Bywyd Cymraeg ym Mhrifysgol Caerdydd

Mae'r Gymdeithas Gymraeg neu'r GymGym yn gymdeithas sy'n croesawu myfyrwyr Cymraeg o Brifysgol Caerdydd.

[markevans]

Wow, Welsh is amazing to hear!! Hopefully us Irish will catch up in reviving our language as successfuly as you guys.

[samiam]

I'm of English heritage myself, but it's good to see the Welsh and other peoples attempting to preserve their native language, etc.

[stevesamplingmusic]

fantastic that Wales is getting more bilingual. This is such a unique sounding language and it´s great to hear fluent young people speaking it

[igorbogdanovic]

the celtic languages should be revived by institutions such as school and so on, because its a core in your identity. the english (anglo saxons) are a foreign language thats been forced to you. great sound and very odd. greetings from Serbia

[robwalsh]

The Welsh are notorious for overwhelming their opponents with a barrage of syllables.

[ZacharyRodriguez]

Certainly sounds more complete than the other Brittonic languages I've listened to (i.e. Breton and Cornish). Everyone in the video speaks in such a unique rhythm so fluently, and without what I'd think is an accent influenced by another language. I love how it sounds. Now add subtitles in Tengwar.

[Ama-hikn]

Love how the celtic languages are kept alive.

[carlobo]

the tone of the Celtic languages ​​is reminiscent of an ancient ancestral language not contaminated by Latin, although the ancient Celtic languages ​​and Latin were similar...Greetings from Italy

[turblijura]

What a beautiful language! Greetings from Estonia!

[hariowen]

Mochyn du wedi marw, Taid a Nain yn crio'n arw! 😄 🐗

[Joy-]

Can I say that one of the best things I did in Cardiff was learning Welsh? I'm just a beginner, but I really love learning it.
It's a pity Cardiff is not really a Welsh-speaking city. I really hope more people learn Welsh and speak Welsh here.

[lothariobazaroff]

I hope there are (or will be some day) people in Wales who speak Welsh all the time and English is only one of the foreign languages they happen to know.

[irishelk]

You know in Ireland, there’s been several notable people with Welsh names: Thomas Davis, Ruby Walsh, Dermot Morgan, Phil Lynnott, Arthur Griffith, James Joyce!.

[olegosipov]

If you want this video to help people learn Gymraeg, you should make good subtitles both in Gymraeg and in English. Without subtitles it's almost useless.

[kevincolliss]

Ah....the language of my great grandmother! She told me stories of getting into trouble for speaking it in school🤐

[weathermankaku]

An independent Cymru gives you a bright future.

[jamaalcurry]

Must have been horrifying to encounter them the first time in the ancient world

[Nishandh_Mayiladan]

Veryyyy beautiful people... How could everybody look like little kids like that ?!

[brentwoodbay]

Lovely to hear! What does GymGym mean?

[yonasgonzalez]

I like to hear the guy who has a british english accent