How to order a cup of tea (and other soft drinks) in Welsh

In today’s video I’m going to teach you the Welsh words for various soft drinks, including the most popular drink in Wales; A lovely cup of tea. Then we’re going to look at how to order soft drinks for a group of people in a cafe or restaurant.
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[@Alexi_editor]

i really wanted to learn welsh because my ancestors come from wales and i finally found a good channel/podcast to do it
thank you

[@glenyshughes7911]

Me too!

[@s.b2039]

Alright Jason, here in Wales for the year at uni. Trying to tap into my Brythonic roots and get the language nailed as best I can in the brief time. Your videos are excellent, and great to engage with. The way you relate welsh sounds to portions of English words is really helpful, and your video on rolling R's was lifechanging ! God bless you. Thanks for making these videos. I endeavour to comment in Welsh at somepoint in the near future. Diolch !

[@RRTNZ]

Diolch yn fawr!

[@bellybobplays3972]

Still learning the basics from you channel of course but still love this video

[@LearnWelshPodcast]

Hi Olivia. Glad you enjoyed the video.

[@hoonterofhoonters8881]

I’m glad i found this channel! I’m from Gibraltar but i have some family members living in wales, so i find this channel to be very useful 👌🏻 😂

[@Dr.Q960]

Just subscribed channel helping great 👍

[@jandunn169]

Diolch yn fawr!!! It is very helpful that you write out the "phonetic" spelling as it is easy to miss sounds. Does Ysgytlaeth sound like "life' at the end of the word rather than "th"? I will join Patreon as soon as I get switched to a newer monitor.

[@LearnWelshPodcast]

Hi Jan! Laeth almost sounds like life. The first part lae sounds like the li in life. The th sounds like the th in the word thing.

[@thedarkphantomtdp117]

Ga I disgled o te, ond nac ydw swger osgweluchandda.
Hope I spelt that right 🤣🤣🤣

[@maxmatthews2463]

Why do Chicago and Wales say pop, but English still say it wrong?

[@user-hf5bm3hl7q]

Does pop mutate ino bop?

[@vodaploda]

No matter how I try I can't roll rs.....