Sep222016
Country: United Kingdom
Language: Galesera
Welsh language guide
Learn to pronounce common words and expressions in Welsh
Forvo's language guide helps you to learn and pronounce common words and expressions in Welsh.
We have created the guide as part of Tosta, a collaboration project promoting the minority languages of Europe’s Atlantic coast.
The seven languages included in Tosta are Welsh, Basque, Frisian, Scottish Gaelic, Irish, Cornish and Galician. We hope these guides will help you to discover and learn the rich cultural and linguistic heritages of these languages.
Tosta culminates in the Atlantikaldia festival which takes place between September 22 - 25 in Errenteria, in the Basque Country. Forvo will be participating in Atlantikaldia so come along and join us!
Click on the words for a translation (where available).
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Welsh greetings and phrases
Learn some common greetings and sayings in Welsh
- shwmaen ahoskera shwmae [cy]
- Bore dan ahoskera Bore da [cy]
- Prynhawn dan ahoskera Prynhawn da [cy]
- Noswaith ddan ahoskera Noswaith dda [cy]
- Nos dan ahoskera Nos da [cy]
- hwyln ahoskera hwyl [cy]
- diolchn ahoskera diolch [cy]
- ydwn ahoskera ydw [cy]
- nan ahoskera na [cy]
- sut wyt tin ahoskera sut wyt ti [cy]
- ddan ahoskera dda [cy]
- iawnn ahoskera iawn [cy]
- da iawnn ahoskera da iawn [cy]
- gweddoln ahoskera gweddol [cy]
- Beth ydy'ch enw chi?n ahoskera Beth ydy'ch enw chi? [cy]
- chwithn ahoskera chwith [cy]
- DDEn ahoskera DDE [cy]
- Faint o'r gloch yw hi?n ahoskera Faint o'r gloch yw hi? [cy]
- Mae'n hwyrn ahoskera Mae'n hwyr [cy]
- Rwy'n byw yng Nghaerdyddn ahoskera Rwy'n byw yng Nghaerdydd [cy]