How do I pronounce pwdre sêr?

could you also list what categoriess they fall under such as
comedyy
talk showchildren'sns
etc ...

i'm second language welsh and i am wondering if anyone could give me any good idioms/sayings to use in my work. any websites would be helpful also. thanks in advance!

Does anyone know what language did the Ancient Britons speak I've heard that they spoke a form of Welsh is this true

I am keen to learn a foreign language (preferably more in future) and as I am a fast learner and not too dull, I think I'll be able to study it no matter how complex it is in terms of grammar/script/etc.

So why not learn something that will be useful?

Mandarin is one of the most spoken languages in the world but will it be needed in future? I'm planning on studying medical science, by the way. I was wondering about Spanish since there are a lot of countries that use it. What about French, Italian and Portuguese? Are they widespread?

I'm acquainted with English (duh!), Sanskrit, Hindi, Urdu and some regional languages, too.

So what do you think? Which language(s) would be most useful?

By the way, I won't be having much problem learning any kind of language... except something spoken by a small number like Zulu, Welsh or something like that, for which the books and classes aren't easily available.

I'm doing a presentation about the Welsh language and society, and wanted to know a few reasons why people spoke Welsh. Also, I would like to know if there is a more "prestigious" dialect/accent in Welsh, for example, RP English is in England.
oops i meant speak, not spoke! bad grammar on my part, sorry!

I have followed their instructions for changing it, but it never works and for some reason always changes into Welsh. I just want my spellchecker to work!! I have also tried clicking tools, then select language and then English UK, but that doesn't do anything either. Thanks xxx

I want to learn a foreign language but i cant decide one and none besides German Welsh or Gaelic. Im in my 2nd year of German in High School so i have previous knowledge of German but i don't really try in that class so i haven't learned as much as i should of i guess. Gaelic- Im an Irish American and i have a ton of irish/scottish background like My great great great great aunt was the Queen of Scotland and i absolutely love the culture of Ireland. Welsh- Im going to want to some day live in the UK, Germany, or Ireland and Welsh seems like a pretty cool language, i do not have any previous knowledge of Welsh. So just whats your guys opinion on what i should learn and most likely i will end up living in one of these places?

I don't hate the English I like some of them but some I don't. Be honest and say good or bad things.

The Celtic Languages are:

Welsh
Breton
Manx
Irish
Scottish
Cornish
Scottish is only spoken by 60,000 people though.
I just looked it up, Irish has 400,000 speakers. With 1,000,000 with limited Knowledge. Welsh has 750,000 speakers and 1,500,000 knowledgeable people.

Not sure what the actual language is called!!

I'm welsh would like to know other's views!
Welsh isn't an accent!

It's a language and almost 1000 years older than english if not older
Yes welsh is my first language i only really speak English when talking to a non welsh speaking (not common in my area) and on the internet such as here)

Cymraeg yw fy iaith cyntaf a dwi'm yn siarad llawer fawr o Saesneg yn fy nghymuned am fod y Gymraeg mor gryf yma.

Any websites to learn Gaelic? I don't mind starting like a kid... as for welsh, second priority but it'll be nice if any. ta

Alright so I'm thinking about learning Irish or Welsh. Which language is more easy to learn? There are some facts to consider:

I'm English and I can speak English, Spanish and Korean fluently. And I can read/write a little German, French, Italian and Japanese.

So what do you say? I know Welsh is a bit more widely used and probably more benefial for business but that's not what I'm asking. I just want to know which is more easy to learn.

Thanks
Oh and if you recommend Welsh then tell me if I should learn South Welsh or North Welsh.
Both are hard to learn, yeah I know, that's why I want to try.

I am getting a tattoo for a deceased family member,
I have a picture, and I want to get "A beautiful Live" in welsh...
I keep looking for translation sites, but nothing is helping, and most of the time they don't give you the correct use or form of ANY words.
If someone cant translate this, it'd be great.
Thank you.
I meant "A beautiful life"
Sorry
Also if you could translate "My Angel"
I think angel is angylion

Research for my book. ^^

Anywho, do they speak Welsh all the time there? Also, do they teach in Welsh or in English at schools? Thanks in advance!
Thanks everyone! =)

"Through death, we find life."

I'd prefer if it was the actual translation and not a broken translation from an online translator. I'm getting this tattooed on my wrist, so I'd rather it be grammatically correct.

Do you think the phrase " i was just helping it through the fence " is true? And why do they talk like complete retards?

For cultural purposes

In my language welsh we say - Annibyniaeth,

All answer even if your Welsh lol

Diolch

in the play i am writing, it is supposed to be very "welsh" and the town too. what does that mean? thanks!

You are wright there K wilson my first language is Welsh but it isn't odd it's the language of our home our community and our country we know no different. And Welsh is not welsh gaelic it's Brythonic. Gaelic is another group Goidelic . Goidelic consists of Irish, Scots Gaelic and Manz whereas Brythonic consists of Welsh, Breton and Cornish .

Diolch yn fawr a Cymraeg yw fy iaith gyntaf i! A mae well gen i siarad Cymraeg achos Cymraeg yw iaith fy nghalon

I've been wondering this for a while. I'd love to learn Welsh only there isn't really an abundance of teachers around. If you can recommend a good Welsh online or book course that can be taken to a high level, please say so in your answer. Thank you ^.^

Is the language you speak your first language?
Second?

Are you fluent?
Do you only speak a little?

Write something in that language.

Diolch,
Trugarez
Meur rasta
Thank You
Dydh da fatla genis? My a dhysk yn temmyn begh Kernywek ons nyns a kewsel Kernewek yn regel.

Diwrnod Dda siwt wyt ti? Rwy'n dysgu tamaid bach o Gernyweg ond dwi ddim yn siarad Cernyweg yn Rhugl.

Cymraeg yw yn iaith i ,
Welsh is My language
Haha wel puddleduck neis clywed ni a yn union mae'r statws wedi tyfu yn barod ar hwn rwyf wedi gofyn 2 cwestiwn yn y gymraeg yn unig wedi cael ymatebiad sylweddol a na doedd y cwestiynau wedi cael ei ddileu am y tro cyntaf! =)

Can you tell me which part of England do welsh people most likely to lived there?

Celtic languages are

Welsh,Irish,Scottish Gaelic,Manx,Cornish and Breton!

My favorite is welsh because it's my mother tongue my first language and i love it's poetical rhythm! Also i think it's just a beautiful language.

hey guys, i have a welsh oral exam tomorrow, the teacher is going to ask me a set of simple questions about myself and homelessness in wales. i just need simple ways to say these sentences, if any1 can help me say them in welsh i would REALLY appreciate it! 10 points best answer, thanks! x x

homelessness is expected to rise by 12 percent between 1996 and 2016. 50,000 people experience homelessness in wales every year. it is terrible.

i think they are homeless because of lack of jobs and education. wales is much less populated than england.

to be honest cardiff has a largr number of homelessness than abertae but on the other hand places like london have high homeless rates too.

anyone please?? simple sentences don't have to be hard just enough to get the message across of what i said in each part, thanks

I'm an American druid of the Welsh Gwyddonic tradition, and would love to learn the language. Several of the Gods/Goddesses have Welsh names and I want to pronounce them properly.

I have been learning Welsh recently via the Internet and it is really hard to learn the pronunciation. Are there any places on the Internet that I can learn the pronunciation of Welsh?