How to talk about your feelings in Welsh (North Wales)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2024
- In today’s video I’m going to teach you how to ask people how they are feeling in Welsh and then answer the question in a variety of ways. Including saying you’re fine, you feel quite well, tired, happy etc...
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You Help This American Better Learn The Customs Of His Welsh Ancestors. Diolch :)
In Flintshire you hear wedi blino’n lân (cleanly tired) and wedi blino’n lân ofnadwy( awfully cleanly tired). You also hear reit dda which means quite good.
Where in Flintshire? I spend *alot* of time in flint and never hear any welsh speakers unfortunately
@@gwrydd It'll be in the rural communities, villages, farms etc.
I'm from Wales and I'm now almost fluent in Finnish and I know hardly any welsh so I find his method very easy to follow outside a classroom. Kiitos paljon oma opettaja 😊😊😊😊
I love the content. Cwtch from Poland
I really enjoy watching your videos and being English, I have a fascinating start to learning Welsh. I love North Wales, it's a beautiful country, and I hope the locals there might appreciate a few words when I talk to them in their native tongue. I always wondered how you would say:"Thank you very much. " in North Wales. Can you help please? Thank you. :)
Sut dych chi, Yn well, diolch! I’m 20 days into learning Welsh - I’m enjoying it so far.
Video/audio is synchronized well in this one FYI (watching on same platform as last time)
That’s great! Thanks for letting me know.
Thank you so much for sharing this! I love your content. Diolch!
Diolch yn fawr iawn, although I'd already learned some expressions , it was good to go over them!
loved it!!
Thanks
No problem
5:59 i love this interruption, diolch yn fawr am y fideo
Can you make a video on how to flirt in Welsh?
Wyt ti'n dod yma'n aml???
Or maybe - dydych chi ddim yn chwysu llawer am ferch dew / lanc tew. 🤣
@@hariowen3840 I think I’ll just stick to “Do you come here often?” Lol
@@ziania Syniad da! 🤣
A dim dwi'n trîst - derbyniwch dreiglad meddal yma (soft mutation): dwi'n drîst.
A language is a manner of thinking and solving problems too a certain way as well as explaining some countries specialities from artisanat to folks wisdom: hence why, in 2100 there will be STILL around 3000 languages and dozens of international ones (as underlined scientifically in 2020).
I speak Mexican Spanish which I prefer to mainland Spanish and learned a lot in 11 years in Southern California in the mid 80's, 90's and 2004-2008). And also English / American, but that's because I spent over 12 years in the US and now 20 years in the UK. English is useful and will continue for its benefits in some first degree languages and affires, but not as before! Now, and I'm not talking politically but diplomatically in many ways, about the fact that Trump was elected in the United States for four years and millions of Trumpist extremists are still here as well as Brexit (although I understand why Britain has done it) with its diplomatic confinement, English will henceforth be replaced, in some transactions of international trade and educational / cultural diplomatic cooperation by Spanish, Russian, Hindi, French, Portuguese , Russian, Polish and more.
ALSO Welsh is experiencing incredible growth in Wales and internationally: 884,300 (29.2% of the population of Wales, 2021 and globally it has seen, as we know now, a 44% increase from 2020, with Welsh beating Hindi, Japanese, French and Turkish.
Erbyn hyn, rydw i'n cyfieithu ar-lein yn Gymraeg am barch gan fy mod i'n ddysgwr newydd o langage Cymru ac yn ei addoli am ei wersi hanes pwerus, ei lore a'i oleuadau dwfn anhygoel ymysg pethau eraill.
Yn ogystal, mae poblogaethau'r byd wedi cael llond bol bod rhai cwmnïau mawr Americanaidd fel Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook a llawer o rai eraill yn osgoi trethi, er enghraifft trwy Iwerddon neu Lwcsembwrg, tra na all cymaint o gwmnïau eraill a'r mwyafrif o bobl yn y byd gael hyn moethus hyll! O ganlyniad, rydym eisoes yn gweld nad yw rhyngwladol, mwy a mwy o bobl, ers tua 2018/2019, yn dewis Saesneg fel "lingua franca atgyrch y 90au / 2000au cynnar"; Mae Sbaeneg, Rwseg, Pwyleg, Portiwgaleg, Eidaleg, Arabeg neu hyd yn oed Hebraeg, Hindi ac ati ... yn cynyddu'n annileadwy mewn rhai canrannau! Anaml iawn y bûm yn anghywir yn y rhagfynegiadau hyn er 1991 .. rhodd ydyw, dim mwy, dim llai.
Enghraifft o fyfyrwyr yn Lloegr yn gwneud y Gymraeg
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Merci...
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wnes i mwynhaur'r fideo ma, wi'n o Abertawe yn union fel ti! cario ymlaen gyda'r fideoäu addysol argyfer y bobol sy'n dal yn ei dysgu Gymraeg!!
Dim trist ydio ond, trîst, hefo to bach ar yr i (the 'i' should be stretch out.)
It's: go lêw (stretched out e) not go lew.
A few sessions with a speech-therapist could possibly cure the narrator.
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