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Croeso: beginners' Welsh - Audio

by The Open University

Are you interested in learning more about one of Europe's oldest languages? Or would you simply like to brush up on your Welsh? Then look no further. This collection of audio material features a variety of speakers, talking about their interests, holidays, opinions, likes and dislikes. A short historical account can also be found here. There is even a conversation between two people from Patagonia who speak Welsh as their first language. We also look at greetings as well as past and future events.This material is taken from The Open University course L196 Croeso: beginners' Welsh.

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Episodes

  1. Introduction

    An introduction to this album of Beginners’ Welsh lessons.

  2. Welsh in a year

    Jen Llewelyn, author of ‘Welsh in a Year’, talks about her experiences.

  3. Introducing yourself and your family

    People introduce themselves and their family.

  4. Welsh speakers from Patagonia

    Two ladies from Patagonia speak in Welsh.

  5. Daily routines

    Two people describing what they are doing.

  6. Pastimes 1

    People talk about what they like to do.

  7. Likes and dislikes

    Expressing your opinion and talking about your likes and dislikes.

  8. Change

    Listen to what has changed over the past 20 years.

  9. Holidays

    Talking about the future and about what you should or would like to do.

  10. Circumstances and verbs

    Talking about what you might do in certain circumstances using the conditional forms of verbs.

  11. Describing yourself

    Menna describing herself and talking about her work.

  12. 19th century Welshman, John Williams

    An account of a 19th-century Welshman, John Williams.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Are you interested in learning more about one of Europe's oldest languages? Or would you simply like to brush up on your Welsh? Then look no further. This collection of audio material features a variety of speakers, talking about their interests, holidays, opinions, likes and dislikes. A short historical account can also be found here. There is even a conversation between two people from Patagonia who speak Welsh as their first language. We also look at greetings as well as past and future events.This material is taken from The Open University course L196 Croeso: beginners' Welsh.

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