[@Cassxowary]

Frank S some letters are silent or just sounds

[@qwertyTRiG]

LL is a digraph in Welsh, as is CH. Each counts as one letter.

[@CgGoil]

Herta Schneider , is there any other options, other than sound or no sound...?😜😄

[@kryttlikeinnit3641]

Frank S she actually said it perfectly

[@Mr_Fourshot]

@@Cassxowary not really as in welsh majority of the time you spell it how you say it

[@maariyah.n6145]

Well I got the "Gogogoch" part

[@refeeance]

GOGOGOH

[@alid6060]

That's what they call it in the 'hood.

[@confuseddiluc4972]

Lol me too

[@That_Random_Bloke]

_maariyahx_ _ That’s about as far as the rest of the United Kingdom get

[@MrRedfield89]

Sasha Grey can pronunce it

[@superdupercorp]

And here I thought saying “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” was badass.

[@blackcat8104]

Well, Mary Poppins also says it backwards, which arguably more impressive than someone pronouncing this towns name. Lol

[@catsfirst]

shameless promo antidisestablishmentarianism*

[@yos33tdr3ams]

my brain hurts😖🤮

[@myciemouse9112]

And I thought yourmomisgayandyourdadislesbianiamverycoolandlikefoodsoverymuchokbye was impressive

[@lipshockers7342]

I thought saying sherionesperdeinariansqwermonirtaryhereneasheyuehisekinoreneachen was good

[@ianmitchell5979]

Naomi: *pronounces town name* Eminem: *sweats nervously*

[@HittokiriBattousai17]

Don't challenge him or he will find a way to rap that

[@FirstnameLastname-uo3yu]

1k likes. 2 comments?

[@infernaldesigns644]

Awesome comment

[@ryanjagpal9457]

If eminem learned that word he would be the fastest rapper

[@ItsRizkyAri]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@oopsnoway385]

Whoever invented that name must have died while typing smthn on their computer and fully smashed their head and hands on it

[@emilycastro3458]

Jimin finally found his jams 😭😭

[@charlotterees9375]

Rude mate. Straight up rude.

[@lightmuns]

Ay army

[@emilycastro3458]

The fact you say “fully” smashed their head and hands...that has me needing new lungs 😂

[@Daiems]

@@charlotterees9375 your comment has offended me. This comment is very rude

[@1927CCFCbluebird]

Here in Wales, learning to pronounce this is basically our Bar Mitzvah.

[@lukenotskywalker2957]

Haha you know thats not a bad analogy.

[@85Aheadstix]

That puts any German word to shame...

[@corinnep8929]

I love just Britain.

[@pvtrichter8816]

OI vey !! I just stumbled across this as a KZbin challenge and then somehow ended up here ! !! Must be proud of the TRIBAL celtic heritage !!

[@davidhines68]

For a non-native, though, there are so many factors that can get in your head. 'W' as a vowel, trying to figure out what the heck to do in your mouth to produce "ll" sound, not to mention the length. I've tried to teach myself to say it. I doubt I could ever get it all out before a native figured out, "oh, my god, he's trying to pronounce that word, let me interrupt him."

[@Trucmuch]

When a welsh cat is afraid he goes "LL.. LL... LL..."

[@HealthyandLovingLife]

😹

[@TheMomochuu]

HAHAHA OMG

[@canyounot2102]

Trucmuche // hahahahaha 😂

[@angelikkax6353]

LOL

[@gomongio]

Lol aside, it's kind of a smart explanation of the sound. Clap clap clap

[@alexmasubay2101]

I tried saying this and i accidentally summoned an ancient spirit. Whoops lol

[@kailiak4271]

This is such an underrated comment lol

[@a.c.7573]

Tried saying it and furniture started flying accross the room lol :/

[@YungDubee88]

Me too. Now Im stuck in this doll.

[@Nanteous]

If you say it in a mirror Mari Lwyd comes to visit!

[@akashpanday3583]

Be thankful you summoned a spirit, I'm having a rough time with Satan over here

[@serenelysavage]

It would be a lot easier to simply say, “I am from the same town Taron Egerton is from.” 😆

[@beautybloggerxoxox]

Jennifer Savage I mean.. he’s from Aberystwyth right?

[@j-hp2449]

@@beautybloggerxoxox Plus, she was famous before he was, so it should be the other way around anyways.

[@annabelburns4314]

I thought that. I said "THAT'S THE TOWN WHERE TARON IS FROM"

[@kajahuseby6058]

Jennifer Savage so much easier

[@greythomas6199]

True

[@leobowen-elliott9439]

“Unpronounceable town name” 3 million Welsh people: Am I a joke to you?

[@huyentrang]

Leo Bowen-Elliott a lot of ppl living in Wales don’t speak Welsh at all. I used to live there, just English. Welsh was spoken mostly by the elderly

[@leobowen-elliott9439]

Viola Pham are you sure? There are nearly 500 welsh speaking schools in Wales. There’s more welsh speaking people in Wales than you think.

[@huyentrang]

Leo Bowen-Elliott yeah but students stop study Welsh at school after 16 years old. They use English to communicate mostly. A part of my family still live in Wales and my niece and nephew never speak Welsh, even with their classmates or friends. I guess they still know how to speak but rather use English instead.

[@iwanellis-roberts1704]

@@huyentrang hmm about a third speak Welsh. In Gwynedd and Anglesey where this is, roughly 64% of the population speak Welsh.

[@morgandavies1596]

Leo Bowen-Elliott I am from Wales and can speak the language and the welsh language is spoken a lot more up north where this town is from and is far less common in the south

[@fvnt0miix953]

Guillermo: "Lea fell for Will go Garry she will roll in a silly go go go"

[@kymdayy]

she will roll.... eh'

[@TheAspiringDoctor]

Frank Garrett lmao

[@nicoleramsaran1814]

Frank Garrett lol

[@diveinstructordaniel1095]

GogogoCH

[@enchantress6317]

DeadXD

[@ruispuuro]

That awkwad moment when americans clap to a person who can pronounce the town he/she is from.

[@oldthug2309]

ruispuuro didn't she say she wasn't from there

[@maxisussex]

She is English not Welsh but she did live in a part of Wales for a while where Welsh was used. It is quite impressive, not many Welsh people can actually speak it despite living there their entire lives.

[@ejderata31]

@ruisproo you are very welcome to pronounce it as well

[@pvtrichter8816]

it was so strenuous notice she had to take her shoes off for it !!! mmmm CUTE FEET!!

[@OhElvira]

That awkward moment when she's not from there.

[@piperisbored]

The name means "St Mary's church in the hollow of the white hazel near to the fierce whirlpool of St Tysilio of the red cave” So it’s not a key smash, but I imagine someone being like “where’s that town” and they named the town the directions to that town.

[@13desertflower]

Are you Welsh?

[@Tawera1]

It was actually a Victorian era publican who extended the original name as a tourist gimic as it was on the new railway line

[@lizm3276]

Ohhh😮

[@danielleking262]

Dang!!!!

[@christopherwilliams5939]

Only people that do not understand it think it’s stupid. Im proud that I am fluent in Welsh. Cymru am byth 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@WasserkannenGesicht]

It’s pretty rude of him to not listen to her explanations

[@obairna2285]

Yeah this video has always pissed me off. It's not unpronounceable, Jimmy, you're just not trying

[@gurke7720]

tbh i think being rude is a requirement to become a talk show host

[@exsuspalp5078]

I’ve always found Jimmy annoying af, not funny at all... I feel like he tries to hard to be funny

[@WasserkannenGesicht]

Helena - yeah but I think you can also be respectful

[@delaneyfuzzleton4932]

airiana angulo yeah Jimmy Fallon and James Cordon are 11002839x better lmaoo

[@johnnyprothero9640]

I am welsh and I can't even say the towns name.

[@samteejaykay]

How embarrassing.

[@story46]

And you call yourself Welshsish... For shame!!!

[@johnnyprothero9640]

Quite a few welsh people have a hard time saying it.

[@GatoWales]

johnny prothero not really it's pretty easy tbh and I'm a South Walian!

[@ewerti]

johnny prothero You're from Poland dude!

[@stiofanloingsigh351]

Irish and Scots: Our language is the toughest! Welsh: Hold my whiskey.

[@jilliantosh8537]

stiofan loingsigh Scottish isn’t hard and we never say it is

[@jack_mackay]

Sir_Aurora exactly. Some of our words are spelt strangely but pronunciation is easy

[@stiofanloingsigh351]

Clearly neither of u have a sense of humor

[@lucozade4082]

stiofan loingsigh or it isnt funny

[@olive9514]

I know it's just a joke but the hardest language is said to be chinese actually so

[@ShakespeareanWannabe]

So Naomi Watts and Taron Edgerton are both from this town. I want to know how big this town is!

[@fairahzan]

ShakespeareanWannabe it's Egerton - no D. :)

[@fairahzan]

ShakespeareanWannabe and I'm SO glad you mentioned Taron. Both Fallon and Ellen tried pronouncing the name when he was on with Hugh Jackman - hilarious to watch.

[@SonofCurlyLox]

ShakespeareanWannabe and how many more people became famous after living here!

[@Maxshard]

Hannah, I live in Wales and your pronunciation is completely wrong right from the start.

[@iamzodone]

Hannah R that is bullshit

[@applelemonhead3345]

You can tell she's actually trying to start helping him but he's just not interested in learning at all and instead chooses to be an annoying prat.

[@bobcrandle4479]

Lol. So angry about nothing

[@Jolene8]

Some minds are more stubborn than others. It takes time for some to relax enough to learn. When he gets there, he will pick it up. Same with everyone else.

[@minaharker6641]

@@Jolene8 You mean most english speaking people don't care to even try to learn one single word in other language? Ok.

[@corrinlex1359]

he is american. its fine. thats just what they are.

[@4390rahul]

It's common in Americans to be ignorant

[@alanmorris7669]

In case you're wondering what that long word means: _"The Church of St Mary in the hollow of the white hazel, near the fierce whirlpool and the Church of St Tysilio by the red cave."_

[@nicolenavarro7973]

@@nikkosilva2634 🤣

[@faustomadebr]

Thanks. Thats the kind of info they should share...

[@akinyi5368]

now that's a tourist attraction

[@Blackronin357]

Town name like a Japanese anime title

[@jadeyu7197]

thanks!!! i was wondering! /gen

[@chedychedychedy]

does some one have the link of that weather man who prounced it easy peasy then becam a star on twiter because of it?

[@ieradossantos]

google does

[@juliesquire3552]

+wadis b.abdesselem his name is Liam Dutton and he is welsh born anyway that is why he said it with ease

[@Squishy2531]

I am am welsh yet still have trouble saying it.

[@owen834]

+Amelia Lupin I was born there and I can't say it

[@Squishy2531]

im not alone. yay.

[@HLA-y24]

It's really adorable how she genuinely tried to teach him.But, like most talk show hosts, Jimmy completely drowned her out trying to say something funny.

[@backforblood3421]

Poor judgment, right? Not like making the name of your town both impossible for most people to pronounce and so long you couldn't fit it in a tweet.

[@matthewprice2626]

Yeah. Why he would think it's a joke to her when it's her life, her language and her family is beyond me. Welsh is always so disrespected...but only in England and the USA.

[@kameelsabri2382]

Quentin Tarantino would have loved to conduct this interview.

[@bruno-th6of]

I see whatchu did there

[@SpikeSpiegel96]

Fooooooot 😅

[@walterdayrit675]

Yup, he's a foot fetish guy. A lot of guys are!

[@kameelsabri2382]

@@walterdayrit675 that includes me. But not to some crazy, weird extent may I just add.

[@damage6836]

You too

[@mah1na]

Thank you, Wales finally getting recognized.

[@whateveritsjustkay725]

George The only reason y'all aren't recognized is because you have crazy ass city names.

[@dixiemay5450]

*JeanPlzStop* *towns and they aren’t unpronouncable. Is port talbot unpronounceable? Carmarthen? Swansea? Cardiff? No.

[@maxharper2543]

Dme2308 there the English version the welsh are still pronounceable

[@typiper]

Dme2308 In English that person's sentence is called a JOKE.

[@dorakemba2899]

@@whateveritsjustkay725 I know america only bc of your crazy ass school schootings

[@bdksgdwtk]

everybody: talking about the unpronounceable town name me: oohhh she took of her heels

[@Aled7_21]

I had to watch it again to notice that

[@Yashi1134]

lovely

[@shriyarao2570]

H

[@leilaabouzeenni3580]

Ya I noticed that right way too, I kept looking for her shoes, I thought she came on without them. There was a shot that showed them.

[@cristineserdoncillo2001]

I noticed it too hahaha

[@benbrennan4953]

Imagine that being the killing curse name in HP. Voldemort : “ah f*** it everyone can live” 😂😂😂

[@kousheesuman1719]

omg 😂

[@leenguyen6056]

Fatimah Yusufi They can though, it just wasn’t a very good joke

[@Ghost-vs4gl]

underrated comment

[@shaivikadam3923]

Voldemort to Harry when he was one year old- _Avadallanfairpwllgwyngyllg-_ eh I'll just drop the baby *Harry Potter and The Time where Voldy actually killed Harry because he used common sense and logic for once*

[@clytieapollo]

A fellow potterhead i see

[@RaymondHng]

The name broken into syllables: Llan-fair-pwll-gwyn-gyll-go-ge-rych-wyrn-dro-bwll-llan-ty-si-li-o-go-go-goch In contrast to English practice, "w" and "y" are considered vowel letters in Welsh along with "a", "e", "i", "o" and "u". The vowel "w" is found in the third syllable (pwll) and the eleventh syllable (bwll). The vowel "y" is found in the fourth syllable (gwyn), fifth syllable (gyll), eighth syllable (rych), ninth syllable (wyrn), and thirteenth syllable (ty). The most challenging sound is the Welsh double "L" (LL). In phonology, it is called a voiceless alveolar lateral fricative. · Its manner of articulation is fricative, which means it is produced by constricting air flow through a narrow channel at the place of articulation, causing turbulence. · Its place of articulation is alveolar, which means it is articulated with either the tip or the blade of the tongue at the alveolar ridge. This ridge is right behind the inside of the top front teeth where you make the "L", "D", and "T" sound. · Its phonation is voiceless, which means it is produced without vibrations of the vocal cords. · It is an oral consonant, which means air is allowed to escape through the mouth only. · It is a lateral consonant, which means it is produced by directing the air stream over the sides of the tongue, rather than down the middle. This is the most difficult feature of the sound because it is not found in English. · The airstream mechanism is pulmonic, which means it is articulated by pushing air solely with the lungs and diaphragm, as in most sounds.

[@robertofranciscomonsalvesp8080]

Amazingly well explained!

[@dorakemba2899]

Thank you for the explanation ♡

[@angelikkax6353]

Thanks!

[@nefarious_c-m1t]

same town as taron egerton

[@stefanellasizzarettia8417]

Diyah Hayu Wijayanti and me

[@zineblaaouam3025]

And luke evans

[@sniperjettps4626]

Taron is from birkenhead

[@jamesjohnson8066]

Isn’t this the town where the weather presenter nailed its name on tv

[@Lauren-Starship]

Yep :)

[@Cpr1234]

Police: whats ur emergency? Me: there's a robbery in my house Police: where are you? Me: 0:36 Police: say sike right now

[@maeganlozano7058]

What does sike mean?

[@cometvaudin2850]

Maegan Lozano Just kidding or something to that effect

[@aaaaahhhhhh6969]

Soike roight nowe

[@pks195]

Maegan Lozano bascially when you say something you don’t mean, then you’re like sike

[@snake555510]

@@pks195 why would you say something you dont mean?

[@tjbarker16]

isnt that the name of the town that Taron Egerton is from

[@PineapplesPerhaps]

Taylor Barker yep

[@rawaaljomah2831]

Taylor Barker yes it is I was saying to myself this town’s name is familiar 😂😂

[@ayaosama7664]

Yes it is

[@stefanellasizzarettia8417]

Yup and my town , unfortunately i’ve never met either of them

[@globalgears5175]

Apparently every Welsh actor is from there

[@Bobbo825]

Lets be honest. She could be saying it wrong and NO ONE in that entire network would know the difference.

[@Bas_tet]

Facts

[@BTtr3]

She did aswell😂😂😂

[@ejones8360]

She said it VERY well considering she’s Australian, she said it much better than Luke Evans and Taron Egerton who are Welsh.

[@ahumanistpotato]

3 million Welsh people: Am I a joke to you?

[@KingDavid-yt1gs]

@@Bas_tet Naaa man... There's a video with a weather man who pronounced it correctly and it's the same. Go watch it

[@emmac573]

woman: says a town where she’s lived audience: 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 WOO! HOO! omg

[@sophieeel4478]

so? people who obviously aren't use to long names like this are impressed by someone who knows it

[@emmac573]

tacoqueen but it’s kind of stupid it’s like a french person clapping because im from america and i can speak english yk

[@michaelwoods6272]

E m m a Yeah but you don’t need to be a miserable prick over someone clapping. They clap for her because it’s something that despite what you think is difficult to pronounce for your average person that’s not from that place.

[@emmac573]

Mr. House jeez i don’t care THAT much abt the clapping hahah

[@JoelWalker56]

Because there are teleprompters behind the cameras when they tell the audience to clap, you dumbo. Learn more about what you’re talking about first, then you can spread your clownery around, luv😘

[@debjonesloyal4190]

Its just the directions to the town squeezed together, in Welsh obviously.

[@nothingiseverperfect]

OHHHHH INTERESTINGGG

[@justinecuaresma8529]

i turned on the subtitles and it says “slava push go get go-getter he’ll drop a santa silly I’ll go go go”

[@valiant5625]

It sounds like she's talking in rewind.

[@danielleking262]

Hahahaha!!! 😂

[@juliesquire3552]

I am going to give the exact meaning to this name it means ST MARYS CHURCH IN THE HOLLOW OF THE WHITE HAZEL NEAR TO THE RAPID WHIRLPOOL OF LLANTYSILLO OF THE RED CAVE and that,s the exact meaning of this long word

[@awkndr1524]

Saint Tysilio

[@AngelLestat2]

why you dont use spaces in Welsh names?

[@enamoreme430]

I just looove that she casually took her shoes off😂😂

[@brodiestephens419]

Well..... she is Australian. That's pretty much how we approach life. 👍

[@Buenomars]

LL Cool J Gogogo

[@Robinsekto]

Buenomars 😂😂😂😂😂

[@monicaromano2]

LOL IM DEAD

[@thushargowda2511]

Me applying for a job. Hometown name: *Maximum word limit reached* .

[@michaelmcnameeofficial]

Other than the fact it's one word

[@ferociouslioness]

@@michaelmcnameeofficial LMAO

[@SuperAlbino1]

For anyone wanting a rough translation of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch: The church of St. Mary of the pool of the white hazels near the rapid whirlpool and the church of St. Tysilio of the red cave. It's commonly abbreviated to either Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, Llanfairpwll or Llanfair PG

[@Vim-Wolf]

I'll have a vowel please Rachel.

[@abbyw5353]

VimWolf haha love that show

[@andressatapa4512]

VimWolf who's Rachel?!

[@ericforsyth]

”You get a y” ”Another vowel” ”another y” ”Consonant, then...” ”Well, would you look at that, it’s a y”

[@JaboiBurnett]

2 big ones. And 4 littlens. Thank you, Jon.

[@thesimpsons17]

Andressa Tapa Rachel Riley from Countdown

[@josephineparry209]

I was born there and left when I was 18, but I still go back to see my family when I can.I am now 80 and still speak Welsh fluently.

[@BlackoutMVs]

i legit got a 22 second ad and it said i could skip it in 21 seconds

[@yeezusyhrist]

Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu, New Zealand.

[@Dom-kq3ui]

Ai Id Dot Save I live about a 1 1/2 hour drive from there

[@thisguy976]

Irbensjikelifiogebenitturelkibllaboreftohulksindudefgeragagorichabeinsentopaskatchuweuifenebilsebtufukistwrichesterllaogobiibentifuchug my town in Ireland ;)

[@milabailey7885]

Charmy Beschissen I can say it if it’s broken down me and my friends use to always try in class

[@jaydensmusicchannel2930]

CHUR BRO!

[@balagtas1020]

I'm pretty sure y'all just tapping random letters on your keypad and adding new Zealand

[@vinista256]

Had a conversation with a friendly Welsh bartender yesterday, who regretted not having learned the language from his father because "with the coal mines closing and men's choirs not being PC anymore, it's the main thing that sets Wales apart." He said that he could pronounce the words, though, so I asked, "can you say the name of that town ..." "llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch" he interrupted without missing a beat or even looking up. Now I have the impression that every Welshman has that word stored in his psyche, waiting for an opportunity to burst out.

[@MonkeyButtMovies1]

No, I and many others cannot say it.

[@rivertam7827]

Men's choirs aren't PC anymore? That sounds like nonsense

[@isobel6739]

A lot of us can't speak much Welsh but we learn it as a party trick, I taught it to my English friend

[@craigmills3583]

Yeh I’m a non welsh speaker but we all learn that name to amuse our non Welsh mates

[@vinista256]

@@rivertam7827 I agree-they sound gorgeous.

[@alaurahwillow155]

I used to live there. Everyone calls it “Llanfair” (pronounced like Clan-fair) apart from show offs.

[@jizzmonkey9679]

It's not even its real name, it was changed in the 1900's to try and increase tourism.

[@alaurahwillow155]

jizzmonkey Um, no. It gets more tourists than it would if it was called a shorter name as it’s a novelty.

[@jizzmonkey9679]

@@alaurahwillow155 exactly,they charged it to a longer name

[@alaurahwillow155]

Rob G Some things go without saying 😏

[@iwanellis-roberts1704]

Or local people, we ho csn speak Welsh, or ppl who bother to learn to pronounce "ll" as its in a LOT of place names. (push the tip of your tongue behind your teeth. Make the mouth shape to say "e" and blow out the sides of your mouth)

[@mushmello526]

Some day in wales: „A new town was founded, let‘s get a name“ *Cat walks over keyboard* „It‘s perfect!“

[@elliejmx]

I wish I got applauded when I pronounce this lmao. It was pretty much a rite of passage for me as a kid growing up in North Wales. I remember my teacher sitting us down and teaching it to us and told us it would be a party trick for life. My uni friends didn't find it as interesting as I'd been lead to believe haha!

[@tylerwyler0591]

FUN FACT (for people who care. Literally no one) The welsh language is one of the oldest languages in the history of the world. (I only know that because i’m welsh)

[@cindz4618]

If you are interested you should research into the Basque language. I think you will find it's even older.

[@shinyagami8843]

@@cindz4618 sorry guys I m Greek 😂

[@cindz4618]

@@shinyagami8843 just research.

[@shinyagami8843]

@@cindz4618 Do tell how old is Basque? Not by assumptions by written PROOF I don’t care about pseudoscience

[@likhithas4920]

Heard of Tamil?

[@blenderbachcgi]

This is the best pronunciation for English speakers! Hlan-wire Pch-wing-ich Go-ge-rich ch-win Dro-bo Chan-te-silyo Go-go-goch

[@TheDrumstickEmpire]

Blender Bach not even close A better pronunciation would be: Clan vire Pooth gwingith Gogeryc wirn Drob ooth Clanty silio Gogogock

[@jolieannnacion7506]

Thx for helping me out

[@gabrielediacodimitri6252]

How can it be good for English speakers if you write the "kh" sound as "ch" ? This way one is lead to think it's the same as in rich

[@gioiannadigiorgio3579]

Thank you!

[@emilieindigo5129]

@@TheDrumstickEmpire I'm Welsh and I can't even say it so I appreciate your pronunciation example 😂

[@poppypearson1301]

As a Welsh person, it’s so easy and such a natural thing to pronounce

[@MonkeyButtMovies1]

As a Welsh person I say its not.

[@Jelly-mj2ye]

Saaaame!!

[@tsarnicholasii274]

@@MonkeyButtMovies1 Not a speaker then? It's only hard to memorise.

[@EdwardCullen667]

Rhan o’r magwraeth 😜

[@Ukraineaissance2014]

Even as an english person if you know basic common welsh word sequences/shapes its easy enough. Its a language with lots of repeating patterns

[@isabellablaaberg2255]

*Me:* reads title *Also me:* 🎶 “and if you like going places we can’t even pronounce” 🎶

[@elifmumcu4541]

OMG A DİRECTİONER

[@isabellablaaberg2255]

@@elifmumcu4541 yes luv

[@elifmumcu4541]

@@isabellablaaberg2255 OMG OMG ARE YOU A LARRIE?

[@isabellablaaberg2255]

@@elifmumcu4541 yes ofc! Are you?

[@elifmumcu4541]

@@isabellablaaberg2255 of course yess

[@imbradandyouarenot]

The foot fetish guys are going to love this video.

[@Pickwow]

Silentwalkah that's a fetish too

[@thevllgppl]

also the dirt fetish.

[@zFTRampage]

O man I LOVE IT!

[@mataranado]

george gio FEET!

[@nikgarus3709]

Im Brad I didn't even notice until I saw this.

[@jodieleigh21]

i’m so happy that im welsh and can say this because everyone loves it

[@lkennedy4638]

No one gonna talk about the fact she isn't wearing her shoes?

[@walterdayrit675]

I guess she wanted to relax a bit.

[@panchoB95]

L Kennedy *Dan Schneider has entered the chat*

[@aqeelramathula7829]

yeah she probably felt she needed to take off her stilettos from all that walking she did and give her feet some rest as they were hurt her feet

[@woundedbuttocks]

I saw the feet in the thumbnail and clicked. Like some others, I'm sure.

[@lkennedy4638]

@@woundedbuttocks gross

[@cristina-li5lb]

Friend: "So where are you from?" Me: "it’s complicated..."

[@rogirobles]

Gogogoch

[@66LordLoss66]

'Unpronounceable' indeed. She just said it. It's easy to pronounce; Welsh is phonetic, after all.

[@TheNerdyDeviant]

+66LordLoss66 I'm Australian and I've never been to Wales. But once I learned the Welsh alphabet, it was less than an hour of practice to say it perfectly. That just proves anyone can do it.

[@elliewilliams1154]

+66LordLoss66 anyone can learn it, just youtube the song; it's very catchy :)

[@Lundy.Fastnet.Irish_Sea]

How do you even pronounce long consonant streaks?

[@robertcartier5088]

You need a lot of spit... You're gonna be using it up in no time! Pretend you've just hit your thumb with a hammer and can't talk through the pain... something like that, but you gotta cough at the same time... ;-D

[@ronmathewjoe]

@@TheNerdyDeviant I did it 15 minutes!

[@jordanseagrim8683]

I feel like this gets brought up on every talk show with a Welsh guest lol

[@simongiles9749]

The name was basically invented when the railway was first built so it could lay claim to the longest station name board. "Llanfair" means "Church of St Mary" and is a common component of lots of Welsh place names.

[@cringeanimate]

1:05 BECAUSE ITS ANOTHER LANGUAGE!!!!!

[@stvp68]

I’ve also heard Taron Egerton and Luke Evans pronounce it. How many famous people has this town produced??

[@bertie6043]

stvp68 they use at as a gimmick, the town is extremely small, any famous person from wales claims they’re from there because wales is a small country

[@Gazzleto]

Luke Evans doesn't say he's from there, he can just pronounce it.

[@michaelh5512]

I think Luke Evans is from Aberbargoed

[@BTtr3]

None they just say there from this train station (no it’s not even a town really) because it makes good TV

[@cadidelythdavage1862]

All the Welsh ones

[@POPDATA]

me: so where are you from? 0:36 me: *calls 911* yes, someone is having a stroke

[@chetanphoenix]

911: Ok we'll send help. Where are you located? *starts having stroke*

[@dickydoes]

Nope. As Wales is clearly not in America, you’d call 999. If you tried 911, no-one would answer, and you’d die. 😂

[@privcraft_]

@@dickydoes the original comment takes place in America, not Wales

[@dickydoes]

Sophia Borderon I was replying to the comment asking where are you located. You’d be in Wales if that was your answer.

[@320speed]

Naomi Watts is incredibly gorgeous and a underrated​ actress in my opinion.

[@CezzL]

"Unpronounceable town name" - 3 million Welsh people would disagree.

[@caimaccoinnich9594]

Lol. In South Africa we also have the same sounds of ll ch r and obviously we can say th cus we speak English. Many of us could pronounce that.

[@daniloamorim8879]

LLAN - CHURCH FAIR - MARY PWLL - AHOLLOW GWYN - WHITE GYLL - HAZEL GOGER - NEAR TO Y - THE CHYRN - RAPID DROBWLL - WHIRL POOL LLAN - CHURCH TYSILIO - SAINTS GOGO - CAVE GOCH - RED

[@keithevans9544]

no it is right llan is church

[@keithevans9544]

Rwy'n Cymraeg hefyd a Mae llan yn Church yn saesneg!.I'm Welsh as well and sorry llan means Church the words following can be the saints name,eg llanfarian church of Mary,confusion comes when the English translation would be St Mary's

[@keithevans9544]

easy mistake ,just lucky my mams family are welsh speakers x

[@victoriabakerjones]

It's fun to see people actually talk about wales 😂 Every new year in school, the first lesson back in Welsh we have a little introduction lesson and this is always there and we have a challenge to who can say it ... everyone who attempts fails

[@aysrafaleimrun16]

I love Naomi laughs , make my days🥰

[@sofiasoto3171]

She make it sound so easy to pronunce 😂

[@melissabaltazarf]

Five years later... I'm still trying to pronounce it 😂😂😂🤷🏻

[@MilkandCookies92]

I'm gonna use this for passwords from now on.

[@timsingh6859]

Human: **breathes** Americans: 0:41

[@pottsy806]

Ahhh it's good to be Welsh #CymruAmByth

[@ItachiUchiha-kz2tz]

It's easier to say "slava push go get go getter he will drop a Santa silly I will go go go"

[@lizzielob1]

Except she didn't live there. She lived in Llangristiolus about 6 miles north of this town. We knew her grandparents and while she was there she went to school with me and my sisters.

[@UnknownGuy0.0]

+Lloyd Christmas LOL

[@albanianphotography2397]

0:36 I’m surprised the desk didn’t start floating when she was finished saying that

[@WolfHeathen]

The name is actually a description of where in Wales the town is located: "The church of St. Mary in the hollow of the White Hazels near to the Rapid Whirlpools and the church of St. Tysilio and the Red Cave". The name locals usually use is simply "Llanfair".

[@MeNobodyKnows]

Americans tend to clap to everything

[@jobsmine]

Mert Aygün yeah it’s something that the rest of the world can’t do. 😒

[@James-gc5if]

They're easily pleased.

[@elleinfj1998]

I’m not American but that’s a bad thing how?

[@James-gc5if]

Haikyuu Trash Because if the default response to anything is to clap and cheer, the acts of clapping and cheering lose all meaning. They just become verbal ticks, alongside coughing, sneezing, saying "tum te tum" and so on...

[@elleinfj1998]

James Oh ok.

[@LittleMissKristie22]

It's only unpronounceable to people who don't speak Welsh, would you say that about your own towns in America because not everyone speaks English.

[@lucygaehring7391]

Boi, it aint unpronouncable, it's just hard. A lot harder than learning "Fry" in English, which is a town name LOL.

[@kimbo5260]

Zwei Universe It really isn't that hard. I only know a little bit of Welsh but I learnt the pronounciation of this in 5 mins. You just need a little basic knowledge on the language and practice. So for Welsh speakers it really isn't hard.

[@abigaillewis9198]

Zwei Universe if you speak Welsh (even if you’re not fluent) then it isn’t hard, it’s just like any other place name

[@user-ii6xq4ke7v]

Why u mad?

[@agustinvenegas5238]

Not everyone,a lot of Americans can't pronounce san Diego to save their asses because it's a Spanish name, that happens through all the southwestern states

[@Lonesome.Cowboy]

Imagine sending a letter to someone living there...The Post Office would ask for a deposit. Thank God for emails and texts.

[@jackcarter5101]

It's known as Llanfair P.G also

[@alexaaa7174]

And here I thought that spelling and saying : Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis was impressive

[@kailiak4271]

Nawwwww... Easy peasy lemon squeezy!

[@detonator2112]

She's SO adorable. Pure class. Completely different from the plastic Hollywood bimbos.

[@monisharmuk]

It’s like someone fell asleep on their keyboard when naming that town and that became the eventual name.

[@alexfrommars]

what a small world, taron egerton lived in this town as well, its a small world but we don't see beyonce in target

[@SpikeSpiegel96]

Lol🤣

[@insouciantlady8695]

Taron is also from that place???? like how many famous people are from there?????

[@Null321-z1x]

insouciant lady Taron is from Aberystwyth

[@jonbridge1285]

So happy to hear someone get the pronunciation spot on!

[@IrishKeshiHead]

Yeah.. she may be from wales, wait till a new zealander does this one - Taumatawhakatangi­hangakoauauotamatea­turipukakapikimaunga­horonukupokaiwhen­uakitanatahu

[@brad5983]

Liam Davis she English 🤣 coz she can pronounce it doesn’t mean she is

[@madelinebrown5240]

"I don't blame you for getting out of there." 😂😂😂

[@WelshmanSudios]

Awsome 😂 love her for proud of her ancestors. Love from wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@fayearabela]

Instructions unclear. There is now a demon in my living room.

[@sandrine3586]

“Let me go over here” “Yeah, now you’ll get it.” 1:18

[@erenyeagar2928]

I watched the ring yesterday and now I love naomi watts

[@catrinnowaczek9692]

Being a Welsh speaker and watching this is hilarious

[@jamiexzzz]

Thanks for helping everyone pronounce welsh! Da iawn!

[@orf2072]

All I remember is that one weather boy

[@stayforthepeelpronpls4774]

When translated it’s actually a description of the directions to the town train station

[@kyragrayc]

My phone: **falls on me** The text sent to my mom:

[@tdr2512]

To be fair she did pretty well for someone who wasn't born and raised in Wales. I was in Llanfair PG the other day and i could have made a fortune if i charged the tourists in Pringles to say it!

[@Frostshokula]

1:29 Your girl before you get married 😂