Cletwr - a community shop in Tre'r-ddol (Part 2) | Easy Welsh 4

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Filmed and edited by Sylvie
Transcribed by Gareth
Many thanks to Maccy and the staff and volunteers at Cletwr
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[@Proxima_Centauri22]

Such an interesting language!

[@LearnUkrainianWithRoman]

What a beautiful language

[@ChefRafi]

These videos are great! Hope to see more Welsh with conversations.

[@Leukotrieneb4]

Hmm...i should learn more things about that beatiful language

[@mapshite8663]

I hope there are lots of parts to each video, it's a nice way of doing Easy language videos!

[@santiagocapra7170]

It'd be really interesting to make an episode at the Welsh colonies in the Patagonia! I know most of the elders there still speak Welsh on a daily basis and some schools teach the language too

[@roberte.6892]

If magic had a language it would be celtic in origin

[@Melvorgazh]

Diolch yn fawr! I follow Easy German since 2014. Then I looked a few time for Celtic languages. And gave up hope. :p I hope there shall be Cornish and Breton too.

[@gerald4013]

Cornish died in the 19th century and was revived but few people speak it an definitely no community uses it. Breton is spoken natively almost only by old people now. There are young people who learn Breton at school but it's barely the same language, since 99% of teachers aren't native speakers, they speak badly and it's almost a made-up "literary" language that native speakers don't even understand. But native Breton is a cool language and we should do our best so that it doesn't disappear completely in the next years.

[@johannes-euquerofalaralema4374]

Adoro assistir a seus vídeos

[@sohanraturi1337]

Thanks

[@johannes-euquerofalaralema4374]

@@sohanraturi1337 You are welcome :)

[@sohanraturi1337]

Nice

[@sohanraturi1337]

I am from India and you

[@davidio1946]

I feel like a viking all of a sudden

[@AA-ke1os]

What is Language ??

[@acss4310]

Can Gareth Bale speak this language??

[@welshplus]

Sadly not: www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/tottenham-hotspur/8286070/Gareth-Bale-interview-born-to-run.html

[@tombartram6842]

Joe Allen, Aaron Ramsey and Ben Davies in the current squad speak Welsh. Half the players aren't even Welsh. They're English but qualify thru Welsh g/parents.

[@bashajames7837]

It sounds so, as if its in the middle of English and Dutch 😅😓

[@taffyducks544]

Yet related to neither! And it's foundation is probably far older than both English and Dutch. The Welsh were an oral culture until 1st century BC. So it's impossible to say how far back it's foundation goes. Modern Welsh hasn't changed all that much from what we know as Old Welsh (from copied manuscripts). About 1400 years.

[@terrybaker8156]

Sadly, I thought it was way too difficult and I just lost motivation to learn because it's not used permanently anywhere in Wales as a daily language of business, finance, politics, education, work etc.

[@mapshite8663]

it is used on a daily basis in parts of Wales in buisness, politics and education... I can't speak for finance, but plenty of people use the language every day at home, school, uni, work, and in the Senedd...

[@gerald4013]

There are several places in Wales where most inhabitants speak Welsh all the time... It's just that you've never been to these places!