Y Chwarelwyr (Rhan 1)

Y Chwarelwyr rhan 1

[@briandwi2504]

Fascinating.

[@TheProdigy1982]

This video is a gem, we think that we have got it hard now,no!! the men of yesterday had it harder.⚒️

[@Abshenonas]

Do you know when this programme was originally produced?

[@wilowen8450]

6month strike 2 1/2 year lockout

[@jota_szn1960]

Very interesting watch

[@eirianjones1044]

1983

[@keithpilkington907]

When men were men it's a shame that they were worked to death good men that knew how too put bread on the table

[@petebach1277]

Mond number oydd rhewin i teleuodd fel penrhyn, Oakley, ddiawledig 😱🤬

[@cymro6537]

Shame that the narrator can't pronounce Penrhyn property- he's emphasising the 'rhyn' rather than the 'Pen'.

[@cymro6537]

Beautiful Welsh accent when he spoke English.This accent is getting ever scarcer- being supplanted by a quasi Scouse/Mancunian.

[@MrMesospheric]

Really? Dim fy mhrofiad i...

[@caijones6129]

​@@MrMesospheric yn yr saesnag, yndi. dwi im un i sharad, ma acen saesnag fi yn typyn fwy posh neu acen yr ardal. yn y cymraeg maer acen dal yn fyw ddo.

[@strongestfan9823]

If he spoke English he wouldn’t have to use so many words

[@eurosjones2554]

What an ignorant statement.

[@cymro6537]

A word that'll sum you up is the same in Welsh as in English: *TWAT*

[@simonworman7898]

Wales put more roof area and gave a better product than any other part of the uk ,I can only assume that this dreadfull comment came from some unfortunate Englisman who did'nt have the benefit of a sound Welsh slate roof and therefore suffered

[@PeteBlakemore]

@@cymro6537 Or the local Caernarfon word for them would be Cont

[@PibrochPonder]

That’s a pretty funny comment.