Clannad
/klannad/from spelling rules
Clannad is the Spanish way to refer to the Scottish Celtic folk music group.
How do you pronounce it?
/klannad/
Did you know?
- Because the group is Celtic, some Spanish music critics might categorize Clannad under música celta, a genre that enjoys a dedicated cult following in regions like Galicia.
- A Spanish speaker might describe the influence of Clannad as atemporal, a word that means both timeless and existing outside of time.
- Spanish speakers pronouncing Clannad will likely use a clear, dental 'd' sound at the end, unlike some English accents that soften the final consonant.
Examples in context
- ¡Me encanta Clannad! Es una de las mejores series de anime que he visto.I love Clannad! It's one of the best anime series I've ever seen.
- ¿Has visto Clannad?Have you watched Clannad?
- Deberías ver Clannad, ¡te va a encantar!You should watch Clannad, you'll love it!
- Me hizo llorar mucho la historia de Nagisa en Clannad: After StoryNagisa's story in Clannad: After Story made me cry a lot
- Me encanta la música de Clannad.I love Clannad's music.
- Escuchamos un disco de Clannad en la radio.We listened to a Clannad album on the radio.
- Clannad es un grupo de música celta.Clannad is a Celtic music group.
Example conversation
Alejandro and María are at a record store.
- Alejandro¿Conoces al grupo Clannad?Do you know the group Clannad?
- MaríaSí, me gusta mucho su estilo.Yes, I really like their style.
- AlejandroTienen canciones muy relajantes.They have very relaxing songs.
- MaríaEs verdad, voy a comprar un CD.It's true, I'm going to buy a CD.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
