Welsh sayings

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Here are some helpful Welsh phrases to get you started. Be sure to have a look at our Old Welsh Proverbs for perfect examples of the wicked Welsh humour. Wales Cymru - Wales Cymry - Welsh (people) Cymraeg - Welsh (language) Cymru am byth! - Wales forever! Hen Wlad fy Nhadau - Land of My Fathers (Welsh national anthem)

Every language is full of interesting idioms and sayings but some tend to be funnier than others, especially those whose figurative meaning seemingly has little, if anything to do with the actual meaning of the phrase. In this article, we’ve picked out ten funny Welsh idioms that will surely make you chuckle the first (or ... Read more

What did you say?! Learn about some Welsh words/vocabulary and what they mean in my latest post!

1. I’ll do it now in a minute. (I’m doing it) 2.Who’s coat is that jacket? 3.Tamping (Mad) 4.Bogging (filthy) 5.Chopsing (talking a lot) 6.Chopsy (cheeky) 7.There’s tidy (that’s good) 8.Bampi (grandad) 9.Go and cwtch down (go and lie down) 10.Daps (trainers/pumps) 11.Popty ping (microwave oven) 12.I’m not being...

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Whether your child passes his exam with flying colours, or your best friend manages to get that long-desired promotion, there are many situations where it’s appropriate to praise someone for a job well done. In English, we have a range of encouraging phrases to choose between but what about in Welsh? Well, it turns out ... Read more

Hiraeth (Welsh pronunciation: [hɪraɨ̯θ, hiːrai̯θ]) is a Welsh word that has no direct English translation. ... It is a mixture of longing, yearning, nostalgia, wistfulness or an earnest desire for the Wales of the past.

My family has Welsh roots on my maternal grandmother's side~ Beulah Bates Jones Waggoner

Proverbs: If you want to be a leader, be a bridge. If you want to say it poetically, write in in Welsh.