Y Gweithdy Cymraeg

[wackywankavator]

Cymraeg and Gaelic are awesome languages.

[alessio272]

@wackywankavator They are but the only thing they are not mutually intelegible nor related other that the fact they are both celtic languages.

[FlatfootJohnny]

Nice, I couldn't understand the words it was crystal clear to me :-)

Thanks

[DougFnDrake]

i must be REALLY drunk! i can read his shirt, but i cant understand ANYTHING hes saying

[philz96]

do you learn english in wales?

[kindredravens]

@philz96 do you think welsh people have a right to free media in a language they grew up with?

short answer: yes.

[1954oldsmobile]

thanks for this! im gonna make it out of metal tomorow!!!

[WiresAnSteel]

Da iawn ti am wneud yr ymdrech. - talking about the sound of the language, this dialect is from the North, which is very different from South Wales dialects. It would be interesting to hear a South walian discuss the same or similar topics.

Hwyl a Fflag

Kev

[specialbeat]

Wow, nice job!

[janiscortese]

Pa mor lyfli -- oes na rhagor o raglenni ma?

[tristan01101]

My GOD Welsh TV is so boring

[nickjarvis01]

i know!

im in wales you dont even get english subtitles it is a pile of shit!

[draigcochfawr]

Da Iawn

[edgluhrs]

Great lathe work! Finnish is a different language family. Welsh is kin to the Breton and Cornish languages and more distantly to Irish and Scottish Gaelic. All Celtic languages shape shift nouns depending on the word's use in a sentence - i.e. the city Bangor sometimes is said Mangor depending on its use etc... hello from Long Island NY. Thanks for the video!

[vargleFitzgerald]

Come on guys, get your shit together!! :p

First of all, Finland is not technically a scandinavian country, for reasons known to the scandivanians i guess.

Second of all, this doesn't even sound close to finnish, which has a flat sort of intonation.

But this is pretty wicked actually, i had never really heard welsh before.

anyhow

cool .. wood.. man

[vargleFitzgerald]

Come on guys, get your shit together!! :p

First of all, Finland is not technically a scandinavian country, for reasons known to the scandivanians i guess.

Second of all, this doesn't even sound close to finnish, which has a flat sort of intonation.

But this is pretty wicked actually, i had never really heard welsh before.

anyhow

cool .. wood.. man

[SpassMacher2000]

yeah, Welsh sounds very scandanavian

[urssulas]

this sounds like some sort of finnish

are u sure celtic languages are realy celtic maybe they are ugro-finnic

[Xozny]

Lol your right, not the words but the way he says it.

[PERUTURNER]

well done man,queep on turning

[DOO1]

lolyn

[Llwyracw]

mae'n wych dwi'n ei hoffi o!

[icefaxi]

amazing! da iawn ydy o!

[MerryTac]

I like it!

[mozartpaiva]

I like it!

[tarhun]

...tits?

[neilwyn]

Sbiwch yn astud (watch carefully)

[jiman211]

I would have never guessed you were going to make a rattle at the start. That was great.

[gonzalosamaniego]

the coolest thing is to hear the language... i love how it sounds

[cyfieithydd]

Yr iaith ar waith go iawn. Gwych!

[7ennyn]

Hypnotic iawn i'w wylio... a chytuno hefo Nic^. Siawns am fwy Neil?

[mmazzi73]

Brilliant!

[nicdafis]

Gwych! Dw i eisiau lâth *nawr*.