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I love the way road signs here are written in Welsh AND English. Makes learning the lingo easy! :laugh: I've been teaching myself while driving.

 

Things I've learnt recently are: (excuse spelling)

 

Docks = Dociau

Shops = Shopiau

Toilets = Toiledau

 

If in doubt, add "iau" to turn a word into Welsh. i.e. "I'm going to the pubiau".

 

Also I've found out that there aren't loads of towns called gwasanaethau on the M4.

 

And...Llanelli doesn't rhyme with Benelli.

 

Almost fluent now mun!

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My boy who is 7 has learned loads of Irish as they have to do it in school, amazing how quick they pick it up.......personally, I do t have a clue what he is on about !! But it's good to hear him do i

Do you know Dai Jones? Aye butt he lives just down the road he does(though just down the road means anything upto 10 miles.) ?Also we always ask things twice...Is that your dog is it butt.

My boy who is 7 has learned loads of Irish as they have to do it in school, amazing how quick they pick it up.......personally, I do t have a clue what he is on about !! But it's good to hear him do it.

 

A mate of mine who used to be on here, they spoke Welsh almost exclusively in his village and fair bloody play to them I say.

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My boy who is 7 has learned loads of Irish as they have to do it in school, amazing how quick they pick it up.......personally, I do t have a clue what he is on about !! But it's good to hear him do it.

 

A mate of mine who used to be on here, they spoke Welsh almost exclusively in his village and fair bloody play to them I say.

 

Seeing how easy it is for the young ones to pick up new languages makes me wish I had made a bit more effort when I was a lad... :yes:

 

Have your kids started to pick up the accent yet? :laugh:

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Nope, but I suppose they will matey......that will be some strange combination.......kids from Essex who's dad is from South London with an Irish twang !! Lol

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If you go to another mans country you better get with the programme and fit in is my way of Looking at it matey..........after all, I'm not a paki !! Lol

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More Welsh for Walshie ...cum bi yer ...learn this as I may be asking questions later . On the subject of speaking the local lingo I was talking to some people in Spain last year and they were telling me how they have lived their for 18 years , you must be good at the lingo , nah we don't fcuk about with that you don't need to speak it .....yep people are really that backward . My brother moved over when he was 53 , runs a successful company , employs Spanish people and speaks the language ( self taught ) not perfect but plenty good enough ...

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