Articles related to "Welsh"
Welsh Language CD-ROMs, Part II
An overview of three more software packages for the beginning Welsh learner.
• welsh
• welsh language
• cymraeg
• welsh lessons
• welsh cds
Book Review: Basic Welsh by Gareth King
Keep an eye out for the return of the Dysgwr’s Diary next month. This month: a review of an excellent grammar workbook for beginning students.
• welsh language
• welsh books
• welsh grammar
• gareth king
• beginning welsh
Deg Uchaf / Top Ten: The Revival of Welsh
Ten important factors in recent history that contributed to the revival of the Welsh language.
• welsh language
• welsh revival
• welsh history
• language revival
• language activism
The Welsh Not
In Wales, Welsh school children were punished for speaking their own language, in the belief that the English language would solve all their educational problems.
• welsh not
• wales
• welsh
• welsh language
• welsh culture
Learners’ Resources: Get Fluent!
Supplement your Welsh learning with this great subscription service that delivers weekly worksheets to your e-mail inbox.
• welsh language
• welsh lessons
• welsh exercises
• get fluent
• cymraeg
The Dysgwr’s Diary, Part Four: A Questionable Situation
Fictional Welsh student Dafydd Griffiths is back, and this time he's found some Welsh-speaking friends...who enjoy asking and answering present-tense questions.
• welsh lessons
• welsh language
• welsh grammar
• welsh
• cymraeg
The Dysgwr’s Diary, Part One: It’s All Welsh to Me
A new series of articles! Follow and learn along with fictional Welsh student David (a.k.a. Dafydd) Griffiths as he explores the world of Welsh language.
• welsh language
• welsh learners
• learning welsh
• welsh lessons
Learners' Resources: Cymdeithas Madog
Cymdeithas Madog is the Welsh Studies Institute in North America. Find out what they have to offer language learners, both online and offline.
• cymdeithas madog
• welsh
• cymraeg
• welsh studies
• welsh language
Early Welsh Manuscripts, Part III
The Books of Aneurin and Taliesin exemplify the Welsh heroic poetry tradition.
• welsh literature
• welsh poetry
• welsh bards
• taliesin
• aneirin
Envisioning Wales
A slight digression into visual communication--how the emergence of early Welsh culture was reflected in its art and artifacts.
• wales
• welsh art
• welsh culture
• festival of wales
• welsh art history
Software Review: Gair Wrth Air
This inexpensive, straightforward text-based vocabulary program is good for reviewing and expanding your knowledge of Welsh words.
• gair wrth air
• qaq software
• welsh software
• welsh vocabulary
• welsh language
Software Review: QaQ’s Dysgiadur Brawddegu
A text-based Interactive Dictionary Phrasebook that includes synonyms, revision quizzes, and both English-Welsh and Welsh-English word lookup.
• dysgiadur brawddegu
• qaq software
• welsh software
• welsh phrasebook
• welsh language
Welsh Cawl
The traditional Welsh broth of cawl is made from lamb or mutton with seasonal vegetables served as a one pot meal or as separate soup and vegetable courses.
• welsh food
• traditional british food
• welsh recipes
• soups
• broth
A Welsh Springtime
Useful phrases, traditions, and web links to give your spring season a uniquely Welsh twist.
• welsh
• welsh customs
• welsh language
• welsh traditions
• spring traditions
Bilingual Welsh-English Websites
Putting together a fully bilingual website presents designers with a unique set of challenges, while providing bilingual web surfers with a more effective Internet experience.
• welsh language
• bilingual websites
• welsh websites
• dwyieithog
• dylunio'n dwyieithog
Brenda Dayne of Cast On Podcast
Brenda Dayne discusses with us her muses and getting funding for her podcast in part II of this interview.
• brenda dayne
• cast on podcast
• knitting podcast interview
• knitting podcast
• knitting muses
Welsh Cake Recipe
Welsh cakes are easy to make and delicious to eat, using simple ingredients they can mixed and baked in less than 20 minutes. A quick recipe.
• welsh cakes
• welsh baking
• traditional welsh recipies
• british regional cuisine
• cakes and scones
Edward I and the Ring of Iron
The medieval castles built by King Edward I in the thirteenth century, were part of the most intensive defense campaign in Europe during the whole of the Middle Ages.
• edward i and the welsh wars of independence
• the iron ring
• a chain of castles across north wales
• king edward i castle building program
• medieval castles edward i
The March of Wales, 1067-1300
A study of one of the most hotly contested borders in medieval Britain
• the march of wales a borderland of medieval britai
• review of book by max lieberman
• books on march of wales
• history of march of wales region
• history of welsh borders
Early Welsh Manuscripts, Part I
The “Four Ancient Books of Wales”—the Black Book of Carmarthen, the Red Book of Hergest, the Book of Taliesin, and the Book of Aneurin—contain some of the earliest written versions of bardic poetry in Welsh.
• welsh literature
• welsh poetry
• welsh bards
• bards
• gogynfeirdd
Early Welsh Manuscripts, Part II
The Red Book of Hergest is notable for being the source of the Four Branches of the Mabinogi.
• welsh literature
• welsh poetry
• welsh bards
• red book of hergest
• llyfr coch hergest
Saunders Lewis and Linguistic Activism
Last month marked the 40th anniversary of Saunders Lewis’ famous speech "Tynged yr Iaith," or Fate of the Language. The role of this speech was vital in spurring nationalist sentiment in Wales.
• saunders lewis
• cymraeg
• cymru
• wales
• welsh
English and Welsh Wine Styles
With the English Wine Week approaching, here is a quick guide to the latest trends in the increasingly successful British winemaking industry.
• uk wine styles
• english wines
• english sparkling wine
• british wine
• english vineyards
Irvine Welsh's Sixth Book Reviewed
Scottish health officers engage in paths of self destruction and exploration, but tired motifs drag down an entertaining premise.
• bedroom secrets
• irvine welsh
• book review
• plot outline
• master chefs
More Welsh mountain biking
Exploring the network of top-class dedicated mountain bike centres from Snowdonia to South Wales; forest singletrack, wilderness trails and much more.
• bike
• bicycle
• cycling
• cycle
• biking
Pelagius, The Welsh Monk
Pelagius was a monk who challenged the great machine of the Roman Catholic Church. His beliefs and followers were so wide spread that he could not be ignored.
• pelagius
• black death
• krakatoa
• comet
• bishop
Rare Welsh Hotels of Distinction
Over 50 of the best properties in Wales, from boutique city hotels to luxury country house properties, are included in the new free 2007 brochure from Welsh Rarebits
• welsh rarebits
• wales hotels of distinction
• country house hotels and inns
• gourmet restaurants with rooms
• historic accommodation
The Museum of Welsh Life
Take a walk through Welsh history, literally. From 1500s manor houses to 1960s prefabs, it's all been gathered together in this fascinating collection.
• saint teilo's church
• st teilo
• museum of welsh life
• visiting south wales
• welsh heritage
Welsh Rabbit and Bara Lawr
Traditional Welsh food is still popular in the Principality of Wales here are two suggestions that make a filling healthy breakfast and a delicious elevensies.
• british food
• welsh rabbit
• welsh rarebit
• bara lawr
• lavar bread
Hunting for Crafts in Wales
Many Welsh craftspeople have their studios in picturesque villages. Seeking them out offers sightseeing rewards as well as mementos of your visit to Wales.
• anvil pottery
• llanrhaeadr
• denbigh
• ruthin
• pottery tablewear
Offa's Dyke
In 787, King Offa of Mercia ordered one of the largest construction projects in the History of Britain. Pieces of Offa's Dyke can still me seen today.
• offa's dyke
• offa
• mercia
• wales
• welsh
Owain Glyndwr
Welsh prince Owain Glyndwr was the last major threat to
English political power in medieval Wales.
• wales
• welsh
• owain glyndwr
• glendower
• glyn dwr
St Seiriol and Penmon Priory
Seiriol left a life of privilege as a member of the Welsh royal family to become a hermit on a remote island. His fame spread far beyond his humble hermit's cell.
• st seiriol
• medieval welsh hermit
• welsh royal family
• foundation of penmon priory
• beginnings of christianity in wales
Tour the Wales Millennium Centre
The Wales Millennium Centre is one of the finest arts centres in Britain, and an architectural triumph in Cardiff Bay. It can be enjoyed on a behind the scenes tour
• cardiff bay
• wales millennium centre
• backstage tours
• visiting
• welsh national opera
Book Review: Gramadeg Cymraeg Cyfoes
Despite a minor "Cymraeg Byw alert," I highly recommend this grammar text as a comprehensive basic reference.
• "gramadeg cymraeg cyfoes"
• welsh
• grammar
• language
• cymraeg
Elections in Scotland: United Kingdom at Devolution
After almost 300 years Scotland has elected a new Parliament. With the regional elections in Scotland and Wales the United Kingdom has made an important step towards devolution of political power. In both regions voters preferred the Labour Party for its reforms in favor of regional resurrection. Nationalist parties arrived second in both assemblies, while the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats found themselves third and fourth. After its victory in Great Britain´s general elections in 1997, Tony Blair's governing Labour Party had accelerated reforms by two referendums for regional autonomy for both Scotland and Wales. The popular decisions in favor of the reform and now the elections of regional assemblies represent only a first step in a wider reform process that is going to change institutions in the UK.
• scotland
• wales
• england
• united kingdom
• elections
Pontypridd Male Choir Comes to California
Côr Meibion Pontypridd’s recent visit to the States gave America a taste of a longstanding Welsh choral tradition.
• cor meibion pontypridd
• pontypridd
• pontypridd male choir
• male voice choir
• men's choir
Wales, Ho!
Welsh names are seeing a big upswing in popularity these days. Here are some that shouldn't tax the American tongue too much.
• welsh names
• wales
• baby names
• names
• etymology
St David’s Day in Cardiff
March 1st marks St David's Day - Wales' patron saint, and where better to celebrate it than Cardiff, the capital of Wales.
• cardiff
• st david's day
• wales
• bryn terfel
• falstaff
Duffy Rockferry Review
After spending weeks atop the charts in the UK and across Europe, Welsh retro soul singer Duffy releases her debut album Rockferry in North America.
• duffy
• duffy rockferry review
• duffy rockferry mercy
• duffy rockferry warwick avenue
• duffy rockferry north american release
Film Review: The Vikings
Harken back to the bad old days of Technicolor film The Vikings when men were real men, women were real women and a cast of thousands was a real cast of thousands.
• viking
• medieval
• britain
• northumbria
• norway