How to say ‘Good Friday’ in Welsh!

Learn how to say Good Friday in Welsh, in today’s Easter themed video.

[@cjuk81]

I found this about Groglith. In Welsh it is called Dydd Gwener y Groglith, "Friday of the Cross-Reading", referring to Y Groglith, a medieval Welsh text on the Crucifixion of Jesus that was traditionally read on Good Friday.

[@janejones5362]

The rolling r's are similar in Spanish. Just takes practice 😊. Thank you for the videos. Im learning Hebrew and Welsh simultaneously. I miss my grandfather. He was from Wales. Miss you Grandad 😘😘😘

[@user-sk4ds1rg1z]

What a coincidence to see another Hebrew (and Welsh) learner here!

[@Treeman196]

Thanks for doing these im trying to learn slow but sure

[@katjaanderson769]

Thank you! I cannot roll my rs like you, but I'll press on nonetheless.

[@LearnWelshPodcast]

You’ll get there.

[@oceanwanderer8065]

I'm still struggling with rolling my r's---arggggg.

[@BearClanMan1970]

This was a great tutorial, Jason! I respect and appreciate your dedication to the language. Does "Dydd Gwener y Groglith" literally translate to "Good Friday"?

[@LearnWelshPodcast]

Croglith (mutated to groglith in the phrase) means the reading of the cross which was done on Good Friday. So the full phrase means Friday reading of the cross.

[@BearClanMan1970]

@@LearnWelshPodcast Diolch yn fawr iawn, Jason. This is great information.

[@karenfowkes]

Diolch yn fawr Jason

[@karenfowkes]

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[@cjuk81]

So Croglith seems like it's the reading of the cross

[@myrddinemrys1332]

Rolling Rs are my bane. My tongue just refuses to co-operate.

[@karenfowkes]

Mine too 😢

[@Yes-gu2wn]

What does groglith translate as?