Say it in Cymraeg: PDF files for Welsh to use in the shop/cafe/pub/office/meeting
Being Welsh (and of course, very proud), I always struggle with my conscience that I cannot speak the language of my country. Welsh is a beautiful language and I wish I had been more interested at …
Say it in Cymraeg: PDF files for Welsh to use in the shop/cafe/pub/office/meeting
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Being Welsh (and of course, very proud), I always struggle with my conscience that I cannot speak the language of my country. Welsh is a beautiful language and I wish I had been more interested at …
Say it in Cymraeg: PDF files for Welsh to use in the shop/cafe/pub/office/meeting
Being Welsh (and of course, very proud), I always struggle with my conscience that I cannot speak the language of my country. Welsh is a beautiful language and I wish I had been more interested at …
Say it in Cymraeg: PDF files for Welsh to use in the shop/cafe/pub/office/meeting
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When you sign up for a Welsh course, one of the very first survival phrases you’ll learn is “How are you?”. This “cyfarchiad” (greeting) can be expressed in two different ways: the colloquial “Sut wyt ti?” (NW) / “Shwt wyt ti?” (SW) the formal or plural “Sut ‘dach chi?” (NW) / “Shwt ‘ych chi?” (SW)...Read More
Being Welsh (and of course, very proud), I always struggle with my conscience that I cannot speak the language of my country. Welsh is a beautiful language and I wish I had been more interested at …
