Gwrych Castle is not on Anglesey, but on the North Wales Coast near Abergele, between Rhyl and Llandudno. It is visible on the hillside from the A55 North Wales Expressway.
I thought I had read that Gwrych Castle was in Anglesey but wasn’t sure. That’s why I only made a quick passing remark to where the Castle was and hoped noone would notice ☺️
@@LearnWelshPodcast The opening sequence of the series (where half of them abseiled down a small cliff) was on Anglesey. You can see where they filmed it if you take the boat from Beaumaris to see Puffin Island.
My mother grew up in Rhyd Y Foel near Gwrych Castle in the 1940s. In the 1970s it was an attraction and held jousts etc. But fell into ruin and collapse.A great deal of money must have been spent to secure it's safety for this programme!
Ll is that tricky for me as Polish that I practically spit myself trying to say it in a word :p For me that sometimes sounds like little spit out "chl" - but my Polish "chl". Or sometimes even just like simple "h" in Polish. I don't know, maybe it's some way to do it well without spitting myself :p
Have to laugh at myself as I for get how to pronounce gwyrch all time someone said sounds like Greek and clearing your throat would love to meet up next time I'm in wales
Sutmae Jason Shepherd. I really enjoy learning Welsh using Learn Welsh Podcast. Diolch! Wish you more and more success in your channel. It is simply superb and fabulous one!
Hoffwn egluro rhywbeth i ti. Gwelais dy raglen am effaith y Gymraeg ar Saesneg a daethost at neider/adder. Rhaid cofio mai nadder yw' gair yn wreddiol ond daeth newid gyda'r iaith fodern O .... a nadder I ...... an adder Dal ati gyfaill.
Gwrych Castle is not on Anglesey, but on the North Wales Coast near Abergele, between Rhyl and Llandudno. It is visible on the hillside from the A55 North Wales Expressway.
I thought I had read that Gwrych Castle was in Anglesey but wasn’t sure. That’s why I only made a quick passing remark to where the Castle was and hoped noone would notice ☺️
@@LearnWelshPodcast The opening sequence of the series (where half of them abseiled down a small cliff) was on Anglesey. You can see where they filmed it if you take the boat from Beaumaris to see Puffin Island.
My mother grew up in Rhyd Y Foel near Gwrych Castle in the 1940s. In the 1970s it was an attraction and held jousts etc. But fell into ruin and collapse.A great deal of money must have been spent to secure it's safety for this programme!
Love this channel and this beautiful language ... still trying to remember rules but you help with instructing how to sound-out & pronounce correctly
Yes I like how he takes time to teach you both south n north
All good stuff, diolch.
Ll is that tricky for me as Polish that I practically spit myself trying to say it in a word :p For me that sometimes sounds like little spit out "chl" - but my Polish "chl". Or sometimes even just like simple "h" in Polish. I don't know, maybe it's some way to do it well without spitting myself :p
Position your tongue to how you would to say l and instead of saying l push air through while pushing your tongue to the sides
Love the welsh,and poles,
Have to laugh at myself as I for get how to pronounce gwyrch all time someone said sounds like Greek and clearing your throat would love to meet up next time I'm in wales
Sutmae Jason Shepherd. I really enjoy learning Welsh using Learn Welsh Podcast. Diolch! Wish you more and more success in your channel. It is simply superb and fabulous one!
Glad you like it.
Diolch Jason, mae'n defnyddiol . Hwyl fawr !
Hoffwn egluro rhywbeth i ti. Gwelais dy raglen am effaith y Gymraeg ar Saesneg a daethost at neider/adder.
Rhaid cofio mai nadder yw' gair yn wreddiol ond daeth newid gyda'r iaith fodern
O .... a nadder
I ...... an adder
Dal ati gyfaill.
Abergele not Anglesey. Don't know Welsh geography