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"Dydd Santes Dwynwen Hapus" is pronounced as "Deeth San-tess Dwin-wen Hap-iss." The "Dydd" sounds like "deeth," "Santes" is pronounced "san-tess," "Dwynwen" is "Dwin-wen," and "Hapus" sounds like "hap-iss." This phrase means "Happy St. Dwynwen's Day" in Welsh, celebrating the patron saint of lovers.

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