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Simple Welsh Phrases

* Twll Tin Pob Sais = Good morning my dear friend
* Ffwcia oma y cont bach = What time is it in Belgium?
* Rygbi = Christianity
* Llanfairpwllgwynyllgogerwchgwyndrobwllantyseiliogogogoch = Over there
* Beth syn cropian ar dy goes = Can you direct me to the nearest public drinking house?
* Sir Clive Woodward = Tosspot

ha ha!!

Fi nath y paragraffs ar "Nobody really speaks welsh, civil servants etc" y bit am Sbot, y rhaglenni teledu, important welsh evebts (heblaw am y paragraff School Eisteddfods) a rhan fwya o'r welsh phrases (dwnim pwy nath Be syn cropian ar dy goes, owarubutty na Taffia)

Biwt o wefan chware teg! Hoff ddyfyniad:

The national sport of Wales is arguing. A Welshman takes great pride in his ability to argue with anyone, usually for no apparent reason. Being from the next village/valley/town/city/county/etc is usually enough to guarantee a fight. The only time when Welshmen refrain from arguing with each other is when there's an Englishman present. In such a situation the Welsh become brothers-in-arms and turn on the intruder.

Gwyn a ddywedodd:Biwt o wefan chware teg! Hoff ddyfyniad:

The national sport of Wales is arguing. A Welshman takes great pride in his ability to argue with anyone, usually for no apparent reason. Being from the next village/valley/town/city/county/etc is usually enough to guarantee a fight. The only time when Welshmen refrain from arguing with each other is when there's an Englishman present. In such a situation the Welsh become brothers-in-arms and turn on the intruder.

Oni di anghofio am hwnna. Fi nath hwnna fyd, gweddill y darn "Sport", a Places to See ond dwnim pwy nath weddill y tudalen "Wales".

Cwlcymro a ddywedodd:" y bit am Sbot,

Ond Smot ydi o!

Gwir iawn

Gol: Gwell wan?

Gwyn a ddywedodd:Biwt o wefan chware teg! Hoff ddyfyniad:

The national sport of Wales is arguing. A Welshman takes great pride in his ability to argue with anyone, usually for no apparent reason. Being from the next village/valley/town/city/county/etc is usually enough to guarantee a fight. The only time when Welshmen refrain from arguing with each other is when there's an Englishman present. In such a situation the Welsh become brothers-in-arms and turn on the intruder.

Nath pwy bynnag anghofio ychwanegu, "until one of the Welshmen becomes friends with the Englishman and stabs the other Welshman in the back!"

Smot yn Cael Ein Roi Lawr

It is known that when two Welsh speakers begin to converse, Cthulhu not only rises from the sunken city of R'lyeh but he also screams and groans in agony before decsending back down.

Ha ha, reit dda - gesh i laff bach i'n hun fama yn yr office dawel