Nadolig Llawen a Blwyddyn Newydd Dda!

[galopede]

Or Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year in Welsh, my country's old language.

Just like to say thanks for the advice and companionship over the time I've been here. I didn't really need the money I spent on soaps, creams, razors, blades, straights, colognes...:rolleyes:

Gareth

[TimmyBoston]

Just scrolling down I thought this was going to be spam! Happy Holidays to you as well! Thanks for the language lesson. :biggrin:

[Austin]

Merry Christmas to you in Modern English! :biggrin:

[galopede]

Merry Christmas to you in Modern English! :biggrin:
Welsh is still spoken in Wales my friend. (Not to mention parts of Patagonia) Not a dead language by any means!

Iechyd Da!:biggrin1:

Gareth

[scagooch]

I thought it was Welsh.

[Phog Allen]

Dia dhuit. I recognised it as some type of Gaelic but had a small guess it was Welsh from your other posts. I am very seriously looking at the Pimsleur audio tapes and cds for learning the Irish. A very merry Christmas to you sir and God bless us everyone.

Regards, Todd

[crackstar]

a very interesting language, but apparently very difficult to learn.

Jeff

[galopede]

You do need a lot of phlegm to speak Welsh, the English tell me.

Have you got the Doctor Who spinoff yet, Torchwood? That's Cardiff, my home town. Some rare accents on there.

[ouch]

My mother was Welsh and my father was Hungarian.

That makes me.................... :lol:

[Mottern Man]

My mother was Welsh and my father was Hungarian.

That makes me.................... :lol:

Should have seen that coming! :lol:

Time for a title change?

[crackstar]

ohhhhhhh, boy....Hungarian's another language that's murderous to learn, if you don't come from eastern Europe

Jeff

[Lyrt]

Happy Christ's Mass!