Whoah! After two years I return to the UA-cam channel and Jason has grown a beard of almost biblical proportions! Another six months and he'll be holding a staff to part the ocean ;-) But seriously: Good to see you're still recording these. For a variety of reasons I put my Welsh studies on hold but I'm slowly getting back into it :-) Thanks for all your effort and devotion!
Really enjoying these classes, and hopefully they'll inspire me to finally make some proper headway in my native language. Also, "Dydd Seal" is an adorable image. ;)
Sutmae 👋😊 is there a possibility of splitting the lesson into South and North? I love the way you teach, your lessons are fun and I am actually retaining the informaion. Doilch x
It’s great to hear the lessons are working for you! I’ve been thinking for a while that the lessons need to be split and from Lesson 7 I will be recording separate South and North Wales Lessons.
Where can I learn the Welsh pronunciation for the mountains of Snowdonia? I have been searching the internet for someone saying the names of the following mountains, but I can't find it! I don't want just a text description of how to say it (eg, Garnedd = GAR -neth). I want to hear how they are supposed to be said. I can't find anything on UA-cam. Any chance you could help? The Snowdon Range Yr Wyddfa - Snowdon 1085m (3560ft) the highest point in the British Isles outside Scotland Garnedd (or Carnedd) Ugain 1065m (3495ft) on the Crib y Ddysgl ridge Crib Goch 923m (3028ft) the knife-edged and exposed arête with steep drops either side The Glyderau Range Elidar Fawr 923m (3029ft) Y Garn 947m (3107ft) Glyder Fawr 999m (3279ft) Castell y Gwynt 972m (3189ft) Glyder Fach 994m (3262ft) Tryfan 915m (3002ft) The Carneddau Range Pen yr Ole Wen 978m (3209ft) Carnedd Dafydd 1044m (3424ft) Carnedd Llewelyn 1064m (3491ft) Yr Elen 962m (3156ft) Foel Grach 976m (3202ft) Foel Fras 942m (3091ft) Garnedd Uchaf 926m (3038ft)
Diolch yn fawr iawn, Mr. Shepherd, for one more precious video lesson!
Whoah! After two years I return to the UA-cam channel and Jason has grown a beard of almost biblical proportions! Another six months and he'll be holding a staff to part the ocean ;-) But seriously: Good to see you're still recording these. For a variety of reasons I put my Welsh studies on hold but I'm slowly getting back into it :-) Thanks for all your effort and devotion!
Really enjoying these classes, and hopefully they'll inspire me to finally make some proper headway in my native language. Also, "Dydd Seal" is an adorable image. ;)
I liked the lesson very much! Thank you!
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Sutmae 👋😊 is there a possibility of splitting the lesson into South and North? I love the way you teach, your lessons are fun and I am actually retaining the informaion. Doilch x
It’s great to hear the lessons are working for you! I’ve been thinking for a while that the lessons need to be split and from Lesson 7 I will be recording separate South and North Wales Lessons.
ok thanks for the lesson!
Where can I learn the Welsh pronunciation for the mountains of Snowdonia?
I have been searching the internet for someone saying the names of the following mountains, but I can't find it! I don't want just a text description of how to say it (eg, Garnedd = GAR -neth). I want to hear how they are supposed to be said. I can't find anything on UA-cam.
Any chance you could help?
The Snowdon Range
Yr Wyddfa - Snowdon 1085m (3560ft) the highest point in the British Isles outside Scotland
Garnedd (or Carnedd) Ugain 1065m (3495ft) on the Crib y Ddysgl ridge
Crib Goch 923m (3028ft) the knife-edged and exposed arête with steep drops either side
The Glyderau Range
Elidar Fawr 923m (3029ft)
Y Garn 947m (3107ft)
Glyder Fawr 999m (3279ft)
Castell y Gwynt 972m (3189ft)
Glyder Fach 994m (3262ft)
Tryfan 915m (3002ft)
The Carneddau Range
Pen yr Ole Wen 978m (3209ft)
Carnedd Dafydd 1044m (3424ft)
Carnedd Llewelyn 1064m (3491ft)
Yr Elen 962m (3156ft)
Foel Grach 976m (3202ft)
Foel Fras 942m (3091ft)
Garnedd Uchaf 926m (3038ft)
I have them now, so no worries!
www.mywelsh.com/wyddfa/Wyddfa.zip
Is there a Welsh word for "chaplain" ?
Yes. It’s ‘Caplan’.
@@LearnWelshPodcast Diolch Thank you
Rwan is Nawr backwards... is that on purpose? Lol
They shoulda made "r
ŵan" mean "later".
Nawr = rwaN. Da iawn
I’m beginning to wonder if there’s really a cousin des.
Of course there is! It’s not as if I’d make that up to create a teaching moment. 😉