Talk:Brynglas railway station

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Hyphenation in translations[edit]

As with Dolgoch, hyphenation is not required here. The name is rarely if ever hyphenated in sources. Also for translation purposes, placenames are frequently concatenated from separate words - for example it would be correct to say "Gatwick, meaning goat farm", rather than "Gat-wick, meaning goat-farm." This is the way the sources show the translations, for example Drummond's Rails Along the Fathew, and we should follow suit. — O Still Small Voice of Clam 18:55, 23 January 2020 (UTC)[reply]