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in reply to a message by cymrulady
WAY too many N's in Taliesin Dylan Evans. Just--no. Too many N's.
I live in Wisconsin, and so I immediately think of Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright's home. It's a gorgeous place, and it's pronunced tal-YES-in (tal sounds like Al) around here. Tal-ee-ES-in and tally-ES-in sound overly drawn out to me.
I really like Taliesin with the nn Tal (once again, rhyming with Al). I probably wouldn't use it, but I have good associations with it, and I think it's very handsome.
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I live in Wisconsin, and so I immediately think of Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright's home. It's a gorgeous place, and it's pronunced tal-YES-in (tal sounds like Al) around here. Tal-ee-ES-in and tally-ES-in sound overly drawn out to me.
I really like Taliesin with the nn Tal (once again, rhyming with Al). I probably wouldn't use it, but I have good associations with it, and I think it's very handsome.
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"That was the thing about aliens that no one ever really expected. They're a bit dull."
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
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