I've put together a brief guide to help with the pronunciation of Old English (Anglo-Saxon) words in my books. Thanks to Christopher Monk (aka The Anglo-Saxon Monk) for some help years ago with this stuff and to Barnaby Edwards for the great narration on the audio books. All mistakes are purely my own!
More resources about Old English pronunciation:
https://people.umass.edu/sharris/in/gram/GrammarBook/Pronunciation.html
https://ealdaenglisc.wordpress.com/old-english-lessons/lesson-0-alphabet-and-pronunciation/
http://oldenglish.umwblogs.org/pronunciation-guide/
More resources about Old English pronunciation:
https://people.umass.edu/sharris/in/gram/GrammarBook/Pronunciation.html
https://ealdaenglisc.wordpress.com/old-english-lessons/lesson-0-alphabet-and-pronunciation/
http://oldenglish.umwblogs.org/pronunciation-guide/
Can you explain why the C is soft in Bernicia and hard in Acennon?
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