For the welsh

[lurcher330 2,301]

Us here in Ireland have our own language but not many of us can speak it ,I can only speak the bear minimum but can understand a bit of what people are saying when they speak it and i have sent my kids to an Irish speaking school.

 

But can many of you speak Welsh and do you have Welsh speaking schools.

 

just being a bit nosey and curious

[johnny boy68 11,726]

Gall Aye siarad digon i gael drwy ond mae'r plant yn eithaf rhugl ynddi, rhan fwyaf o ysgolion o fy nghwmpas ei addysgu.

[lurcher330 2,301]

Gall Aye siarad digon i gael drwy ond mae'r plant yn eithaf rhugl ynddi, rhan fwyaf o ysgolion o fy nghwmpas ei addysgu.

Now what the fcuk does that mean

 

Is it something about speaking Welsh and playing rugby in your pyjamas

[foxlamper80 28]

could be something about shaging sheep lol only slaging

[jamie mc 168]

^{Gall Aye siarad digon i gael drwy ond mae'r plant yn eithaf rhugl ynddi, rhan fwyaf o ysgolion o fy nghwmpas ei addysgu.}

Aye can speak enough to get through and the children are quite fluent in it, most schools around me is taught i think?

[johnny boy68 11,726]

^{Gall Aye siarad digon i gael drwy ond mae'r plant yn eithaf rhugl ynddi, rhan fwyaf o ysgolion o fy nghwmpas ei addysgu.}

Aye can speak enough to get through and the children are quite fluent in it, most schools around me is taught i think?

[johnny boy68 11,726]

Gall Aye siarad digon i gael drwy ond mae'r plant yn eithaf rhugl ynddi, rhan fwyaf o ysgolion o fy nghwmpas ei addysgu.

Now what the fcuk does that mean

 

Is it something about speaking Welsh and playing rugby in your pyjamas

 

Half right

[boyo 1,398]

i would say most of wales cannot speak welsh ,my 7 yr old grandaughter goes to a welsh school and is pretty fluant in it . do try sometimes but hard language to learn .especially if your dull like me .lol.

 

[kingnewport 19]

I carnt but alot a kids are learning these days , id like to speak it tho

[Malt 379]

Bits and pieces. Me and the wife took lessons for a year but had to stop when we moved 2 years ago. My kids can talk a fair bit, they teach it to the kids here in most schools these days, but they never taught a single word of it to me in primary school. b*****ds taught me French instead, but ce'st la vie I suppose!

[donkdaniel 236]

Ye rwyn siarad cymraeg yn iawn mae gen I fachgen fach sun mynd I ysgol saisneg ond maer ferch fyn gweld or ysgol hen fi ac yn galli siarad yr iaith hefyd so rydyw I wedi dychre siarad yr iaith mwy nawr na am blynyddoedd

 

 

That means I speek welsh my little boy goes to a English school which was my xs choice I'm currently seeing a girl I used to be in school with years ago and she speeks welsh also I also said I'm sleeping it more now than I've spoken it in years past hope this helps atb donk

[lanesra 4,026]

On the Isle Of Man we have our own Language , its a form off Gaelic , though they dont teach it in school now ...... THEY NEED TO EMPLOY TEACHERS TO TEACH THE POLISH / EASTERN EUROPEAN KIDS ENGLISH

[donkdaniel 236]

f*****g polish are taking over mate that's shocking didn't know you had your own language though sorry for my ignorance atb Chris

[Hawkeye. 26]

Plenty of first language welsh speakers in wales including myself, some school's teach all subjects in welsh.

[Malt 379]

Plenty of first language welsh speakers in wales including myself, some school's teach all subjects in welsh.

 

That's true enough, the % of speakers is steadily growing too. Brilliant for a language that has been under heavy attack since the days of Henry VIII and beyond. They've been trying to wipe it out since the Romans yet it's still here. The remnants of a language that was once spoken all over the mainland in one form or another.