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Sharon Elton
@sharonelton (30756)
• Lichfield, England
17 Mar 25
You all know how much I like shopping. So I thought I'd do a Welsh lesson on shopping!
Shopping in Welsh is siopa and it's pronounced sh-oh-pah
The shop in Welsh is y siop and it's pronounced [i]uh...
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Sharon Elton
@sharonelton (30756)
• Lichfield, England
11 Dec 24
I'm going to teach you how to say some Christmas phrases in Welsh, from the picture above.
I will write the English in normal type, then the Welsh in bold, and the pronunciation in italics. (What I like about the picture above...
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Sharon Elton
@sharonelton (30756)
• Lichfield, England
11 Nov 24
I previously talked about how some Welsh words appear in a different order to those in English. So today I'm going to go through a few phrases, and see where parts of it are said in a different order to English.
[b]Rydw i'n...
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Sharon Elton
@sharonelton (30756)
• Lichfield, England
5 Nov 24
Today's Welsh phrase of the day is:-
Dw i'n hoffi coffi
This means in English:-
I like coffee
It's pronounced doo-een hoffi coffi
Lets look at it closer.
i in Welsh means I or me. It is not capitalised...
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Sharon Elton
@sharonelton (30756)
• Lichfield, England
25 Oct 24
The first phrase of interest from the book is:-
pan o'n i'n ifanc
This phrase means in English:- When I was young
So I know that in that section of the book he's talking about when he was young. I don't know what...
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Sharon Elton
@sharonelton (30756)
• Lichfield, England
16 Sep 24
Strictly Come Dancing is a dancing competition in the UK, where celebrities are teamed up with professional dancers and taught to dance, then on the Saturday they dance live on air and get critiqued by four judges, then given a...
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Fleur
@Fleura (34927)
• United Kingdom
3 Oct 22
A few days ago I was at a social function where we were all seated at tables of six or seven, most of whom didn’t know each other. So people were trying to make polite conversation, asking how we knew the host, where we lived...
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AmberLynn
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104615)
• United States
11 Mar 21
Subtitle: That time a television caused the entire population of a Welsh village to lose internet connectivity every morning at 7 AM.
Well, that about sums it up to be honest...
But I'll post a link below if ya want to read a...
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Sharon Elton
@sharonelton (30756)
• Lichfield, England
12 Nov 19
I'm trying to learn Welsh. I haven't got very far yet really. I'm not that good at retaining information. I've got plenty of books to help me learn Welsh and a few apps on my tablet to help. I hope to learn Welsh because one day I...
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AmberLynn
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104615)
• United States
15 Apr 19
I am either not looking in the right spot, or not looking hard enough. I was reading yesterday and came across a welsh word that I assume is either a curse or an adamant way to say no.
Nargois is the word. This is one of...
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AmberLynn
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104615)
• United States
3 Feb 19
Some of you on here may have heard about this. I am sure there's every possibility that some were even taught about this in schools. The "Welsh Not" was a piece of wood, often a ruler, with the inscription of "WN" on it. This...
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AmberLynn
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104615)
• United States
22 Jan 19
I don't speak Welsh. I mean, I could tell you I like coffee in Welsh (one of the first things you learn when using online resources) but that's about it. (Dw i'n Hoffi Koffi, for those wondering.. Though I may have the Dw i'n part...
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AmberLynn
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104615)
• United States
9 Jan 19
This is actually somewhat of a long tale so I am going to try to consolidate it as best I can. I'll share a link to those who want to read it in it's entirety.
[i]There once lived a just and noble King by the name of March. His...
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AmberLynn
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104615)
• United States
2 Jan 19
Okay, so technically this isn't a part of mythology. Actually, there's no technically about it, it flat out isn't a myth.
Several places in the world have had this tradition, though I don't believe it's in practice anymore. The...
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AmberLynn
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104615)
• United States
17 Feb 16
Creiddylad is the Welsh Goddess of love and flowers. Her story is sort of a sad one. She was promised to one man but stolen by another. The man she was promised to was also the man she truly loved. He set off to rescue her and...
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adhyz82
@adhyz82 (36248)
• Indonesia
7 Sep 12
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