Welsh Lessons (Gwersi Cymraeg Gwyneth): Introduction to Treiglo/Mutation Gwyneth Angharad 2017-06-22 | Understanding mutation (treiglo) in Welsh. A very important thing you need to know when learning Welsh! Have a look at this table : http://www.learningobservatory.com/uploads/publications/1933.pdf to learn which mutations apply to which lettersRegister here to stay informed about my upcoming courses AND to join my upcoming new newsletter with monthly Welsh tips, resources, offers and fascinating tips about Welsh history and culture - https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093ccOnline Courses, e.g. North Wales Welsh for Beginners: cymraeg.thinkific.com Email gwersigwyneth@gmail.com - for Welsh lessons!
Craflwyn - Dinas Emrys (Beddgelert, Caernarfon) - Snowdonia, Wales / Eryri, Cymru Gwyneth Angharad 2024-05-26 | Lluniau o daith gerdded bach o Graflwyn i Dinas Emrys. Dechrau o faes marcio 53.01968955712932, -4.089338602418711 Pictures from a little walking trip from Craflwyn to Dinas Emrys. Starting from the car park at 53.01968955712932, -4.089338602418711 maps.app.goo.gl/pkqHCbWquwgyyKQU6Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):uppbeat.io/t/ian-aisling/lake-marie-iLicense code: FEKQBTCDCY5SDGLY
Rheadr Ceunant Falls, ger/near Llanberis Gwyneth Angharad 2024-05-04 | Lle hyfryd i gerdded - 10 munud o ganol Llanberis!A beautiful place to walk - 10 minutes from the centre of Llanberis!Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):uppbeat.io/t/ian-aisling/lake-marie-iLicense code: FEKQBTCDCY5SDGLY
Flog Cymraeg: Eisteddfod Llŷn ac Eifionydd 2023 (Boduan)! (Welsh vlog - at the Eisteddfod!) Gwyneth Angharad 2023-08-07 | What is the Eisteddfod? If you don't know - where have you been? It's only Europe's largest cultural festival, and a massive annual celebration of Welsh language and culture. Tune in to S4C (available live on BBC iPlayer) to watch highlights all week (5-12th August) or come visit if you're near Boduan (between Pwllheli and Nefyn)... These are some little videos I took yesterday.Beth ydy'r Eisteddfod? Os nad ydych yn gwybod - lle 'dach chi 'di bod? Dim ond gŵyl ddiwylliant mwyaf Ewrop ydy o, a dathliad anferth o ddiwylliant a iaith Gymraeg! Ewch i S4C (yn fyw ar BBC iPlayer) i weld clipiau drwy'r wythnos (Awst 5-12) neu dewch draw os ydych yn agos i Boduan (rhwng Pwllheli a Nefyn)... dyma fideos bach gymerais i ddoe!
Welsh lesson / Gwers Cymraeg: Using ar in 2 unexpected ways! Gwyneth Angharad 2023-07-26 | This lesson was previously a secret lesson for followers of my newsletter, and now I'm releasing it to everyone: Conjugating the preposition "ar" in two ways you may not have expected....Want to learn more? Sign up my new newsletter for exclusive mini lessons, updates on my upcoming online courses, and Welsh culture, history, language facts and resources! https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093ccOR check out my Online Courses: cymraeg.thinkific.com
Cyfweliad gyda Carwyn Graves - Ail-ddarganfod Bwyd Cymraeg Gwyneth Angharad 2022-12-12 | Cyfweliad diddorol iawn nes i efo Carwyn Graves (www.carwyngraves.com) - awdur, garddwr a ieithgi o Gaerdydd. Awdur Afalau Cymru (2018) a rhan o’r grwp fu’n gyfrifol am sefydlu’r casgliad cenedlaethol o afalau Cymreig yng Ngardd Fotaneg Cymru a nawr Welsh Food Stories (2022), sef y llyfr cynta yn olrhain a dathlu bwydydd cynhenid Cymru, a'u gwerth i'n dyfodol.An interesting interview I did with Carwyn Graves: author, public speaker and gardener from Wales. Author of the bestselling Apples of Wales (2018) and Welsh Food Stories (out now!), the first book in English to tell the tale of Wales' traditional foods and their value for our future. Want to watch me interview him in English? It's over on my other channel as part of my video interview series, The Story Anew - youtu.be/q5edcm713d4
Gwers Cymraeg / Welsh Lesson: Using Possessives (Fy, dy) - how to say my/your/his/her etc Gwyneth Angharad 2022-05-05 | Learn North Wales Welsh with Gwyneth: http://cymraeg.thinkific.com This WAS an exclusive video for my newsletter subscribers, but I'm now releasing it:Here we'll look at how to mutate possessives so that you can talk about your cat, his brother, or her cat. Here's the pattern (Make sure you have a nice mutation table handy):My = Fy (nasal) iYour (inf) = Dy (soft) diHis = Ei (soft) e/oHer = Ei (aspirate) hiOur = Ein (none) niYour (for) = Eich (none) chiTheir = Eu (none) nhw
Teithio yng Nghymru : Penrhyn Gwyr / The Gower Peninsula - Travelling in Wales Gwyneth Angharad 2022-03-13 | Dyma fi yn crwydro yn y Gwyr (Mai llynnedd) / Here's me exploring the Gower Peninsula (May last year)..!
Flog Cymraeg: Walking in Wales / Cerdded yng Nghymru - Mynytho (Pen Llyn) Gwyneth Angharad 2021-06-08 | Dyma fi yn cerdded ym Mynytho, pentref bach ym Mhen Llyn. Decrheuwch ger Ysgol Foel Gron a wedyn cerddwch i fyny'r Foel y tu ôl iddo!Here's me walking in Mynytho, a small village on the Lleyn Peninsula. Start by Ysgol Foel Gron and then walk up the "foel" (small hill") behind it. There are also lots of beautiful paths you can take around the village. (The Vlog is in Welsh and unfortunately I filmed most of it in Portrait mode - oops!)
Gwersi Cymraeg: Imperatives (giving instructions and orders!) Gwyneth Angharad 2021-06-02 | A little insight into how to use imperatives in Welsh. In short - add "wch" or "a" to the stem of the verb, unless there's an exception, such as "ewch/dos" (for 'go') or "dewch/tyrd" (come). At the end of the video I gave two instructions... scroll right down to find out if you understood them correctly!Email me : gwersigwyneth@gmail.comOnline Beginners' Course : http://cymraeg.thinkific.com Join my newsletter: https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc Answers: 1) Ewch i lawr y lôn, trowch i'r chwith a cerddwch am ddau funud = Go down the road, turn left and walk for two minutes2) Croesa'r lôn, tro i'r dde a rhed lawr y lôn am bum munud = Cross the road, turn right and run down the road for five minutes*Lôn means "lane" in South Wales, but in the North we just use it for "road" in general... "ffordd" is the preferred word for "road" in the South, but I would translate this more as "way"
Mynd i Ynys Enlli (Flog Cymraeg) / Visiting Bardsey Island (Welsh vlog) Gwyneth Angharad 2021-05-20 | Ddoe, 'roeddwn yn ddigon lwcus i fynd i Ynys Enlli (hefo Colin Evans - bardsey.org/visit) tra yn ôl yng Nghymru. Dyma be wnes i!Yesterday, I was lucky enough to go to Bardsey Island (bardsey.org/visit) while back in Wales. This is what I did! The video is in Welsh - if you have any questions about visiting feel free to comment and I'll try to respond! Cefnogwch Ynys Enlli / Support Bardsey Island - bardsey.org/about
Cyfweliad gyda Aran Jones, Say Something in Welsh Gwyneth Angharad 2021-03-12 | I have a chat with Aran Jones, co-founder of SaySomethinginWelsh.com, about how he learnt Welsh, and came up with the idea and methodology for SSIW. All in Welsh! Sgwrs efo Aran Jones, cyd-sylfaennydd SaySomethinginWelsh.com, am sut y ddysgodd o'r Gymraeg, a sut daeth o i fyny gyda'r syniad a methodoleg ar gyfer SSIW. I gyd yn Gymraeg! Check out my Beginners' North Wales Welsh Course: http://cymraeg.thinkific.com Subscribe to my newsletter: https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc Want to learn Welsh with me privately? Email me at gwersigwyneth@gmail.com
Y Siapanwr a Ddysgodd Cymraeg / The Japanese man who Learnt Welsh Gwyneth Angharad 2021-01-15 | (Translation below) Dysgodd Takeshi Koike i siarad Cymraeg pan aeth o i fyw yng Nghymru (Llanebdr Pont Steffan) yn 1992. Ar ôl disgyn mewn cariad gyda'r iaith, penderfynnodd o ddysgu'r Gymraeg! Mae o'n ddarlithydd ym mhrifysgol Daito Bunka, Tokyo, ac yn ogystal a dysgu ieithyddiaeth Saesneg, mae o'n cynnig cwrs Cymraeg!Gan fy mod i wedi byw yn Siapan rhwng 2010 ac 2011 ac wedi dysgu dipyn bach o Siapaneg fy hun, 'roedd yn rhaid i mi gysylltu hefo fo i ddarganfod mwy. 'Roedd Takeshi yn hapus i roi cyfweliad i mi.. AC yr wythnos ar ôl ffilmio'r cyfweliad yma, mi ges i ymuno â'i wers Gymraeg (dros Zoom, wrth gwrs) i gyflwyno fy hun, siarad dipyn bach o Gymraeg, sôn am Gymru a codi cywilydd ar fy hun wrth geisio atgyfodi fy hen sgiliau Siapaneg... ENGLISH: Takeshi Koike learnt to speak Welsh when he went to live in Wales (Lampeter) in 1992. After falling in love with the language, he decided to learn Welsh. He is a lecturer in Tokyo's Daito Bunka University, where he teaches not only English Linguistics but also Welsh!As I lived in Japan between 2010 and 2011 and had learnt a bit of Japanese myself, I just had to get in touch with him to find out more. Takeshi was happy to give me an interview... AND the week after filming this, I joined one of his Welsh lessons (over Zoom, of course) to introduce myself, speak a bit of Welsh, talk about Wales and embarrass myself by trying to resurrect my old Japanese skills (as you see at the start of this video)!!
Who learns Welsh - and why? Gwyneth Angharad 2020-11-09 | People often ask me "who wants to learn Welsh??" with incredulity, as if learning it is the occupation of loons... As a Welsh teacher, I am happy to say that I have always had at least 5-6 Welsh students per week at any given time, with new people showing interest almost every week. In this video I talk about the top 5 types of people who come to learn Welsh... and WHY they do. Want to watch this same video in Welsh? Click here - youtube.com/watch?v=mmGpAA5tx74 *Music from bensound.comCheck out my Beginners' North Wales Welsh Course: http://cymraeg.thinkific.com Subscribe to my newsletter: https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc Want to learn Welsh with me privately? Email me at gwersigwyneth@gmail.com
Pwy syn dysgu Cymraeg? A pham? (Flog Cymraeg #2) Gwyneth Angharad 2020-11-09 | Helo! Yn y flog yma, 'dw i'n sôn am BWY sy'n dysgu Cymraeg (gyda fi) - pa fath o bobl sydd eisiau dysgu Cymraeg? O ble mae nhw'n dod? A pam eu bod nhw eisiau dysgu?? (Hello! In this vlog, I talk about WHO is learning Welsh (with me) - what sort of people want to learn Welsh? Where do they come from? And why do they want to learn?)- English version coming up soon!!!- Music from bensound.com Want to see the English version of this video (not word-for-word but the main idea is the same) - youtu.be/5RdjpFHrats Check out my Beginners' North Wales Welsh Course: http://cymraeg.thinkific.com Subscribe to my newsletter: https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc Want to learn Welsh with me privately? Email me at gwersigwyneth@gmail.com
Cyflwyniad - Pwy Ydw i? - Flog Cymraeg! (Who am I - Welsh Vlog) Gwyneth Angharad 2020-10-07 | Helo, bawb! 'Dw i wedi penderfynu creu "flog" fel arbrawf bach. Yn anffodus, gan fy mod i'n gwario y rhan fwyaf o'n amser yn dysgu Cymraeg i ddechreuwyr, yr unig gyfle 'dw i'n ei gael i siarad Cymraeg yn rhugl y dyddiau 'ma ydi hefo fy nhad ar y ffôn unwaith yr wythnos felly mae'n amser i fi ddechrau siarad mwy! Yn y fideo yma 'dw i'n cyflwyno dipyn bach am fy hanes a phwy ydw i. (Hello, everyone! I've decided to create a "vlog" as a little experiment. Unfortunately, as I spend most of my time teaching Welsh to beginners, the only chance I have to speak Welsh fluently these days is on the phone with my father once a week - so it's time for me to start speaking more! In this video I introduce a little about my history and who I am. It's all in Welsh!)http://cymraeg.thinkific.comgwersigwyneth@gmail.com
Gwersi Cymraeg Gwyneth: Complaining about Noise (Mini lesson) Gwyneth Angharad 2020-10-06 | Formerly an exclusive video for subscribers to my newsletter (join for free at https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc) - here's a tongue-in-cheek look at how you can complain about noise! http://cymraeg.thinkific.com - Join my self-paced "Siarad Fatha Gog" course to learn the basics of how to speak like someone in North Wales! gwersigwyneth@gmail.com - Email me if you're interested in private online lessons!
Dysgu Cymraeg / Learn Welsh: Using ers for for and since [Mini Lesson] Gwyneth Angharad 2020-09-01 | Learn North Wales Welsh with Gwyneth: http://cymraeg.thinkific.com This mini lesson was previously a secret lesson, only available to my subscribers at: https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc Learn how to use the word "ers" to talk about for/since! Want to learn Welsh with me privately? Email me at gwersigwyneth@gmail.com
An Exciting Announcement - Online Course for Beginners (speak North Wales Welsh) Gwyneth Angharad 2020-05-29 | I've been working hard during lockdown to bring you - Siarad Cymraeg Fatha Gog: Cymraeg i Ddechreuwyr (Speak Welsh like a North Walian : Welsh for Beginners)20% cheaper until 8th of June 2020: cymraeg.thinkific.com/courses/welsh-for-beginners-siarad-fatha-gog PLUS get a one-to-one lesson with me for just £12.50 if you buy the course before midnight (Wales time) 1st June! Subscribe to my free newsletter for secret mini lessons, tips and stories about Wales and Welsh: https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc
Welsh Lessons - How Are You? + Emotions / Gwersi Cymraeg - Sut Wyt Ti? Gwyneth Angharad 2020-04-22 | Want to know what to say when someone asks you 'shwmai' / 's'mai' / 'sut wyt ti?' / 'ti'n iawn?'Looking at North West Wales Welsh (that's what I am!!) we'll explore a few ways that you can respond to this. Want to learn more? Sign up my new newsletter for exclusive mini lessons, updates on my upcoming online courses, and Welsh culture, history, language facts and resources! https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093ccOR check out my Online Courses: cymraeg.thinkific.com Still want more? Email me at gwersigwyneth@gmail.com for private lessons (over Skype)!
Dysgu Cymraeg hefo Barddonaeth / Learning Welsh through poetry - HON (T H Parry Williams) Gwyneth Angharad 2020-03-07 | Croeso yn ôl! 'Dw i wedi penderfynu trio rhywbeth gwahanol...Welcome back! I've decided to try something a bit different...In this video, I will read you the poem Hon by T H Parry Williams (words + translation below). After that, I'll pick a few small linguistic points that you can take home with you (don't worry, most Welsh speakers don't use a lot of the words you'll see in this poem on a regular basis).Actual poem: 00:46 - 02:16Interested in learning more Welsh through our poetry, songs and stories? I'm putting together an exciting course for more advanced learners, which will be discounted for my Youtube followers!! You can email me at gwersigwyneth@gmail.com to register your interest.Right! So here's the poem:HonBeth yw’r ots gennyf i am Gymru? Damwain a hapYw fy mod yn ei libart yn byw. Nid yw hon ar fapYn ddim byd ond cilcyn o ddaear mewn cilfach gefn,Ac yn dipyn o boendod i’r rhai sy’n credu mewn trefn.A phwy sy’n trigo’n y fangre, dwedwch i mi.Dim ond gwehilion o boblach? Peidiwch, da chwi chlegar am uned a chenedl a gwlad o hyd;Mae digon o’r rhain, heb Gymru, i’w cael yn y byd.Rwyf wedi alaru ers talm ar glywed grwnY Cymry bondigrybwyll, yn cadw swn.Mi af am dro, i osgoi eu lleferydd a’i llên,Yn ôl i’m cynefin gynt, a’m dychymyg yn drên.A dyma fi yno. Diolch am fod ar gollYmhell o gyffro geiriau’r eithafwyr oll.Dyma’r Wyddfa a’i chriw; dyma lymder a moelni’r tir;Dyma’r llyn a’r afon a’r clogwyn; ac, ar fy ngwir,Dacw’r ty lle’m ganed. Ond wele, rhwng llawr a ne’Mae lleisiau a drychiolaeth ar hyd y lle.Rwy’n dechrau simsanu braidd; ac meddaf i chwi,Mae rhyw ysictod fel petai’n dod drosof i;Ac mi glywaf grafangau Cymru’n dirdynnu fy mron.Duw a’m gwaredo, ni allaf ddianc rhag hon.---What does it mean? Here's an English translation - I found it online and edited it a bit to my own interpretationThis (well, it's a feminine "this" which doesn't really translate into the inanimate world of English, because the earth/country is feminine!)What do I care of Wales? It is by accident and chanceThat I am in her countryside living. On a map this isNothing but a lump of land in a hidden nook,And a bit of a nuisance to those who believe in order.And who dwells in this district? tell me.Who but the dregs of people? I beg you, don't Babble on about unity and nation and countries all the time:There are enough of those aside from Wales, to find in this world.I have put up for so long with all this groaning.The Welsh, high and mighty, making their noise.I'll go for a walk, to avoid their speeches and literature,Back to former environment, with my imagination a train (running wildly).And here I am, there. Thank goodness for being lostFar from the excitement of those extremists' words.Here's Snowdon and her crew; this is the sharpness and the baldness of the land;This is the lake and the river and the cliff; and - upon my word -There's is the house where I was born. But look, between Earth and heavenThere are voices and spectres all over the place.I'm starting to waver a little, and I'll say to you,There is some weariness washing over me;And I hear Wales' claws tormenting my chest.God save me, I cannot escape from this/her.---Be 'dych chi'n feddwl? 'Tydi barddoniaeth yn swnio'n well yn y Gymraeg? ;) What do you think? I could certainly 'clean up' the English translation a bit to make it sound better, but I think poetry in Welsh just has a certain something that English lacks... even though I do love Shakespeare!!The Welsh are obsessed with poetry - every year, at the National Eisteddfod, you can hear tons of people practicing what we call "adrodd" - poetry recital. The grand "finale" of the Eisteddfod is the ceremonial crowning of the Bard, and we also have regional Eisteddfods all over the country, all the time. My grandfather was a published poet (Dic Goodman) and I've written plenty of the stuff myself (maybe I'll share later...)!!Register here to stay informed about my upcoming courses AND to join my upcoming new newsletter with monthly Welsh tips, resources, offers and fascinating tips about Welsh history and culture - https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093ccOR check out my Online Courses: cymraeg.thinkific.com
Gwersi Cymraeg Gwyneth - Siarad am y gorffennol (easy hacks for talking about the past) Gwyneth Angharad 2019-09-13 | Easy hacks for using all kinds of past aspects in Welsh, e.g. I went, I have been, I was going, I have been going, I had gone... ! Grammar tables from the video (from Gareth King - Modern Welsh: A Comprehensive Grammar) nes i (I did)nest ti (you did)naeth e/hi (he/she did)naethon ni (we did)naethoch chi (you formal/plural did)naethon nhw (they did)roeddwn i roeddet ti roedd e/hiroedden ni roeddech chi roedden nhw*Roedd is the imperfective, so I should have also included "Bues i" as the preterite but in Pen Llyn we often use them interchangeably (and incorrectly, perhaps)Register here to stay informed about my upcoming courses AND to join my upcoming new newsletter with monthly Welsh tips, resources, offers and fascinating tips about Welsh history and culture - https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc Online Courses, e.g. North Wales Welsh for Beginners: cymraeg.thinkific.com Want more? Email gwersigwyneth@gmail.com for 1-2-1 online lessons!
Welsh Lessons - Gwersi Cymraeg - Idioms and Phrases Gwyneth Angharad 2018-11-24 | Some of my favourite idioms/phrases in Welsh! Gwyneth Angharad is from North Wales, and currently teaches both Welsh and English via Skype or in Prague. Gwersi Cymraeg hefo Gwyneth - Welsh lessons with Gwyneth!Register here to stay informed about my upcoming courses AND to join my upcoming new newsletter with monthly Welsh tips, resources, offers and fascinating tips about Welsh history and culture - https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc Online Courses, e.g. North Wales Welsh for Beginners: cymraeg.thinkific.com Email gwersigwyneth@gmail.com for more info about private lessons!
How to pronounce Llanfairpwllgwyn.... (long Welsh town) Gwyneth Angharad 2018-04-27 | Have you always wanted to know how to pronounce Lllanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch - that ridiculously long town name in Wales? Well, it's my party trick, but I'm not selfish so I'll share it with you.If you're curious, it means: Saint Mary's Church in the hollow of the white hazel near the rapid whirlpool and the Church of St. Tysilio (of the) red cave. The locals just call it Llanfair P. G.Register here to stay informed about my upcoming courses AND to join my upcoming new newsletter with monthly Welsh tips, resources, offers and fascinating tips about Welsh history and culture - https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc NEW: My online courses, e.g. North Wales Welsh for Beginners: cymraeg.thinkific.com Email gwersigwyneth@gmail.com for Welsh lessons!
Welsh lessons: Pronouncing consonants Gwyneth Angharad 2015-11-22 | How to pronounce several sounds in Welsh, e.g. ch, ll, rh... includes some words and place names to try out!Gwersi Cymraeg hefo Gwyneth - Welsh Lessons with GwynethRegister here to stay informed about my upcoming courses AND to join my upcoming new newsletter with monthly Welsh tips, resources, offers and fascinating tips about Welsh history and culture - https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc Online Courses, e.g. North Wales Welsh for Beginners: cymraeg.thinkific.com Email me at gwersigwyneth@gmail.com if you're interested in Welsh lessons!
Welsh lessons - Beginner - Pronunciation 1.2 - Diphthongs part 2 Gwyneth Angharad 2015-10-01 | Pronouncing diphtongs in Welsh (part 2) - learn how to say "wy", "uw", "ow" and others!Gwersi Cymraeg hefo Gwyneth - Welsh lessons with Gwyneth!Register here to stay informed about my upcoming courses AND to join my upcoming new newsletter with monthly Welsh tips, resources, offers and fascinating tips about Welsh history and culture - https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc Online Courses, e.g. North Wales Welsh for Beginners: cymraeg.thinkific.com Email gwersigwyneth@gmail.com if you'd like to talk about private online lessons!
Welsh lessons - Pronunciation 1.1 - Diphthongs (part 1) Gwyneth Angharad 2015-08-30 | Learn combined vowel sounds in Welsh, e.g. ae, au, ai, ei, eu, aw and ew. New words + sentences plus a challenge at the end!Gwersi Cymraeg hefo Gwyneth - Welsh lessons with Gwyneth!Register here to stay informed about my upcoming courses AND to join my upcoming new newsletter with monthly Welsh tips, resources, offers and fascinating tips about Welsh history and culture - https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc Online Courses, e.g. North Wales Welsh for Beginners: cymraeg.thinkific.com Email gwersigwyneth@gmail.com for more info about private lessons!
Welsh lessons - Conversation - Pub Welsh 1! Survival (North) Welsh for a Night at the Pub Gwyneth Angharad 2015-08-29 | Conversational (North) Welsh for chatting down the pub: ordering a pint, explaining that you're a Welsh learner and greeting peopleGwersi Cymraeg hefo Gwyneth - Welsh lessons with Gwyneth!Register here to stay informed about my upcoming courses AND to join my upcoming new newsletter with monthly Welsh tips, resources, offers and fascinating tips about Welsh history and culture - https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc Online Courses, e.g. North Wales Welsh for Beginners: cymraeg.thinkific.com Email gwersigwyneth@gmail.com for more info about private lessons!
Welsh lesson - Beginner - Pronunciation 1 - Short and long vowels Gwyneth Angharad 2015-08-23 | How to pronounce short and long vowels in WelshGwersi Cymraeg hefo Gwyneth - Welsh lessons with Gwyneth!Register here to stay informed about my upcoming courses AND to join my upcoming new newsletter with monthly Welsh tips, resources, offers and fascinating tips about Welsh history and culture - https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc Online Courses, e.g. North Wales Welsh for Beginners: cymraeg.thinkific.com Email gwersigwyneth@gmail.com for more info about private lessons!
Welsh lessons - Beginner - How to pronounce LL Gwyneth Angharad 2015-08-21 | How to pronounce the LL sound in Welsh, also known as the voiceless alvelor lateral fricative! Never again will you need to worry about how to say Llanberis or Llandudno.Gwersi Cymraeg hefo Gwyneth - Welsh lessons with Gwyneth!Register here to stay informed about my upcoming courses AND to join my upcoming new newsletter with monthly Welsh tips, resources, offers and fascinating tips about Welsh history and culture - https://gwynethjones.ck.page/c3443093cc Online Courses, e.g. North Wales Welsh for Beginners: cymraeg.thinkific.com Email gwersigwyneth@gmail.com for more info about private lessons!Take-home sentences from this lesson:Llyfais y llwy yn Llanberis = I licked the spoon in LlanberisGwell nofio mewn llyn na pwll = Better to swim in a lake than a pool
