Cymraeg i Siaradwyr Saesneg
Welsh for English Speakers
Welsh for English Speakers refers to language learning programs, courses, or textbooks designed specifically to teach Welsh to people who already understand English. These resources are tailored to English speakers and provide an accessible way to learn Welsh.
What is 'Swansea' in Welsh?
In Welsh, Swansea is called Abertawe. Abertawe means “mouth of the River Tawe,” because the city is where the River Tawe flows into the sea.
Learning languages enhances cognitive skills
Learning Welsh at Home
Learning Welsh at home as an English speaker offers a range of benefits, from personal enrichment to cultural connection. Understanding the language, even a little, opens the door to understanding and engaging with the rich heritage of Wales, including its literature, music, and traditions.
As a language with a strong identity, Welsh provides a unique perspective on bilingualism and preservation. Studying it at home allows for flexible, self-paced learning, supported by a growing number of online resources and communities.
Days of the Week in Welsh
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Day
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Day (Welsh)
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Morning
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Afternoon
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Evening
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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Monday
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Dydd Llun
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Bore Llun
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Prynhawn Llun
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Nos Lun
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Tuesday
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Dydd Mawrth
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Bore Mawrth
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Prynhawn Marwth
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Nos Fawrth
|
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Wednesday
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Dydd Mercher
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Bore Mercher
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Prynhawn Mercher
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Nos Fercher
|
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Thursday
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Dydd Iau
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Bore Iau
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Prynhawn Iau
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Nos Iau
|
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Friday
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Dydd Gwener
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Bore Gwener
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Prynhawn Gwener
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Nos Wener
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Saturday
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Dydd Sadwrn
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Bore Sadwrn
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Prynhawn Sadwrn
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Nos Sadwrn
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Sunday
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Dydd Sul
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Bore Sul
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Prynhawn Sul
|
Nos Sul
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