Canu Gwlad - meaning singing country - five Welsh words to learn
Welsh language version of Canu Gwlad. In English is means singing country. It is sung to an American country music tune. Yes, Canu is singing. the adjective is first as in English.
You can learn Welsh on Duolingo.
A double l sounds as if you are clearing your throat, like the Scottish word lock (the ck not the l).
What is there to enjoy in Wales? Castles and green valleys with white sheep. Welsh male voice choirs. Girls playing the Welsh harp and singing. Welsh cakes, like small fat pancakes, served hot with butter.
I belong to four clubs, Harrovians in the UK, Singapore online, and I am a member of TCA in Singapore and PR for Braddell Heights Advanced.
Come along to my club BHA in Singapore to get the idea.
To practise your reading, look for a club whose website is in your target language and paste words you do not know into translate google or turn on the translate button.
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Ask for somebody who wants to teach their language and learn yours. If native speakers are not avaiable, look for a buddy who is learning the same language as you. Schedule 5 minutes a week, or five minutes a day to say a sentence or two on an agreed subject such as introduce yourself, my hobby, my country, ordering food in a restaurant.
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A Berlitz course. I have discs and the small print accompanying booklet in a couple of languages including Chinese.
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