Learn Welsh Folk Songs: Heno Heno (Hen Blant Bach)
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Learning Welsh songs is a great way of learning Welsh words. Music helps people to remember the Welsh words more easily and the repetition of singing a song over and over is a great way of helping those words to stick in your memory. Another reason for learning Welsh songs is to learn music that Welsh speakers grew up listening to. For example, today’s song ‘Heno Heno’ is lullaby that Welsh parents would’ve sung to their young children before bedtime.
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Lovely! More children's songs please.
I forgot i knew this song i cried remembering home
It is a lovely song!
Thank you for this.
Will sing this one to my great grandson. Diolch.
What a lovely lullaby. I did translate "Hen blant bach" as "Old little children," not knowing "hen" carries a "dear" meaning as well. I very much appreciate your translations and ways of explaining the language, Jason.
loved this Diolch
Love this one. I will sing to my daughter she will find it different from Hindi songs I sing for her.
Great stuff Jason. You make learning Welsh fun and your enthusiasm and passion is infectious. Diolch yn fawr.
👏 Can we have more of these please?
Awesome!
i love learning welsh!
This took me back learning this at Bryn y Baal school aged five
Reminds me of my Nain singing this to us many years ago, great etuff, diolch❤
Delightful Jason.I'll be teaching this to my young grandsons.Loving your vids.
The first semi Welsh joke I understood was: "Many classical composer are big in Wales, but not Bach".... daft but funny. You mentioning Bach (the composer) reminded me of that joke.
My dad's welsh but I grew up german and a bit disconnected form welsh culture, so even though I didn't know this song it just... hit home :) thank you
This is brilliant! I have a little piano student who loves to sing; this song will fit perfectly with the notes she is studying right now, and she will be delighted with the Welsh words.
Great job
Thanks Lorin.
Shwmae Jason, mwynhauais i dy gan - gwnes i meddwl fod ro'n i'n gwrando ar Tom Jones. Hwyl fawr !
This is bringing back memories from primary school 😊
Diolch yn fawr iawn, Mr. Shepherd, this is a lovely lullaby!
Loved it! Keep up the great content!
That was very soothing!!
This is lovely content. Welsh is very pretty from all I've heard. Considering learning a little through Duolingo and this channel is likely going to be a great resource if I do it.
Lovely
Do you have the uke chords please 😊 diolch
Question for you, Jason: can "plant" have an extended meaning of "family"? I know that it is the Welsh equivalent of the Irish/Scottish "clann," from which we get English "clan." Perhaps it has that meaning in Old or Middle Welsh, but no longer in Modern Welsh?
I am enjoying your videos very much indeed! Diolch yn fawr!
dwyn licio canu!
Fi hefyd!
I wonder if the Welsh rugby kicker ever had the nick name of Lee "Dime" !
diolch!
Dime... 🤔 American 5c piece...
Wat dose Heno mean in Ur language? That's my first name And I'm Armenian
diolch
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