Welsh sayings

Here are some helpful Welsh phrases to get you started. Be sure to have a look at our Old Welsh Proverbs for perfect examples of the wicked Welsh humour. Wales Cymru - Wales Cymry - Welsh (people) Cymraeg - Welsh (language) Cymru am byth! - Wales forever! Hen Wlad fy Nhadau - Land of My Fathers (Welsh national anthem)

What did you say?! Learn about some Welsh words/vocabulary and what they mean in my latest post!

1. I’ll do it now in a minute. (I’m doing it) 2.Who’s coat is that jacket? 3.Tamping (Mad) 4.Bogging (filthy) 5.Chopsing (talking a lot) 6.Chopsy (cheeky) 7.There’s tidy (that’s good) 8.Bampi (grandad) 9.Go and cwtch down (go and lie down) 10.Daps (trainers/pumps) 11.Popty ping (microwave oven) 12.I’m not being...

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This is Welsh in its full poetry and beauty

Whether your child passes his exam with flying colours, or your best friend manages to get that long-desired promotion, there are many situations where it’s appropriate to praise someone for a job well done. In English, we have a range of encouraging phrases to choose between but what about in Welsh? Well, it turns out ... Read more

Proverbs: If you want to be a leader, be a bridge. If you want to say it poetically, write in in Welsh.

The Welsh language has a wide range of sayings and phrases that are worth exploring if your aim is to sound like a native. Why not see if you can slip some of the following into your next conversation! 😉 1. Dim ffiars o beryg! English translation: Not likely! Not a chance! This has got to be my favourite Welsh ... Read more

Hiraeth (Welsh pronunciation: [hɪraɨ̯θ, hiːrai̯θ]) is a Welsh word that has no direct English translation. ... It is a mixture of longing, yearning, nostalgia, wistfulness or an earnest desire for the Wales of the past.