![]() ![]() Most sections of this course have notes explaining new patterns and usages, or giving background information about a topic.ĭo read them so that you can get the most out of the course. Please take the time to read the following notes: Section notes - 'Tips and Notes' Note that Draig/Dragon is not used as a name in Wales! The Draig Goch is a national symbol. Where a place has a different name in both languages, though, we do translate them. ![]() Note - Following the usual practice in Wales, personal names are not translated or changed in spelling between Welsh and English. Celyn can be used by both men and women, and.In the first lesson, we use some Welsh first names to help to make the sentences: Similarly, Nos da (Good night) which, as in English, is what we say to someone as a farewell last thing at night: Note that the usual word order for describing things in Welsh is the noun followed by the adjective, so the Welsh Bore da (literally 'morning good') becomes 'Good morning' when translated into English. ![]() Mynediad and Sylfaen level courses for adults in Wales. This Duolingo course is designed to cover the CEFR levels A1 and A2 as taught on the LearnWelsh/ DysguCymraeg ^ Croeso - Welcome to the Welsh course on Duolingo. ![]()
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