Do Welsh People Prefer To Drink Tea or Coffee? | Easy Welsh 10

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Host of this episode: Marian Brosschot
Camera: Ted Cornish
Edit: Ted Cornish
Translation: Marian Brosschot
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[@scriptorsum]

Welsh language? It sounds beautiful.

[@romeop2345]

I cannot believe people actually speak Welsh - when I lived in Swansea I only heard it spoke once lol

[@Mkbshg8]

That's kinda sad.

[@barrysteven5964]

Only about 8% of people in Swansea can speak Welsh. In the Bangor region (Gwynedd) it's 74%.

[@LeafHuntress]

Dw i'n hoffi yfed d^wr. Dw i ddim yn yfed coffi. I do miss old duo so much, with the forums where you could ask questions about dysgu siarad Cymraeg. Thank you for Easy Languages Welsh, even if it isn't as big as some others. It's soooooo helpful to hear people speak & read it at the same time. Hwyl o'r Iseldiroedd!

[@kichitou1420]

we have to learn this method from easy language and welsh people to preserve threatened and endangered language.

[@joshuasims5421]

Diolch yn fawr! It's great to hear so many people speaking Welsh!

[@khteisbdbtje0929]

Welsh is a beautiful language. Love from Sarawak.

[@khteisbdbtje0929]

I would like to learn to speak Welsh.

[@thomash2806]

There are some nasal sounds in Welsh that really put one in mind of Swedish.

[@RhapsodyinLingo]

Don't know what sounds you're talking about, but as a whole, Welsh does remind me of Swedish a LOT. Especially northern Welsh

[@cepreupupkin2218]

Ни разу не слышал раньше валлийский.

[@AndriiA939]

це так круто, що вони не дали своїй мові загинути!

[@ingapeck]

Te neu goffi? 🤔

[@felipematus3021]

Definitely coffee at the boyfriend's

[@RhapsodyinLingo]

MAE MARIAN YN ÔL!! Pryd ca i fy ngwahodd atoch chi i Fangor? 😝😝

[@galesconmarian]

Haha croeso unrhyw bryd! 😂

[@kobe51]

What in the world are they saying???

[@barrysteven5964]

It's all subtitled.

[@gooduck7646]

мелкобритания))

[@khteisbdbtje0929]

I like milk tea. Dwi'n hoffi llaeth te. (Dwi'n gallu siarad tipyn bach o Cymraeg. Dwi'n Sarawakian. Dwi'n dysgu Cymraeg.)

[@RhapsodyinLingo]

In Welsh grammar that would theoretically be te llaeth, but since milk tea is more of an Asian thing (Brits say "tea with milk"), I assume it'd be te â llaeth or something along those lines