Cletwr - a community shop in Tre'r-ddol (Part 1) | Easy Welsh 2

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Filmed and edited by Sylvie
Transcribed by Gareth

[@virreification]

Welsh sounds just like how English sounded to me when I was a kid and didn't know English.

[@patrickleehebertii6587]

ahhh i hope you continue easy welsh!!! Been longing for this ! :D

[@elliejenkins8147]

wow finally Welsh! Great!

[@ValentinDobrin]

Hello guys, very nice job with the welsh video! Do you happen to know by any chance what is happening with the easy dutch team? Are we going to see easy dutch videos someday?

[@maliekjcksn]

Look forward to seeing Easy Somali.

[@jackgalloway1265]

ah ffantastig. dwi'n dwli'r syniad hyn. nid wyf wedi gweld rhywbeth arall fel hyn ar youtube o gwbl. dwi'n hoffi'r syniad o siarad â bobl normal yn y stryd, a'r isdeitlau'n syniad gwych. ffwrdd gorau i ddysgu vocab newydd. faint o fideos byddech chi'n gobeithio eu wneud?

[@dragonofthewest8305]

Can you please make more easy Welsh videos please and also can you do Scots Gaelic

[@oitnboitnb4524]

I don’t understand why it seems that when they are speaking welsh, it stems only from learning it at GCSE. Why isn’t the whole welsh educational system in Welsh? It’s such a shame

[@sage7296]

I love how the Celtic languages sound. But the constants in welsh are gonna hurt my brain

[@Liggliluff]

(2:50) Is it a spelling mistake, and is it intended to say "Ac dyna rywbeth ..."? It really sounds like he's saying /ak dəna/, although a weak /k/ sound.

[@chinmayhejmadi7902]

It sounds like it but I don't see why it would be "ac dyna" since "a" only becomes "ac" before a word that starts with a vowel. Possibly just a mistake/hypercorrection on the speaker's part. Or maybe that's a dialectal feature from Tre'r Ddol.

[@user-wb2ek1fl8u]

I need to learn my ancestry Welsh language

[@GarzGryfinoGierszony]

But so difficult languadge though cool...

[@LoneLyY_BR]

LIKE LIKE

[@SouthPark333Gaming]

I finally found a language that sounds stranger than Danish

[@Someone-hv9zz]

SouthPark333Gaming same thought

[@privateuser2283]

Try listening to mongolian

[@cristh16channel]

When easy Finnish 🇫🇮🇫🇮?

[@easylanguages]

As soon as we find a Finnish team that would like to take up the project!

[@ciantempest2998]

Easy Icelandic 🇮🇸🇮🇸

[@ehonda7831]

Llanfair

[@privateuser2283]

Sounds like spanish with a heavy foreign accent