PA FATH O BOBL… PATAGONIA | WHAT KIND OF PEOPLE GO TO... PATAGONIA
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- Опубліковано 16 гру 2019
- Aeth Garmon i’r Wladfa i weld os oes 'na groeso i fachgen trackies, tins a raves.
Garmon goes to Y Wladfa, the Welsh colony in Argentina, but is there a welcome for the Cardiff boy and his trackies, tinnies and raves?
Patagonia... Pa fath o bobl
"Coloni, Cerddi a chwrw" - Розваги
Fascinating documentary! Thanks to the Welsh immigrants who brought to Argentina the delicious "Welsh Cakes". Greetings from Buenos Aires!!
I honestly don't know much about the Welsh myself, but after seeing this video I think I should.
Thank you Wales for establishing such thriving and culturally rich communities in our land.
I'm from chubut, i really want to learn welsh
UPDATE: Ar ol dwy flynedd o ddysgu cymraeg, mi allwn i'n siarad dipyn bach. Dw i'n rili mwynhau astudio'r iaeth.
That’s so cool! I’m from Wales 😊
@@Dead_in__side__ Dwi'n dysgu cymraeg yma!
@@wladfan ah dwi'n dod o gogledd Cymru, mi fasai'n hoffi dysgu Spaneg
Now isn't this a coincidence? The lady at the minute 6:01 is actually my online welsh teacher!
Grêt!
BRUH their accents... It's so trippy to hear a south american accent speaking Welsh.. |D
Lmao I just commented the same thing 😂
I know its mad
Do you like how it sounds?
I really enjoyed that, to all my hermanos y hermanas en Patagonia, keep it up!
Welsh spoken with a South American twang is mad to listen too especially in the younger gen
The locals seem much more friendlier, positive and not cynical like the Brits.
Obviously they don't have to go through the same rubbish as us and they are allowed a community where as we are not and have immigration forced on us. If there are white villages they call it white supremacy here ffs.
Yeah? And where you from muttley?
‘Oh I know, I’ll have a jab at the ‘British’ on a Welsh video, that’ll get me likes’, rent free, and fyi Wales is part of Britain. 🤡🤡🤡
True, Wales is part of Britain and the UK. You probably meant like the English?
@@aldozilli1293 Who in Britain is positive, friendly not cynical? (I'm not confusing polite with friendly)
If I have to describe the welsh colonies in one word it would be **Cakes!!!** 🍰. That is what most of us argentinians that are not from Patagonia think when we think of the Welsh towns 😋😋😋😋
What? Lmao
@@Jordan-bb4xt The welsh towns are known for their tea houses and awesome cakes. Many of them they are a fusion of of the old recipes brought by the colonizers + argentine elements. They also invented the very famous "torta galesa" = "welsh cake" that is like the 2.1 version of a fruit cake. Here a video of the said cake. ua-cam.com/video/ARAUY2QJ4Sk/v-deo.html&feature=emb_title
@@pm1660 ohhh, okay I'm Welsh and I live in Wales. Lol. Thanks for that informed!
Cool!!🇺🇸🇯🇲🇪🇨🇨🇴🇦🇷🇧🇷🇬🇧🇮🇪🇬🇷🇹🇷
I Totally Love Cake!!🇺🇸🇯🇲🇬🇧🇮🇪🇬🇷🇹🇷
Wow mae hwn yn gynnwys anhygoel! Da iawn i chi!
Falch bod ti'n mwynhau!
chubut is considered mini wales of Argentina and south America
Ddyle chi wneud fwy o ddogfennau fel hyn, ma hwn yn gwych!
Mae na lwyth o docs eraill gan Hansh fan hyn ua-cam.com/play/PLMUgzTukecfMUAfc6mgUtW-iq1i-IIZwp.html a mwy i ddod yn 2020
Thank you very much for this nice video. I'm argentinian but I've never visited this place. I'd like to go and see this little Welsh enclave in muy country.
A cheeky lad went in brash and left humbled. Nice one!👍👍👍
Thank you for a great video. I am slowly learning the welsh culture.
Dwi’n gobeithio bydd y Gymraeg yn parhau yn Gymru a Patagonia.
fascinating
'Down Where the Moon is Small' reflects 'How Green was my Valley'
Cool!!🇺🇸🇯🇲🇦🇷🇧🇷🇬🇧🇮🇪🇸🇲🇮🇹🇬🇷🇹🇷
Great movie
This was fantastic.
I subscribed, I'm welsh but got so rusty, and moved out of Wales. I am ashamed. I understand you speak and write in welsh to encourage it, keep doing your thing. Fi'n trio dysgu cymraeg mwy, ond pawb yn siarad saesneg a fi'n ddim gallu gwybod mwy cymraeg. :(
I’m American,and Very Totally Think That Argentina,England,and Wales Are Cool In My Opinion!!!!!!!!!🇺🇸🇯🇲🇦🇷🇧🇷🏴🏴🏴🇮🇲
Please get rid of the English flag
💪❤
@@adhamhmacconchobhair7565 He said England hence the flag
Where did Jamaica enter the chat?
@@adhamhmacconchobhair7565He said it’s his opinion, do you have one of these? 🧠
The music in first part of video is spanish....not argentinian. (i am argentine). Pero muy buen video!!
Los galeses y el norte de españa son celtas...quizas la musica sea parecida
It's a crime to post such a well done video and not have spanish subs on it. You'd be able to reach a whole new world of viewers.
but its a welsh video ??
Mae na gwych - diolch yn fawr iawn!
That tracksuit is something 😂 di iawn Chico
Y tro nesaf rhaid i chi fynd i Trevelin, yn yr Andes
Hi lad, I'm from Chubut
Shwmae!! Dw i wedi hoffi dy video di ond dwyt ti'n gallu ysgrifennu (subtitles) yn Saesneg hefyn. Dw i'n byw ar y Gogledd yr Ariannin a dw i'n dysgu'r iaith yma nawr ond dw i ddim yn deall eto
Ti'n sgwennu yn da iawn 👍
I was wondering if you speak Dutch, Danish or German? Until you started interviewing people!
Interesting
Rhaglen wych iawn. Diolch yn fawr.
Aww pan nes ti mynd yn nerfus. Gallaf uniaethu 😂
Why for god´s sake there is that southern spanish (andalusian) piece of music in the beginning????
Cool!!🇺🇸🇲🇽🇦🇷🇧🇷🇬🇧🇮🇪🇸🇲🇮🇹🇬🇷🇹🇷
@@ryangemellaro2856 Yeahh it is indeed beatiful but it has no connection with Patagonia
Dw i'n dysgu cymraeg ar gyfer fy TGAU ac mae eich fideos yn helpu llawer. Diolch!
Caru Billy. Werth y trip, dwi'n meddwl
Pobl Llanuwchlyn. Dwi allan.
Didn't get that joke, could you explain please?
Wine Fuego Negro
Mae Patagonia yn ardal ddaearyddol ar gyfandir De America, mae'r Ariannin wedi'i rhannu'n 23 talaith enfawr. Mae talaith Chubut yn unigryw i'r Cymry, mae gan y dalaith hon 600,000 o drigolion, mae gan y dalaith Gymraeg fel ei hiaith swyddogol. Mae'r Cymry o'r arfordir fel Puerto Madryn i'r bryn fel Esquel
I wish I were welsh
Mond 11mil? Hyn yn diddorol, dwi bob tro gwybod am yn sefyllfa yn Patagonia ond byth wedi ymchwilio am hyn. Film dda Iawn.
Tbf 2 people killed during a colonisation is nothing as weird as it sounds. England killed millions of people. RIP to the people who were killed tho gorffwys mewn heddwch. Patagonians seem like great people
Actually it was a contreversial matter over horses and women between a group of welsh colonists and some aboriginal tribal leaders which led to those assasinations
I was enjoying watching until I saw your comment about my home town Caernarvon. Now I'm leaving.
Unlucky aha
Da iawn ! Da iawn butty 👌
Mae’r video ‘ma yn wych a dyffrous!
Dwi eisiau mynd i Batagonia ond dwi’n fegan 😂
Priodas mil naw dau dau....er...um....shit.🤣 oedd hynny’n fideo gwych ac mae Patagonia yn edrych yn hyfryd.
do the kids speak spanish as well? or just welsh
Both.
They all speak Spanish, they are Argentinian!!
Y@@juani2863hablan español y gales
that eisteddfod looks a bit Midsommar
Yes hahaha . Es loco
Sut galla i ddod o hyd i'r rhaglen ma efo isdeitlau Saesneg? Bydda fy wraig yn hoff iawn i gwylio hwn, ond dydy hi ddim yn gallu siarad Cymraeg.... Dydy nhw ddim yn dysgu'r iaith draw yn America!
Do the welsh there speak English too or just Spanish?
Spanish is the first language there.some of the Welsh descendents may speak Welsh as a first language if there parents are Welsh speaking and speak to them in Welsh.English will be taught probably in schools as in most of the world
They all speak Spanish, they are Argentinian!!
@@juani2863but do they know English as well? Or would they be lost in the UK?
@@richlisola1 Most of the descendants of welsh settlers in Patagonia do not show command of english
Adrodd oedden ni'n galw llefaru mewn eisteddfod yng ngogledd Cymru pam o'n i'n blentyn.
Diddorol
I don't know a single word of Welsh, but why is there a competition of reciting poems? lol
Does the welsh language make it harder than it looks, is it traditional or somehting?
Poetry has been at the heart of Welsh culture since medieval times - en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medieval_Welsh_literature
@@HanshS4C wow, that's so interesting, thanks for taking the time to respond :D
It harks back a long time to Methodist religion which was strong in Wales, the West Country and Yorkshire, UK. The Chaqel organised social days where everyone was encouraged to qerform something - if not sing then recite a qoem or read out loud. That develoqed in some areas to a larger cultural event and comqetitive show but even in the 1950's my Mum, as a child in the welsh Marches, enjoyed the local Methodist events. They took that tradition with them to {atagonia it seems and a jolly good idea it is too for confidence building in children and develop[ing social skills. Children also had to learn [oems off by heart in school and recite with inflection and emotion - my Dad can still remember some of The Ancient Mariner! :)
I don’t understand your question. Poetry recitation contests exists in all tongues
@@richlisola1 Sorry if my question sounded cocky or mocking. I'm realizing now that it might come across that way, over 3 years later lmao
I was just curious about the cultural context of poetry in welsh. I'm argentinian and poetry would not come to mind if I thought about important aspects of our culture. So that contrasts what is shown here. He travels half a world away, and his way of engaging with the patagonian welsh culture is through poetry, which suggests to me that this medium is culturally important to the welsh. But maybe that's a misunderstanding on my part.
And I didn't know poetry recitation was something that could be made into a competition, so that's new to me haha
Me llamo T-Bone la araña discoteca
????
@@SembrandoElKaos Acaso nunca escuchaste hablar del renombrado T-Bone la araña discoteca????
500 pesos gano jajaj bueno somos pobres che
Stay outta national parks and ANY isolated camp grounds.
You'll be eaten. (In Patagonia)
What? I'm from the Patagonia and I don't know what you're talking about.
@@wladfan Then how can you not know about real giants?
The locals all over Chile & Argentina build shrines and statues and murals and paintings to them.
@@wladfan Ever been to Antofagasta, Chile?
Or anywhere even near there?
Packed full of giants and aliens like it always has been.
@@clarkkent9634 Those are the national cryptids but I doubt very much that the giants are real, rather it was because the natives were very tall and the colonists were very short
@@geniusx1498 I have MANY MANY pics proving Giants & Aliens are all over Chile, Argentina & Antarctica.
And the Andes mountains are full of thousands of massive highly complex Anunnaki geoglythic temples.....that anybody can see if they actually looked.
Still occupied & maintained.
Im from argentina, how the fuck there is all this welsh people living here? Lmao
Che no sabías que tambien fueron los primeros inmigrantes en establecer pueblos y ciudades en el sur? En otras regiones de argentina sucedio lo mismo pero de otras etnias como la ucraniana em misiones o la alemana en entre rios
@@aknsmar2768 en mi humilde opinión, este señor debería aprender más sobre la historia de su propio país
son argentinos!! no son galeses! Son descendientes de galeses que saben hablar el idioma! es como si vos supieras hablar italiano teniendo en cuenta tu apellido!
Read a history book, if you want to learn. If you’re interested enough to ask, you can answer your own question.
Investiga hno.