Phrase: fy ngŵr (my husband ( Read more... )

Today I learned welsh for sea, ocean, Pacific, Atlantic, North, and Mediterranean ( Read more... )

Non welsh stuff -- niecelet has learned to say "oops", but in a very Scandinavian way, more like øpps. It's freaking adorable ( Read more... )

Dear duolingo,

Refreshing my knowledge of words is good, but did I really need five reminders that "actor" is welsh for "actor"?

Baffeledly,
Me

Cross-posted between DW (here) and LJ. Comments welcome in either place; DW has
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A) Remember parsnip-indecisive Owen?

( He showed up again. )

No no no no I was just getting used to *beginning* consonants changing, now you're dropping final consonants too? In spelling, not just pronunciation? Wahhhh ( Read more... )

Brecwast (breakfast) is frecwast in this sentence ( Read more... )

A sentence in today's lesson: "Do, es i i'r dafarn" -- yes, I went to the pub ( Read more... )

Remember when I was first learning welsh, and one of the words was "Plis" for please, and I speculated that it was a combination of welsh borrowing English loanwords, and duo starting with easy variants ( Read more... )

I'm confused, welshwise ( Read more... )