Articles related to "Welsh Culture"



Book Review: O Law I Law
This touching Welsh language novel about a quarryman’s life was written by T. Rowland Hughes, and adapted for adult learners by Basil Davies.
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Deg Uchaf / Top Ten: The Revival of Welsh
Ten important factors in recent history that contributed to the revival of the Welsh language.
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Envisioning Wales
A slight digression into visual communication--how the emergence of early Welsh culture was reflected in its art and artifacts.
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History of the Welsh Language, Part 5
During the 20th century, the tireless efforts of language advocates helped Welsh begin to recover. This is perhaps the most exciting time in the history of the language.
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Midsummer Update – Ysgrif Ganol Haf
Some bite-sized updates on Welsh resources to enhance your summer learning, plus a preview of upcoming articles.
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Proverbs for Animals - Par 1
Proverbs about animals - our friends and our foes
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Proverbs for Animals - Part 2
More Proverbs about animals
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Proverbs for Life - Part 1
Proverbs abound in every culture. They can be very much the same in content, yet will reflect the nature of the culture and people. Welsh culture is no different. The series of articles to follow will feature proverbs that encompass life, religion and relationships. I hope you enjoy them
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Proverbs for Life - Part 2
More proverbs from Wales as a commentary on life years ago and for us now.
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Proverbs for People
Proverbs that were for the people, of the people, and by the people!
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Proverbs for Religion
Proverbs reflecting religion, God, heaven, hell and the sins of man
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Proverbs on Communication
Communication has always been a means by which we get feelings and longings expressed. Proverbs have a way of doing much the same thing.
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Saint Dwynwen's Day
Move over, St. Valentine—here's the story of Wales' native patron saint of lovers, Santes Dwynwen.
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The Eisteddfod
Everything you ever wanted to know about this exciting Welsh cultural tradition and its history.
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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.
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Welsh: The Language of Song, Part III
A brief discussion of modern Welsh music, plus some vocal music that isn’t in Welsh, followed by a detailed look at a tradition that is particularly Welsh—cerdd dant.
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Bwydlen Gymreig/Welsh Menu: Feeling Sheepish?
The humble sheep has long been a part of Welsh culture, providing wool for clothing, picturesque expressions in the language, and, of course, tasty lamb dishes.
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The Language of Heaven
From ancient folklore to omens in the sky to modern astronomy, the Welsh people and language have always had a connection to the heavens. These stellar tidbits are presented in conjunction with the Celestial Symphony event.
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Website Review: Cymru ar y We (Wales on the Web)
A bilingual gateway to reliable Welsh-interest websites on every subject.
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Welsh: The Language of Song, Part II
The major traditions of Welsh vocal music still resonate today, from the choir to the opera, from rugby games to the Gymanfa Ganu. Folk songs, hymns, and choral music are especially popular.
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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.
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A Guide to Wales
Wales is one of the countries that make up the United Kingdom. It borders with England to the East. The capital city of Wales is Cardiff.
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The Legends of Wales
Part one in a series about the Legends of Wales -The Red Dragon and St. David
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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
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'Cymru am byth' - The Welsh Hunger for Independence
The Welsh peoples unwavering call for independence from British rule and suppression of their culture.
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Holidays In North Wales
North Wales is a land of stunning scenery with activities to suit the whole family. Whether it's non-stop activities or a more relaxed pace, it's the perfect setting.
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Learners’ Resources: Lingo Newydd
An excellent, high-quality bimonthly magazine for learners, covering a variety of topics in simple Welsh.
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Online Communities and Lists, Part I
One of the keys to effective language learning is communication with other Welsh learners and speakers. Here are some forums for beginning, intermediate, and fluent speakers.
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Saint David's Day: Home and Abroad
How St. David and Welsh history in general reaches across the world, ensuring events of all shapes and sizes take place on St. David's Day.
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The Welsh Language: A Cultural Revival
A synopsis of the history, origins, and current status of the Welsh language, which was once in danger of dying out.
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Welsh Language in Patagonia
Patagonia has a secret! Welsh immigrants travelled to South America in 1865. Their descendants are still there and they still keep the Welsh language and culture alive.
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A Welsh Springtime
Useful phrases, traditions, and web links to give your spring season a uniquely Welsh twist.
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Colonial History of Welsh Patagonia, Argentina
In 1865, Welsh colonists aboard the ship Mimosa set off to colonize Patagonia in Argentina. This is the history of that voyage, and the origins of Welsh Patagonia.
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Cwrs Cymraeg Cymdeithas Madog, Part I
An inside look at what happens on North America's finest and most enjoyable week-long Welsh course.
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Dan y Goeden Nadolig – Under the Christmas Tree
A selection of holiday gift ideas perfect for Welsh learners, with a focus on books!
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History of the Welsh Language, Part 3
After Owain Glyndwr's rebellion, the Acts of Union ensured the subordination of the Welsh language...until the Welsh Bible and the spread of Methodism brought it to the forefront again.
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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.
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Nadolig Llawen a Blwyddyn Newydd Dda!
Essential vocabulary for a Welsh-style holiday, and a handful of other goodies.
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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.
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The Gothic Tales of Elizabeth Gaskell
Best known for writing 1855's North and South, 19th century English writer Elizabeth Gaskell wrote some of the most popular--and chilling--ghost stories of her time.
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Top Ten Things to do in Wales
For such a small country, Wales has an incredible range of sights and activities to choose from. Selecting the best will help make any Welsh holiday unforgettable.
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History of the Welsh Language, Part 4
The generally "British" identity which followed the Industrial Revolution slowly gave way to Welsh nationalism on the political, social, and linguistic levels.
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When the Sun Dances
This article concerns the origins and customs of Easter, such as hot cross buns, eggs, and games.
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Long-term and Degree Courses in Celtic Languages: North America
This article looks at the variety of university programs in Celtic language-related studies available in North America.
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