Welsh Greetings (North Wales)

[@CB-bq7yl]

I love the way you teach welsh. I really enjoyed listening to you thank you ❤ You sound like my father.

[@Jamestele1]

My unbiased opinion is that this is the best KZbin channel. Diolch a daliwch ati gyda'r gwaith gwych.

[@nicholasjones7312]

Glad you’re putting a “gog” slant on some of these. Diolch.

[@eddale9794]

This is very helpful. Thank you.

[@anbheansachuisneoir9233]

That pub over your shoulder was my first ever local, many moons ago! Also, today is my birthday, so I shall pretend that one of your greetings was 'Penblwydd hapus i ti, Ceris!". :-)

[@LearnWelshPodcast]

Penblwydd Hapus! Hope you’re having a fantastic birthday 🥳 🎂🎉

[@anbheansachuisneoir9233]

@@LearnWelshPodcast Diolch yn fawr iawn! (Bwytais i ormod o gacen).

[@garthhunt7238]

Love these videos!

[@ComeRee]

I'm from South Wales, but even I know the most common greeting in North Wales is: "Iawn cont?" :D Da iawn brawd, diolch o chi'n waith!

[@fred-hl9bp]

Diolch yn fawr ri'awn 👍🏻

[@francismichaelcedenoreyes4168]

Helo S'mae?,Bore da teacher how do you say i really apreciate it from the bottom of my heart and thanks for everything in welsh?

[@PedrSion]

Tara ‘wan is more usual than Hwyl am rwan. Hwyl is pronounced who ill rather than hoil. Wela i is normally pronounced as welai (well eye). 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿😃

[@LearnWelshPodcast]

The different pronunciations are because I speak Welsh with a South Wales accent and pronunciation, I’m afraid. I am working hard on trying to pick up some of the North Wales pronunciations though, so I can teach them better. In the meantime I’m focusing on teaching some of the word and grammar differences. Wish I hadn’t missed Tara ‘wan in my research though. Thanks for letting me know.

[@PedrSion]

@@LearnWelshPodcast croeso .

[@crwydryn]

Hwyl am rwan.

[@JenXOfficialEDM]

Sut mae Jason. Jen y dwi. Diolch yn fawr gwneud chi'n fideo. Dechrau dysgu dysgu Cymraeg yn Mis Medi 2020 ac mwynhauch siarad y iaith hardd.