Welsh Greetings (South Wales)

In today’s video I’m going to teach you a variety of greetings in Welsh, including ways of saying hello at various times of the day (Good morning, good afternoon etc...), a more relaxed way of saying hello (What’s happening?) and how to say goodbye when you’ll be back soon (bye for now).
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[@badgerspaw]

In Caerphilly we use “what’s happening” all the time, can’t wait to use the Welsh version thanks!

[@fred-hl9bp]

Diolch yn fawr ri'awn.....great channel and teacher👍🏻

[@LearnWelshPodcast]

Diolch! 😊

[@muddyboots2531]

I wish I had watched this before I went to Wales the last time. I had no idea why a lady was stood outside the ladies tioilets asking me (in English) "What's happening". We watch a comedy with Welsh and English actors and one of the actresses is well known for saying "What's occurring" and I would have understood that, but on this occasion I just did not twig, and she kept repeating it too.

[@stephenclutterbuck]

Well I'm moving to Swansea in South Wales in the summer so it's good to start learning Welsh , thanks for uploading these videos

[@TwpsynMawr]

Unfortunately you will be struggling to find a speaker in Abertawe

[@hariowen3840]

Your Welsh is amazing for someone who's learnt it as a second language. From another of your videos, nawr, the south and rwan, the north. nawr clearly is a shortened version of yn awr, while rwan is nawr written in reverse. (I've always wondered about the reversed spellings.)

[@GoogleUser-dwcy]

Now that I know how to ask what's happening I just have to learn how to understand whatever the other person is replying. I guess it'll come with time :)

[@msbeaverhausen7226]

I always look forward to your videos!!

[@ivorwm2291]

Thanks a heap!

[@DigitalSapient]

Really helps my learning! Diolch!

[@oceanwanderer8065]

Yes thanks, this was useful Hwl.

[@RRTNZ]

Byw yn hir a ffynnu Jason! 🖖 Fel arfer, dweud fy ffrind ( mae hi'n gog ) "Beth wyt ti wedi wneud ?" a dw i'n dweud " Dim byd o gwbl!"

[@LearnWelshPodcast]

🖖

[@passtheparcel2007]

The only one I know, is "alrite butt". Meaning what u doing in my patch...

[@penderyn8794]

Beth sy’n newydd? What’s new? Beth sy’n mynd ymlaen? - What is going on! Shwd mae’r pethau’n mynd? - how are things going? Shwd mae’n mynd? - how’s it going? Shwd is southern dialect of “sut” (how)

[@crazywelshman5909]

In maesteg we say, alright butt 👍

[@rhewitt9060]

Fideo gwych, diolch

[@Em-jc7ct]

I'm my primary school in South Wales we pronounced afternoon as preen-hound-da. Is this totally wrong? Also in general I don't remember being taught such a heavy rolling r sound. It was an English speaking school with hardly anyone speaking Welsh in the area

[@LearnWelshPodcast]

It could just be you were taught ‘Prynhawn da’ in a different accent to mine? Some parts of Wales Roll the R softer than others. Plus I’m putting a little bit extra emphasis on the R for teaching purposes. But only slightly. We roll it quite heavily down my neck of the woods. 😀