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|    Searles O'Dubhain to Féach@d.óir    |
|    Re: How to pronounce Bhrid    |
|    09 Sep 06 19:54:03    |
   
   From: odubhain@comcast.net   
      
   "Féachadóir" wrote in message   
   news:8ka0g2tgfbsvd5gjkc4fnm8dmri3atset5@4ax.com...   
   > Scríobh Ciaran :   
   >>"bh" and "mh" are pronounced as the English "v".   
   >   
   > Only when followed by E or I, otherwise they are pronounced as W   
   >   
      
   Not always. My last name is pronounced with a "V" sound. Other examples   
   would be:   
      
   bhfuil - vil   
   bhur - vu:r   
      
   It depends on the dialect. My last name is Anglicized as Duane, Devane   
   or Dwayne in some dialects and districts.   
      
   Searles O'Dubhain   
      
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