A question to all the Mumsnetters who are WELSH........

[RTKangaMummy]

When you are driving and see the writing on the ground in english and welsh

which do you read?

I have just come back from a week in wales and have been wondering it as driving around











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[CelluliteQueen]

Haven't been on MN for a while but just wanted to say hi to Moondog and Pixie. Hope you're both well and still welcome to call for a coffee if you're ever in the area! My DS is 2 next month - it's scary how time flies! xx

[Pixiefish]

Hi CQ. MAy well take you up on your offer this summer.

[RTKangaMummy]

Thanks

Please could you tell me what

PLEASE and THANK YOU

phonetically

DS likes saying good morning and goodnight in welsh {smile]

[moondog]

Please....

osgwelooch in tha

Thank you....

deeolch

(ch is the sound you get in the Scottish 'loch')

hth

Hello there CelluliteQueen! Was just thinking yesterday how it's been ages since we 'saw' you.
Aaah,hope your little boy has a great birthday.
My ds was 1 on Sunday. You're so right about time flying!

[RTKangaMummy]

Deffo Brill Thanks

[moondog]

Croeso!

(You're welcome)

[RTKangaMummy]

[edam]

Be careful how you use that RTKM - I came back from nostalgic trip to Wales last year and had to remember to stop saying 'diolch' in shops. Got some very strange looks at the motorway service stations on the drive home...

Mind you I get odd looks when I come back from trips to my other 'family home' calling everyone 'love' - for some reason people in the South East aren't used to it.

[moondog]

Aaaah,edam,will think very fondly of you know, saying 'diolch' across the UK.

Good for you-I know people who have lived here for years who can't even exercise these basic courtesies.

[RTKangaMummy]

lol

oke doke

[teeavee]

duwcs, dyma braf!
Nice, nostalgic thread about CYMRU FACH - what more could one ask for..?