Learn How To Say ‘Happy Easter’ And Other Easter Related Words
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- In todays video i’m going to show you how to say ‘Happy Easter’ in Welsh and various other Easter words such as Easter eggs, good friday, Easter sunday and Jesus Christ. Plus lots more.
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My apologies for the glitches in the videos picture. I am going to upload a new hopefully glitch free version tomorrow, if you’d rather wait for that version.
So helpful - thanks!
Pasg hapus butt ! Gobeithio byddi di'n relaxing gyda dy deulu di. Hwyl!
Thank you for this Easter video!! I always look forward to watching you when I get my notification! Jason to you and your family, Pasg Hapus xoxo
Cheers Jason.--enjoyed.
Thank you for another helpful video!
Thank you for this happy Easter
Thank you, interesting and informative.
Hey Jason! Just one question: How do you say "Christ is risen!" in Welsh?
Atgyfododd Crist! Its pronounced: At-guv-od-of Crist
Hi Jason. Brilliant video as always. But the picture has some strange glitches on it. SIde ways wiggles!
I’m having some problems with the software i’m using. Hopefully the glitches weren’t too bad. I’m looking into some alternatives for future videos.
Pasg hapus bawb!
Atgyfododd Crist! Atgyfododd yn wir!
Da iawn bachgen.
The Welsh 'Pasg' sounds very similar to the Greek 'Pascha'
Most likely, the Welsh word is derived from the Greek. Various European languages have something resembling "pasch" for Easter, all going back - sometimes via church Latin - to the old Greek "paskha, which in turn derives ultimately from the Aramaic "pasha", relaterd to Hebrew pesach" (Passover). The English adjective "Paschal", meaning "relating to Easter" is from the same source. THe English and German words for Easter derive from Eostre, a goddess of the Spring. [sourece: Concise Oxford Dictionary]
Pasg hapus bawb
I think your camera hates you
Its the editing software that hates me but i’m reuploading the video tomorrow without all the glitches. 🤞
Pasg hapus i chi gyd ! In these woke times, there are no such things as Easter eggs.