Why Not Try Some Cymraeg?

Here are some useful phrases for you to have a go at:

Good morning	Bore da	[borr-eh dah]
Good afternoon	P’nawn da	[p-noun dah]
Good evening	Noswaith dda	[noss-why-th tha]
Good night	Nos da	[noss dah]
Hello	Helo
Cheers/bye	Hwyl	[hoo-il]
How are you	Sut dach chi?	[Seat dah-ch chee]
Where is?	Ble mae…	[blair my]
Thank you	Diolch	[dee-ol-ch]
Welcome / you’re welcome	Croeso	[croy-so]
OK	iawn	[ee-aown]
Can I have / May I?	Ga i	[gah ee]
Coffee	Coffi	[coffee]
Tea	Te	[teh]
Milk	Llefrith	[(ll)ev-rith]
Sugar	Siwgwr	[shoo-goor]
House	Ty	[tih]
River	Afon	[Ah-von]
Mountain	Mynydd	[myhn-ith]
Welsh	Cymraeg	[khum-righe]

The tricky ‘ch’ and ‘ll’:

The ‘ch’ letter is always pronounced as the Scottish ‘loch’ and never as the ‘ch’ in English such as in “chimney” or “much”.

The letter ‘ll’ is a little more difficult. Try saying the letter ‘l’ (with your tongue touching the roof of your mouth), and then breathe in sharply through the sides of your mouth...... Now try and recreate that same sound breathing out....that is ‘ll’ .