I had a dream last night, I don't remember much of it but I do remember distinctly that the words "Cwn Annwn" were written on a white piece of paper and I was like, 'hold on thats Welsh-ish spelling'. What does this mean? I'm trying to learn Welsh, as I'd love to come to Wales someday so all I know is how to pronounce the letters and words and the basics like "good morning" bore da. This phrase has never crossed my path in my studies.

Hello, is there a person who speaks Welsh who could translate this simple phrase for me? Note that I have already tried using Google Translator (which gave me "Yn enw Myrddin Wyllt"), but I don't trust machine translation all that much. Thanks...

Hi, there!

I am a bit confused as to what languages are spoken in Scotland and Ireland, other than English, of course. It looks like both countries come from a similar background, yet their languages differ.
I need this text translated in welsh, or the language the Scotland's ancestors were speaking. I should be so lucky if somebody who knows both languages will take a look at my humble request.

"NOT EVEN DEATH CAN STOP ETERNITY"

Here comes the tricky part: I need one word, ONLY one, translated in old Irish.

I am trying to write a book, and this small phrase is meant to sent my heroine into a search quest. Having one word in Irish in this phrase, it will give her the certitude she's not wrong.
I don't care which one is the word, as long as it is from old Irish.
Thank you!

I'm looking for a decoration for a christmas tree with some welsh phrase on, or something that is uniquely welsh.

If anyone knows any websites, please help!

Thanks in advance

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