Charlotte Church - Suo Gan (Lyrics)

Canción inicial del film "El imperio del Sol" cantada por Charlotte Church

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Charlotte
• Church
• Suo
• Gan
• lyrics
• letras
• El
• imperio
• del
• sol
• Empire
• of
• the
• sun
• opening
• inicio
• musica
• clasica
• Welsh
• lullaby

[CassytheBard]

So this is Welsh. Mama used to sing it to me so I assumed it was Irish.

[865chance]

the movie of empire of the sun is brilliant.... :D this the memory from years past... !!!!!!!! :)

[hathor100]

@studioprod oh, vejam lá o ILUMINADO..faz lá mais gracinhas , ça serais magnifique, was denken sie?!! lo pienso que lo mehor es que te CALLES

[HowlowlUK]

I want to learn this so I can sing it to my fiance, who is welsh ;w; <3

[studioprod]

@hathor100 Huna blentyn, ar fy mynwes,clyd a chynnes,ydyw hon...!!!

Yn wir, dim ond i chi gludo yn y geiriau caneuon. A ydych yn gwybod dim byd am yr iaith (you cut and pasted the lyrics. Do you know nothing of the language?

[studioprod]

to hathor100...Mae'n drist eich bod yn teimlo ei bod yn angenrheidiol i ddangos eich gwybodaeth am ychydig o hanes Cymru yn hytrach nag yn mwynhau y canu hwn yn llais hyfryd. (too bad you had to show off your scant knowledge of Welsh history rathether than enjoying the lovely singing)

[originalstriker]

great voice wish we could watch her sing it ...

[hathor100]

@converter7 Thank you, I understand it now, all the best to you :)

[converter7]

@hathor100 monoglot Welsh speakers dying in the 1980s. Today, everyone above the age of 5 can speak English in Wales, since the children of the Welsh heartlands where the community and first language is Welsh, all learn english in schools. Today 1/3 of the Welsh are bi-lingual, with that number growing to 1/2 for under 16 year olds and everyone under the age of 16 knows both languages to varying degree's

[converter7]

@hathor100 in Wales, the English Midlands and western England), Cornish (spoken across the west country in cornwall, Devon and west Somerset, extinct but being revived in Cornwall) and Breton (spoken in Brittany and surrounding areas). English is the most recent language on this island, arriving in the 6th century. It was spoken across modern day England by the 18th century and across the whole island by the early 20th century. The Welsh were the last to learn English, with the last generation