Learn Welsh Lesson 1 and 2 (Omnibus edition) - Learning Welsh the fun and easy way!

In Lesson one we learn various ways to say Hello and goodbye in Welsh.

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[bri-annaedwardine]

This is absolutely brilliant!!! Learn Welsh with visualisation and a quirky welsh sense of humour. Best I’ve ever found! Diolch!

[mira.imaginarium]

I'm a native Arabic speaker, and have never been to Wales, and have no practical reason to learn it aside from pure curiosity and my devotion to the principle of keeping ancient tongues alive. I am rooting for this beautiful language (and all other endangered languages, like Assyrian) to flourish! All I need now is to somehow find a Welsh person here in Cascadia to teach me...

[timwilson]

My late mother and grandparents were all Welsh and fluent Welsh speakers. Sadly, my mum never taught me Welsh as a child but I heard it spoken regularly by family members and so picked up a few words and expressions. Now, in my mum’s and grandparents memory I’d like to become fluent. My mum would be so proud!!

[jaguarlegoanimations]

This guy needs more subs. He is literally teaching us another language for free and in a fun, easy way

[zVxSolo]

This is amazing! I'm Swedish, and I currently speak Swedish and English. My girlfriend comes from Criccieth, and I'm trying to learn some Welsh for her. She can speak fluently in Welsh and English perfectly, but I thought it would be nice for her to be able to speak to me in her first language a little bit. :)

[AnnaMilwa]

Sutmae! I'm Russian and I say DA to your lesson! It's absolutely amazing, really, your humor is brilliant!

[mroosie]

I've just moved to wales from England and I've been trying to learn the language and struggled. This video is great.

[taddiesy]

thank you for providing this free - my mother just died - and she was 100% welsh.. as an honour to her I wanted to try and learn the language this year.. I do have a welsh/english dictionary and remember a couple of words from my childhood - the challenge will be is that I know no one ( I live in Alberta, Canada) who speaks welsh to practise - but never mind - I will continue

[Gbedgie]

Though I am Russian and have never been to Wales, it has always had some charms on me. Welsh sounds so mysterious and magical

[sandyfisher]

I have just started to learn Welsh and I'm finding it entertaining and quite easy through your podcast. I have a Welsh friend who one day I'd like to visit and it would be wonderful to speak her language when I visit. So thank you.

[simonlevett]

Welsh is a fascinating language because you can use it to translate Egyptian hieroglyphs. I must give it a go sometime.

[paige]

As someone who really struggles with the pronunciation of welsh words, this is so helpful and I can’t thank you enough. Continuously coming back to these videos and hope you’re able to keep them up! 🙏🏼

[rachhlovee]

This is brilliant!! See I was born in Wales, but when I was young I moved to NZ. Recently i've really wanted to learn Welsh, since I was born in Wales, and you have helped me do that. As a 13 year old I find this really easy and helpful. Thank you :)

[bethbrady]

I'm from Wales or I was born there, I was raised in Australia. I have always always wanted to learn my birth language, thank you for creating this pod cast 🙏 one day I will live back in Wales and I will know how to speak the language 😊

[-homechord-]

I love this man with all my heart and soul

[Jen-Bodhisattva_in_training]

This is the best podcast for learning Welsh that I've found, thanks!

[louiseteaches]

Thank you so much for this! I am English, but my grandad's side of the family is Welsh and I am so interested in my Welsh ancestry. The language is so beautiful. Loved this first lesson! Diolch! :)

[ozzydewolfe]

Thank you. Stuck in hospital.and learning. My language again after a traumatic head injury

[gavinjones]

Hi I, m an Aussie living in Port Stephens NSW . THIS Is THE best learn Welsh series I, ve seen thank you for being a shepherd in my quest to learn your wonderful language. My dad was born in Newport near Cardiff. My Grand parents emigrated to Australia in 1922 because my Grand mother had
bronchial problems and her doctors said if she didn, t get to a better climate she would be dead before she was 40 Nan lived till she was 84 I, m pleased to say. Anyway I am proud of my routes and have wanted to learn the Lang of my Grand father to borrow a line from the Amazonng Welsh Anthem cheers from Gavin Jones

[adrianriches]

Thank you, Diolch. I have a feeling of shame due to living here in beautiful Aberystwyth all my life and never learned the Welsh language, without putting blame neither of my parents spoke Welsh and teaching wasn't a great standard where I was taught. I constantly feel compelled to learn the language as I think over time it hasn't really helped me through my working life, so once again Thank you 🙏 🙏🙏