Hi,
The thought just struck me - and I cant find an answer anywhere - that if there are certain letter combinations, in Welsh, that only count as one letter (e.g. CH, LL etc) then how are these capitalised at the begining of a word...
Is it right to put LLoyd or Lloyd
Thanks for the insight.
Panoramix
"Double" letters
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by free_floating » 07 Jun 2007, 17:14
As far as I have found, it's Lloyd. So, just one ... Llewellyn is written with one capital letter as well
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by ~*Blackbird*~ » 07 Jun 2007, 19:47
Any double letters in Welsh are only capitalised with the first part e.g dd-Dd ll-Ll ff-Ff and so forth! 
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