This is just brilliant 😊

Shwmae, Jean and Jason. well I have draw with you, I liked your mention of Abertawe have not been there for many years now! fond memories of Bryn mill and Singleton parks love the Gower, great podcast BTW diolch yn fawr!

What a lovely room! I would enjoy learning the names of furniture, household items, fireplace terms, etc. ❤

way beyond simple. cheers mate from athens.

In spanish: PINGUINO, BARDO (celtic druid poet), FRANELA, CALDERA,

The Ll sounds like chl when you said it so like Chlawen

Hola, me pregunto sobre canciones galesas cristianas haciendo referencia a la navidad. Ĝracias desde Argentina, también pais de GALESES❤❤❤

You woke me up with the opening to this

Some of these like 'alright la' are used by english people n my area of the North West England

Bora Dda. Love you videos. Hope to move yo NWsles in 2 years to retire and learning eith the Mrs. X

My DNA says I'm Welsh but I'm culturally English because of where I was born. Learning Welsh rapidly.

Nadolig llawen .

Not a million miles from the Irish Nollaig Shona

Is it pronounced Nadolig Lliwen in North Wales?

Hanukkah hapus!

Nadolig Llawen Jason 🎄 🤶. So good to see this and I hope you and your family are having a lovely time ❤x

Adder doesn't actually come from the Welsh Neidr, it came from Proto-Germanic Nadraz. Rather both the Celtic form and the Germanic form descend from the Proto-Indo-European (s)néHtr̥ meaning Adder. Iron, did exist in Old English (as īsern, īsærn, īren, īsen) which comes from Proto-Germanic īsarną which itself is from Proto-Celtic īsarnom, so rather than from Welsh, the Germanic word is descended from a word borrowed from the ancestor of all Celtic languages.

He drinks in his office!! Enough is enough!!

Thank you so much for all your videos. I’m English, but after visiting Wales a lot with my partner, I’ve been making a good effort to learn as much Welsh as I can. Dw i’n mwynhau dysgu cwmraeg a dw i’n caru Cymru! Diolch!

Hi Jason. New subscriber here. I love your videos so much. You are such a great teacher and I love learning from you . I’ve noticed you have not posted anything in many months and just want to ask you if you are going to put out any new videos and continue with the channel?

I accidentally said tidy at dinner with my Welsh mate. He repeated it in his accent. I am learning slowly. 😅

Diolch yn fawr!!

Wylan = wool

Very sorry for the following (dislexit) tantrum: Why hasn't the spelling of Welsh and Irish Gaelic been changed to make the Latin alphabet easier to use? Nobody answers!... Listen up! If you all agree to implement some language reform (especially simplifying the spelling), I will learn Welsh; in the meantime, I will continue my Esperanto studies (Just kidding!). To native Romance language speakers who are not familiar with other languages, Welsh spelling seems very strange (almost spooky) and distressingly unpronounceable. I also know that many native Welsh speakers find the constant repetition of "it's weird" and/or "it has no vowels (In fact it has loads!)" very boring and irritating, as they feel that those making the comments have no real interest in Welsh and are perpetuating the spread of ignorance. I don't think that was their intention. It's obvious that these students are trying to apply some kind of made-up pronunciation rule based on a hodgepodge of other rules derived from Romance languages ​​to Welsh words (and, obviously, it doesn't work!). I think that if we all analyse why foreign students think Welsh is weird, we'll understand that Welsh just needs a little spelling reform applied to the convoluted vowel system (some of us were not born with the gift of languages ​​but we have an immense curiosity about Welsh culture as one of the best representatives of Celtic civilisation in Europe and its resilience). We are all fully aware that when the Latin alphabet was "adapted" to Welsh, the intention was for the alphabet to adapt to the language, not the other way around.

Please keep making these videos, they're great!

Brilliant. Thank you so much for this.

Hola, te saludo desde Córdoba Argentina. Nací en Esquel Chubut, una provincia bastante Galesa. Desde mi infancia escuché el idioma galés, mis vecinos lo hablaban. Además la celebración del Eisteifood, perdón por la ortografía. Gracias por tus videos. En otro comentario te voy a hablar de una canción que la cantábamos en gales y español, "corazón, valiente y puro, vale más....

I am Welsh

Omg you sound like my Gran reminds me of being a kid in London

Thank you so much. This was extremely helpful. Greetings from Germany

You’re absolutely 100% right thank you so much. I really enjoy listening to you talking and explaining things for I am old now and it’s good for the young ones to realise these things of their homeland from where they come from from where they was born where they were conceived is a land of hope. It is a land of strength is a land of brave. It is a land of the blood. The blood that was sacrifice for those who we have today we must never forget for what we have got for what we have had from the past for what we have got today. The land of Wales has always gonna be Welsh not English. It is Welsh Welsh forever forever nothing to do with England. Nothing to do with the English nothing to do with the English role so-called family. We are Welsh. We are a different breed. We are a different people to the English as they used to say to my father and my mother back in the day go back to the caves where you belong to That to me he’s not a friendly Englishman. We have ups and downs with the English but we have our ups and downs with everyone. This is a land of ours. This is the land of ours forever. We are always gonna be Welsh Welsh forever. God bless whales may God protect whales and God protect all the Welsh people, God bless you all

The problem is when I come to Wales with my parents obviously with my parents and my brothers and my two sisters my other two sisters were killed in the second world War but that’s another story for another day we didn’t speak because my parents thought that if we come to Australia and we have another language, it would be difficult for us to Mingle and be part of Australian society but the Greek Italians Yugoslavians Russian Polish Scottish English but my parents spoke Welsh fluidly but they didn’t want us to be disabled in some sort of fashion. If you can Call disabled it would be more of a to speak in English and we wanted to fit into the Australian way of life so we spoke English so now I sound more Australian than the Australian, which is pretty ironic love whales. It was where I was born. I was born in South Wales and I shall go back there so I can be buried with my mother and father because we took my mother back there before she passed away so she could be buried there and my father so I shall do the same thing is the land where I come from it’s where my blood hit the ground. When I was born I took my first breath is the land where I belong corny corny but it’s just the way I feel it’s just the way I am I love my country of Wales. It is a beautiful beautiful land. Australia is a beautiful land too but my roots are back there in Wales. All my families back there in Wales one day. Pray to God I shall be there before I’m old and sick so I can be buried next to my mother and my father, God bless you all. May you have a wonderful wonderful day and may you have a beautiful New Year’s and a wonderful Christmas God bless you all.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤️❤️

Bloody brilliant

He didn´t even teach Merry Christmas in Welsh. Nadolig llawen !

I am reading an eulogy for a good friend of mine in Swansea. His sister in law has written it on behalf of his family. It's in English as they only speak a little bit of Welsh. I've been trying to find "Rest in peace". Nearest I have found is "Heddwch yn y Hedd". Your you tube channel has helped massively with the pronunciation of "DD". My friend was from The Valleys and was a very proud Welshman. I thought a final goodbye of rest in peace in Welsh would be nice, but I don't want to get it wrong. I've been researching for over a week now. Only got tomorrow to get it sorted. Appreciate your help. Thank you.

I Love North Wales especially Ynys Mon and Yr Wyddfa i intend to retire in Cymru so i started to learn Welsh language which is challenging but beautiful ❤.Im originaly from Poland but i feel my spirit us Welsh ....love to speak Welsh to welsh people...love Welsh proud and culture!!! 🙏 Thanks for your amazing course its perfect!!!❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Very interesting. I spent a lot of time in Wales as a kid. I loved Wales, love welsh cakes and still learning about your great country. ❤

Ahhh love this. I tried to learn Welsh as a girl because I loved it there so much however I was bad at languages. This is so helpful and visual.

Un bachgen - dau fachgen. It doesn't always mutate with numbers.

Appreciate the north and south dialect variation!! 😊

I’m Welsh, when my mother was little, they were not allowed to to speak welsh. Pubs were not allowed to to open on Sundays. So sad, I’m 74 and would have loved to have spoken my mother tongue. I know certain bits, but to speak the language should be a necessity 😢

Do you have a phonetic version for learning Men of Harlech on your channel?

Great video. I was looking for how this peculiar sound actually sounded like. Some people with a speech impediment talk like that in languages without that sound. When you speak English, it sounds like you have that speech impediment, because your Welsh affects the way you speak English, like for example how you pronounce the s.

die is the singular form for dice

Casting something in a die would be definitely less morbid way to remember it😸

This is very helpful. Thank you!

Diolch ❤

Llone Lltwo Llthree Etc

Lots of love from the midlands ❤️

Thank you 💐