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[DannyBoy20802]

Sounds like Icelandic.

[OfDaHeeZy84]

Welsh language is like jibberish and drunk on everclear ROFL

[DavesStuffage]

LOL That's why I love the Celtic languages in general - they all sound like they're trying to heave phlegm :P

[DativeCase]

Dwi erioed 'di clywed "smocio" yn Gymraeg o'r blaen. Mae pawb yn fy ardal i yn dweud "ysmygu"/"smygu". Fallai tafodiaith ogleddol yw hi. :S

[cuimreach]

Ie, dw i'n cytuno 'da chi fan 'na.

Mas chwilfrydedd. 'da llaw, a oes dative case (cyflwr derbyniol yn Gymraeg, odi fe?) yn Gymraeg?

[Dannypuck]

I hope no one gets offended but it sounds like the Elf language on Lord of the Rings.

[MattyJThomas]

Thats because, I'm pretty sure JRR Tolkien based Elvish language on Welsh language

[ballebanan]

That's true, he did partly make it to have Welsh phonological traits. So that's why it sounds like that.

[Scaaveiro]

Sometimes it reminds me to... arab?

Greetings from Galiza!

[gariadara]

sounds kind of nordic, like icelandic with less s's and more th's and ch's. It sounds quite different from gaelic.

[Alba12349]

no it sounds like a mix between different languages not nordic

[TheTecwyn]

It's only distantly related to gaelic, they separated 1500 years ago. Icelandic is only very distantly related too, going back to viking times. I'm a Welsh speaker and Icelandic sounds totally foreign to me.

[GemmaLouise1]

how do u download it though??

[fenn23x]

'i yn cymysgu fel has bbc newydd arni

[dbente]

Da iawn. Dw i'n dysgu Cymraeg. Dw'i ddim yn smocio, ond dw i'n gallu clywed yr iaith. (Dw i ddim yn byw yn Nghymru.) Dw i'n hapus nawr. Diolch yn fawr!

[dbente]

* Clywed yr iaith gyda'r fideoau ar youtube.

[greenscreenn00bster]

@dbente

Translation in English please?

[lukasm14]

@greenscreenn00bster TRANSLATION: Very good. I'm learning Welsh. I do not smoke, but I can hear the language. (I do not live in Wales.) I'm happy now. Thank you!