Thanks for posting that Chris!
I wish I learnt Welsh in school (it was only compulsory for one year, sadly).
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It is so easy Azz "baa baa baa baa " and the sheep will run to you 
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@realspeed … I have Welsh ancestors … that’ll be why I love big open spaces and rolling hills and green fields. 
@Azz … have you fancied learning it? It’s never too late to try.
I can see why people prefer their own language, irrespective of whether it is widely spoken or not.
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My family name derived from North Wales which is my only connection with that part of the UK
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Gallwnn i roi gwersi Cymraeg. Dysgais yr iaith pan ddaeth yn rhan o’r Cwricwlwm Cenedlaethol. Gwyliwch gemau rygbi Cymru ar S4C bob amser
For everyone who don’t understand that…
I could give Welsh lessons.
I learnt Welsh when it became part of the National Curriculum.
I always watch the rugby on S4C
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Duolingo have Welsh.
I have taken them to task once or twice
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In and around Cardiff at that time you didn’t hear Welsh at all.It got more popular in the 80’s when S4C the Welsh language TV channel started.
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I learnt Welsh using S4C’s Now Your Talking series.
I won a sheep Grogg on it’s successor’Siarad Plaen
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I had a choice in school at O level.Welsh or French.I took French.I thought it would be more useful in restaurants.AND the teacher was a youngish French mademoiselle.
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Welsh wasn’t taught when I was at school.
Very annoying.
You could do an ‘O’ level if you could actually speak Welsh.
Which ruled me out!
You could only do O level Welsh if you could speak Welsh ???
Crazy.
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Goodness that conjures up some interesting images,.
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Having just googled them … I think they’re lovely
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Teach us on here Chris… One Welsh Word A Day - with Furryanimal 
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I’ll start a thread!
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I like the sheep grogg very cute
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