Archive for the ‘Welsh Language’ Category
Sunday, November 22nd, 2009
My welsh GF said this to me and i am still barely learning Welsh please help.
lol She was saying bye to everyone when i said I love you to her, so that explains it
Tags: gf, welsh
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Sunday, November 22nd, 2009
Hi.
Persons that often stay in this category know that I’m studying english (I hope to do better with it).
I have to do it for job becouse in Italy like a lot of nations in Europe we have english as a second language.
Ok, so , I saw here that many of you are studying polish, hindi, [...]
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Saturday, November 21st, 2009
What does mis mean?? It is a word in the welsh language.
Ex.
A mis is about 30 days.
Tags: Welsh Language
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Friday, November 20th, 2009
I consider that many Welsh females are disrespectful, vulgar, repulsive, obese, small-minded, whores. I am from Wales and I have had many females disrespect me. Laughing hysterically at me and impolitely talking back.
Hahaha racist? That’s a new one.
Tags: disrespect, females, racist, wales, welsh, whores
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Friday, November 20th, 2009
Can someone please name some Welsh Television programs(like caerdydd) or Movies? They can be Welsh language or just accent.
I realize this should be in the entertainment section but I thought maybe I would get more answers here.
Tags: accent, caerdydd, entertainment section, television programs, Welsh Language
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Thursday, November 19th, 2009
I know that most languages start with many changes based on region and other languages influencing; but once a language has been established, what language hasn’t changed much?
For instance, a branch of the Celtic languages like Welsh, or a branch of the Romance languages like the Catalan language. Have these changed much since they were [...]
Tags: catalan language, celtic languages, hasn, romance languages, spoken language, welsh
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Thursday, November 19th, 2009
I just love the sound of the language,i’m Irish so I don’t know if that would make it easier or harder.
Can someone give me some words or sentances and pronounciations please? I know one word-Crymru!
Tags: sentances
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Wednesday, November 18th, 2009
is very much alive!25% of us speak it,and it is on the increase big time.I am fluent in Welsh and English.Also i think Wales should be indipendant,vote plaid!Rydw in meddwl dyled Cymru fod yn annibyniol ac hefyd rhydd or Saeson.Ni ywr goreuon yr byd yma,ac yn anwedig rygbi.
Tags: big time, cymru, wales, welsh
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Tuesday, November 17th, 2009
is very much alive!25% of us speak it,and it is on the increase big time.I am fluent in Welsh and English.Also i think Wales should be indipendant,vote plaid!Rydw in meddwl dyled Cymru fod yn annibyniol ac hefyd rhydd or Saeson.Ni ywr goreuon yr byd yma,ac yn anwedig rygbi.
Tags: big time, cymru, wales, welsh
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Monday, November 16th, 2009
is this correct? (talk about party)
1:Bore da.
2:Bore da, fi sy’n cynnal parti i Sain. Hoffwn chi ddod?
1: Pryd mae’r parti?
2:Mae parti yn a nos wener.
1:Hoffwn i ddod i’r parti. Pwy arall sy’n mynd i’r parti?
2:Caitlin a Dieno.
1:Iawn. Am faint o’r gloch mae’r parti?
2: 7 o’r gloch tan 9.
1:Ble mae’r parti?
2:Yn fy ty. Sut wyt ti’n [...]
Tags: caitlin, clock, cynnal, dad, fi, friday night, gloch, little house, mae, mynd, parti, party 1, sut, tad, ty, welsh, wyt
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Monday, November 16th, 2009
im fifteen now, just about to do my GCSE’s in Wales,UK. and ive chosen Welsh as one of my options, but when i leave school i want to know whether i should carry on trying to learn Welsh fluently or leave it? any suggestions from other language speakers?
Tags: gcse, language speakers, wales uk, welsh
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Sunday, November 15th, 2009
is very much alive!25% of us speak it,and it is on the increase big time.I am fluent in Welsh and English.Also i think Wales should be indipendant,vote plaid!Rydw in meddwl dyled Cymru fod yn annibyniol ac hefyd rhydd or Saeson.Ni ywr goreuon yr byd yma,ac yn anwedig rygbi.
Tags: big time, cymru, wales, welsh
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Saturday, November 14th, 2009
How much weight can a 13 H Welsh Pony handle comfortable?
Would a rider that is 5′4 and 125 lbs be okay for 2 hours every few days, or is that too much weight?
Here is a picture of a pony the size I am talking about http://www.chregliamanor.com/Sales/Images/Benny/BennyLeft2.jpg
Tags: few days, images, welsh pony
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Saturday, November 14th, 2009
hi
i have a welsh oral exam in a month and i have to talk for 5 minutes about a particular subject. It needs to have 5 points. For example,
Subject: First World War
point 1. why did it start?
point 2. who was involved?
point 3. the life as a soldier?
point 4. how did it effect the country/welsh [...]
Tags: anorexia, credit crunch, first world war, language point, obesity, oral exam, soldier point, war point, Welsh Language
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Friday, November 13th, 2009
After reading answers from other questions,it is obious to me that most people dont know a thing about the Welsh language.I speak it fluently,diolch yn fawr,but most people think of it as a dying language that no-one cares about.Or,even more annoying,mix it up with a toatally different language gaelic.Welsh is from Wales and Gaelic is [...]
Tags: scotland, wales, Welsh Language
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Thursday, November 12th, 2009
For my Welsh GSCE, I have to learn a letter of application for me to tested on it. I’m finding it hard to learn. I’m allowing to bring in a sheet of 36 words which I have put on sentence starters, Gwelais i eich hysbysed etc and long words/adjectives, ddefnyddiol, berthnasol etc.Since I’m finding it [...]
Tags: adjectives, gsce, letter of application, sentence starters, welsh
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Thursday, November 12th, 2009
I am Welsh and i was just wondering how many Americans of Welsh decent are there in American.Unhryw un cymraeg yna mas yn America?And are these so called welsh-americans aware of their roots,where wales is,the welsh language and so on?
ps I am a fluent welsh speaker,and without welsh people there wouldent really be a america,really,just [...]
Tags: cymraeg, roots, wales, Welsh Language, yn, yna
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Wednesday, November 11th, 2009
I want to learn a new language I already know welsh english and a tad of french,Id like to learn either german or spanish or a language like that help
ps I’m 13
Tags: new language, tad, welsh
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Tuesday, November 10th, 2009
Oops
I’ve managed to install a Welsh language pack, I would really like to un-install it but its in Welsh. My Welsh is very limited
I’ve got this far;
Hoffech chi ddadosod Welsh (cy GB) Language Pack?
Should I choose Dadosod or Diddymu
Diolch
Tags: cy, gb, language pack, Welsh Language
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Monday, November 9th, 2009
I’m starting uni in september, possibly in Wales. The course would be in English but I’d like to know a few simple phrases. The online courses are lame! So if anyone wants to help me? I currently don’t speak a single word of Welsh…!
Tags: phrases, single word, wales, welsh
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Sunday, November 8th, 2009
Can anyone provide for me any Christian prayers preferably in the following languages:
Welsh, Gaelic (Irish or Scottish), French, Hebrew, German, Esperanto, Romansh, Romanian, and/or Russian.
If you don’t know any prayers in these languages, any prayers you do know in any language [...]
Tags: christian prayers, esperanto, hebrew, languages, romansh, welsh
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Saturday, November 7th, 2009
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Friday, November 6th, 2009
Dysgwr ydw i ond does dim lot o bobl o amgylch i fi sy’n siarad cymraeg, felly sgen i ddim lot o ymarfer i’w siarad. Byddai’n neis i siarad efo bobl sy’n rhugl yn cymraeg i helpu fi dysgu. taset isio adio fi i dy msn fy nghyfeiriad yw mwyalchen@hotmail.com. Diolch
Tags: bobl, felly, fi, isio, siarad cymraeg, yn, yw
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Thursday, November 5th, 2009
I mean what’s the official language in Wales and Ireland? English, Welsh or Gaelic?
Tags: ireland, wales, welsh
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Wednesday, November 4th, 2009
Can anyone who knows the Welsh language suggest a nice, not too hard to say (for non-welsh) name for our soon to be born Welsh pony filly? preferably with the meaning… or maybe a website?
Tags: filly, Welsh Language, welsh name, welsh pony
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Wednesday, November 4th, 2009
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Monday, November 2nd, 2009
I love Welsh!! Wales is my favourite place in the world especially around Snowdonia! I want to live there!
I just love the language! I watch the Welsh channel sometimes even though I don’t understand a word of it! I really want to learn it but I think it would be really hard!
What is your favourite?
xxx
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What [...]
Tags: accent, favourite place, snowdonia, wales, welsh channel, yorkshire
Posted in Welsh Language | 24 Comments »
Saturday, October 31st, 2009
could you also list what categoriess they fall under such as
comedyy
talk showchildren’sns
etc …
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Saturday, October 31st, 2009
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!
Tags: idioms, sayings, second language, thanks in advance, welsh
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Friday, October 30th, 2009
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 [...]
Tags: duh, foreign language, french italian, grammar, learner, mandarin, medical science, portuguese, regional languages, sanskrit, spoken languages, urdu, welsh, zulu
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Thursday, October 29th, 2009
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
Tags: clicking tools, spellchecker, welsh
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Thursday, October 29th, 2009
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 [...]
Tags: culture of ireland, foreign language, queen, scotland, scottish background, uk germany, welsh
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Wednesday, October 28th, 2009
I don’t hate the English I like some of them but some I don’t. Be honest and say good or bad things.
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Tuesday, October 27th, 2009
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.
Tags: breton, celtic languages, cornish, manx, speakers, welsh
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Monday, October 26th, 2009
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 [...]
Tags: accent, dwi, first language, fod, welsh, yma, yn, yw
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