9 Reasons to Learn Welsh║Lindsay Does Languages Video

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[ysaethwr]

i love welsh! i've been learning for a couple of years and have had a ton of wonderful (and even painful) experiences because of it.

last night at work (in the united states - i should clarify that) a man came up to the register wearing a t-shirt with the red dragon on it. i made some comment about it and called it "y ddraig goch." he told me he grew up there, we conversed in welsh for a bit, and he told me that in the eleven years he'd been living in the states, i was the first person who'd spoken the language to him since he left wales. i cried! haha

[mazzbar]

Welsh is my first language and you don’t know how special it makes us welsh feel when people as talented as you can agree so #Cwtch(hug)

[theweirdo]

I'm Brazilian but I've always been interested in the UK and different cultures! I hope to learn Welsh. I didn't know they spoke Welsh in Argentina until 2 days ago
I hope Welsh never dies off.

[angharadhafod]

"You speak Welsh? Go on, say that long place name".
If I had a £ for each time I've been asked to do that.

[rolleypolley]

prynhawn da (Good afternoon) I just started learning Welsh and it's really fun. I'm learning it via Duolingo. (goodbye!!!!)

[gracepayne]

Welsh has a special place in my heart. I’m learning it bc my mum grew up in Wales but was never taught the language and neither did her mum, it’s quite sad that not many people speak it and I feel closer to my ancestry as I learn it

[mawgans]

I know somebody who wants to work in caring for the Elderly, so she’s studying Welsh and Gaelic to communicate with 1st language older speakers of those languages.

[ifandafydd]

Daffodil in Welsh is 'cennin Pedr', literally 'Peter's leek'.

[Archiveofobscurity]

Reason deg - to fully appreciate Welsh mythology and devise your own elvish language! 😊

[iijasii]

I’m a fluent welsh speaker and I loved your welsh pronunciation it was off but still good for somebody who doesn’t speak welsh

[timmmmmm]

Great vid, as always! I live in the US and I have a small bit of Welsh in me. I am currently learning Welsh, but be warned, I'm at a very, VERY basic level. Da dych chi!

[frankielogue]

DO CORNISH I BEG OF YOU

loving these celtic language videos. despite all the confusion of what it means to be from these isles, these languages are concrete. can you really say you’re from the british isles, if you can’t speak the languages? english is basically a creole, and hardly our culture

[mtalhed]

I live in Canada, and on my father's side, it was long thought that my family hailed from Ireland (and we did, sort of) but actually, we came from Wales. The man in my family last born in Ireland was brought to Wales to be christened in the old country, and then only weeks after his birth, arrived in Canada. Because my mother is only first generation Canadian hailing from Scotland, my Welsh heritage is often overlooked, even though my last name is a Welsh name! So for these reasons, I'm trying to learn Welsh -- not just because it's an undead language in its renaissance, but because it's important to me to learn and connect with ALL of my heritage, even more subtle, overshadowed heritage. ❤

[vitorferreirapecanha]

I'm Brazilian (Portuguese Speaker) and begin learn welsh in last week. I can say that have relative facility in my learning. By the way, the welsh language is a very interesting. Greetings from RJ, Brazil, 👍😊

[Hannah]

I'm Welsh and I feel like I don't know anything, but when I see these videos, things come back. I know how to read Welsh and I can pronounce most words and I can count to ten at least lol.

[YaboiFoon]

Da iawn, dw i’n hoffi cymraeg. Dw i ddim siarat very well but I’m learning (God my welsh is bad) my reason for learning it is because I have a lot of welsh ancestry and I would love to go to Wales and really learn more about my heritage.

[jinengi]

I love you! This is really good! People who speaks a popular (english, spanish, french) language should learn another one from their same country (welsh, scottish g, occitan, catalan...)

[ThePumpingiron]

Cymraeg a balch! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Well...Welsh American. 🇺🇸❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[courtneycarroll]

Thank you! I have discovered that I am over 60% of Welch/English and had no idea! I have been trying to learn as much as I can and learning the language and culture of my family is something I aim to do well. Thank you for the encouragement!

[IronToDiamond]

I want to learn a language used in my background but everyone in my ancestry speaks English but my Grandma is half Welsh (making me 12.5% Welsh) but she speaks English so Welsh is the closest thing