Im not sure what i want to learn
1.) German
2.) Greek
3.) Italian
4.) Irish Gaelic
5.) Cymraeg (Welsh)

I really am intrested in Irish and Welsh but not sure.
I plan on moving to Europe for awhile after college and tracing my roots back thier in Wales and Ireland so both are kinda what i want to learn but i also love Italian and Greek & German >.< sohard to choose.

It's a competition, I have to design a new logo [old one is a kid crying with broken arm + patched up teddy = very depressing -.-] and come up with a name + slogan

The charity/trust is called The Trust for Sick Children in Wales BUT it's basically a trust that collects money to let parents stay in a building next to the hospital completely free of charge so they don't have to travel if they have a terminally ill child in hospital.

The logo I've done is two parents, mum crouching, dad standing, beckoning a child and the kid is just out of reach, holding out his hand trying to reach back. It's all in silhouettes but the kid is wearing a blue hospital gown and a bandanna [the ones that some kids wear after Chemotherapy, it'll either have a welsh flag on it or just rainbow colours] Also, I'm contemplating putting a sort of roof-shaped "flick" over the parents or something as in a shelter but that might look as though the kid isn't allowed under shelter :L? ....anyway it's not totally finished but that's not overly important (:

What I'm having trouble with at the moment is the name + slogan. Right now the name is The Trust for Sick Children in Wales, and the slogan is "Make this your charity, please" <-with "please" written in a child's handwriting.
I'm completely stuck for ideas :S

I've been thinking about something like "Love heals best" or "Cadw'r Cariad/Keeping the love" as a slogan [Cadw'r cariad is the welsh translation] but you don't want to give the parents too much hope and the second doesn't make much sense... :S so I don't like that, or something like "_name of trust_ -because love has no boundaries" as in the love of the parents won't stop them from being with the kid? But I don't like that either =/
I wouldn't be asking unless I was desperate but I don't feel bad asking because the competition is to re-vamp the trust's image and to modernise it, re-naming it and getting a new slogan is optional, but requested if you get what I mean...
it's in for this Friday anyway so I really really need ideas :S
Thanks in advance x

P.S. IF you happen to speak Welsh, I'm making it bilingual but if you have any ideas in welsh, it would be cool if not, no worries, the chances of a Welsh speaking person coming across this is insane :L x

13hh bay Arab x Welsh mare 4 yo

unbroken, quiet and stunning, great movement she will excel at anything, showjumping/pony club/dressage and especially showing

she's been backed and ready to break, good with dogs and children

she will not go as a first project pony or to a un experienced home, she is very special and i am in no rush to sell her

,000 she is worth every penny
just so i dont flood the other one with to many edits >.< this is my last one thanks for your reply on the other
its spring here this is in aus dollars so 1,000 is actually a standard price for any horse,
what i mean by backed is EVERYTHING has been done, gypsy is a real sweetheart not rude, not pushy and very respectful the only reason why i haven't followed tough is from a fall off a friends horse during a hunt i dont have enough confidence and i refuse to get on the way i feel on a unbroken horse no mater how quiet she is i will not give her a bad start,
i've sat on her climbed on her bareback and in saddle she is quiet and easy to train no spook, no buck nothing

Rwyf wrth fy modd eich cerddoriaeth ac yn gweithredu, rydych yn talentog iawn.
It's meant to say - I love your music and acting, you're very talented.
Trying to impress my mate whose first language is Welsh. I am Welsh myself I just don't speak the language. :L
<3

Matthew says:
Dydw i ddim yn hoffi eich o gwbl!
Hailie's Woman <3 says:
Mae Maffoo yn dwp iawn
Matthew says:
Mae Daniel yn ddrwg iawn. Mae'n gas gyda fi Daniel. Mae e'n fy enoi mawr
Hailie's Woman <3 says:
Mae e'n fy enoi mawr?
Matthew says:
Haha! Dwyt ti ddim yn cael!
Matthew says:
Rydw i'n ennill!
Hailie's Woman <3 says:
Nac ydw, :]
Hailie's Woman <3 says:
RYDW I'N ennill PL1
Hailie's Woman <3 says:
Achos rydw i'n cool (H)
Matthew says:
Mae Daniel yn sbwriel i Gymraeg. Mae e'n colli. Rydw i'n ennill mawr!
Matthew says:
Rydyn nhw'r vowell
Hailie's Woman <3 says:
Mae Maffoo yn ddrwg iawn i siarad gyda pobl >__>
Matthew says:
Oes?
Hailie's Woman <3 says:
Oes
Matthew says:
Dydw i ddim yn cyuno
Hailie's Woman <3 says:
Cytuno, bitchiau
Matthew says:
Rydw'n mwy sollab
Matthew says:
Rydw i'n meddwl bod Hailie yn allosiawdau iawn
Hailie's Woman <3 says:
Rydw i'n meddwl bod Hailie yn drygionus y rhywiol iawn <3
Hailie's Woman <3 says:
*a
Matthew says:
Pfft
Matthew says:
Mae Hailie yn trist
Hailie's Woman <3 says:
Mae Maffoo yn mwy trist....
Hailie's Woman <3 says:
O gwbwl :]
Matthew says:
Rydw i'n ar ben mae hi
Hailie's Woman <3 says:
... Mae Matthew yn dwp... dwp iawn nu!
Matthew says:
Haha. Dydy mae Daniel ddim yn gwybodaeth yn Cymraeg

I want to use one or the other for a dog name, but I want to make sure I am saying them right.
I couldn't find much on pronunciation online.

I think you say "Ci" and "Key". Is that right?

I have found that the dd in "Blaidd" is like O or something.
Could someone please let me know how to say each correctly. Thanks so much.

(and yes, with the "Blaidd", I am a Doctor Who fan <g>)