Cornella-de-llobregat
[kawr-nel-yah duh lyoh-bruh-gaht; Spanish kawr-ne-lyah th e lyaw-bre-gaht] /ˌkɔr nɛlˈyɑ də ˌlyoʊ brəˈgɑt; Spanish ˌkɔr nɛˈlyɑ ðɛ ˌlyɔ brɛˈgɑt/
noun
1.
a city in N Spain.
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