Let and Leave in Welsh is - gadael; so it becomes interchangeable when placed into English. Technically, it's grammatically correct in Welsh. Welsh accents are split; West Wales ( other side of Lougher river ) tends to be First language Welsh sounds placed into English, where as East Wales; Swansea etc, tends to be English with Welsh additions. My Gorseinon/Irish mum has sayings such as " I can't see to look". Considering she has Cararacts at the moment, it's more true than it's ever been. ^_^
Learning new languages at our age is hard, at least you are trying. I really want to learn Japanese but I heard they have two alphabets so that sounds extra hard. Maybe watching cartoons and listening to a catchy song in the language you want to learn can help? Jennie xxx
I never heard of B'there but ear, here and year pronounce ere Dim can mean zero, am ddim means free. We have masculine and feminine numbers for 2, 3 and 4 Dau, tri and pedwar are masculine Dwy, tair and pedair are feminine.
Now in a minute??? That's the one I have picked up from the Welsh 😅 also knock it off about turning something off like the TV 🤣🤣
You are awesome samantha love you videos you are alintereating you are pretty good at wrlsh
Let and Leave in Welsh is - gadael; so it becomes interchangeable when placed into English. Technically, it's grammatically correct in Welsh. Welsh accents are split; West Wales ( other side of Lougher river ) tends to be First language Welsh sounds placed into English, where as East Wales; Swansea etc, tends to be English with Welsh additions.
My Gorseinon/Irish mum has sayings such as " I can't see to look". Considering she has Cararacts at the moment, it's more true than it's ever been. ^_^
Oooooh thank you for this, that's a great insight 👌🏻🥰
You look soo good in this video 😊
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Learning new languages at our age is hard, at least you are trying. I really want to learn Japanese but I heard they have two alphabets so that sounds extra hard. Maybe watching cartoons and listening to a catchy song in the language you want to learn can help? Jennie xxx
People saying, why is she saying come in
Fawr, pronounced vowr
F is a V sound
Ff and Ph are F sound.
I never heard of B'there but ear, here and year pronounce ere
Dim can mean zero, am ddim means free.
We have masculine and feminine numbers for 2, 3 and 4
Dau, tri and pedwar are masculine
Dwy, tair and pedair are feminine.
B'there 🤣🤣
B'there is the one 👌🏻