How to introduce yourself in Welsh (South Wales)

[@Flanneryschickens]

These videos are really helpful. As an American, I got a good laugh out of you describing "do a wee" to remember how to pronounce "dw i." Learning on Duolingo but they don't explain a lot of this stuff so I really appreciate your videos!

[@SteffanGarryHill]

Thank you for keeping our culture alive through language. I look forward to actually living in wales and learning the language in person, surrounded by it. .

[@leannelynne]

I have been duolingo for a bit as I got raised by a welsh woman and picked up words/phrases but never actually got to learn the language as my country doesn't offer the option. These vids actually give me a more proper way of addressing someone besides "book language". I'll be hovering around as I try and learn Welsh as I should

[@mde6006]

Similar story "heuuure." (Here) My Gran was Welsh and taught me a few words. I'm on Duolingo now trying to pick it up again.... Not that I learned much as a toddler. I think she'd be proud of me. I'm sure your "gwraig hyfryd" would be proud of you too. 🤩🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏆

[@TwpsynMawr]

​@mde6006 you will learn nothing but parsnips and Owen on duolingo sadly

[@emmanuelpower2439]

Second lesson ever... and i am learning so well from you. Nos da. Thank you.

[@wendynelson7933]

Glad it's pointed out Welsh language from down South 🥳 woohoo 😁 Pontypuddlian myself ! and quite understand North Wales Welsh language is different. 👍

[@matiasherrera8264]

Thanks from Patagonia Argentina.

[@Mkspokes]

Jason had a wee......what an image! 🙊 😂

[@LearnWelshPodcast]

😂

[@vmkkith]

Glad it wasn't just me thinking "Walrus"

[@siandarnell2838]

Hi, Jason! I love your videos, they are so helpful! Please, can you make more! By the way, my grandparents, live near that beach in the background!

[@ivorwm2291]

Thank you!

[@petercolledge2236]

Love you, Jason. Da iawn.

[@dafyddrees2287]

I've noticed how translating individual Welsh words into English makes it look like Yoda from Star Wars is speaking. "Jason I am"

[@RRTNZ]

Gaethon ni tywydd "weird" yma hefyd. Diddorol, siaradais i " Beth yw'ch enw chi" i bloke yn y dafarn mis diwetha. Oedd e ddim yn deall, ond oedd e deall "Pwy wyt ti?" . Doniol. Gobeithio bod dych chi'n iach ! Coo-coo-ca-choo i chi !🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤😀

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Hello Jason Shepherd. Your channel is excellent. Dwi'n dysgu Cymraeg. Zulkifli ydw i. Diolch.

[@crwydryn]

Another good one thanks Jason.

[@mrs.sisson1701]

Thx!

[@jameshumphreys9715]

@Learn Welsh When introducing others can you use, hon, honno, hwn, hwnnw, hyn, hynny, y rhain ? Why wouldn't dyma come after their name and can you use yma ? As there has numerous translation for there, if you are saying, there is Jack, do have use a certain one ?

[@MalouCentino]

Watching -2024

[@larajhilton]

May I ask how do I pronounce Newborough in Welsh please? Thank you

[@zhaviraadn]

I recently interested in learning welsh from a fictional character from a well known manga named vinland saga. As an esl speaker Instead of speaking welsh im more sounds like speaking germany 😂

[@onslaughtgaming-742h]

GARETH DW I

[@SamA-xu9gy]

Is the sentence in Walsh Subject+verb+object ?

[@gwennichathasaigh9252]

nop, it is verb+subject+object

[@heathergiles1345]

Paid a gofyn cwestiwn mor twp ychan

[@Blackfox_Kitsune]

can you take over the dule lingo words. they are awful!

[@kelteri]

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