Thursday, November 12th, 2009
Do more speak welsh than speak Irish Gaelic?
Are there more second language welsh speakers than second language Irish Gaelic speakers?
Do more speak Irish as a native language than speak welsh as a native language ?
And so on .
The North isn’t more welsh speaking than the south . Wales is more linguistically divided by west to [...]
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Monday, October 19th, 2009
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 [...]
Tags: bach, cymraeg, dwi, first language, hwn, mae, meur, ond, puddleduck, regel, rwy, tyfu, unig, wedi, welsh, yw
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