What’s the best way to learn a letter in Welsh?
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 hard to learn, any hints or tips would be welcome.
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November 12th, 2009 at 10:13 pm
Hey. What d’you mean? So you basically have to memorize the letter, or write a completely original one in the exam?
If you know exactly what you’ll have to write, just write it once, and then keep writing it down until you know it. Or turn it into a song to make it easier to remember.
Put all the words you usually forget onto the page of 36 words, and include any that would help you develop new sentences if you got stuck for what to write in the exam. Include lots of adjectives describing yourself, because then you can write endless sentences about your personality if needs be. :L
Like ‘Rydw i’n hyderus’ and then replace the adjective. =P
Just practise so much that it’ll be easy in the exam.
Good luck!
November 12th, 2009 at 10:13 pm
I’d love to know that as well.