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         Welsh Language:     more books (100)
  1. Teach Yourself Welsh Complete Course by Julie Brake, Christine Jones, 2003-09-15
  2. The Welsh People: Chapters on Their Origin, History and Laws, Language, Literature and Characteristics by John Rhys, David Brynmor Jones, 1969-06
  3. Language, Economy and Society: The Changing Fortunes of the Welsh Language in the Twetieth-Century by John Aitchison, Harold Carter, 2000-02-25
  4. Between Languages: The Uncooperative Text in Early Welsh and Old English Nature Poetry by Sarah Lynn Higley, 1993-06
  5. Geography of the Welsh Language, 1961-1991 by John Aitchison, Harold Carter, 1994-03-01
  6. Lectures on Early Welsh Poetry (Welsh - Language & Literature) by Sir Ifor Williams, 1970-01
  7. Grammar of the Welsh Language by William Spurrell, 1853
  8. Yr Ysgol (Language - Welsh - Board Books) by Child's Play, 1999-12
  9. Report on Manuscripts in the Welsh Language. Volume 2, part 2 Plas LLan Stephan; Free Library, Cardiff by Historical Manuscript Manuscripts, 1903
  10. Language Planning and Language Use: Welsh in a Global Age by Delyth Morris, Glyn Williams, 2000-03-29
  11. Tys Welsh Language Life and Culture (Teach Yourself World Cultures) by Christine Jones, Julie Brake, 2004-02-27
  12. The Bloodaxe Book of Modern Welsh Poetry: 20Th-Century Welsh-Language Poetry in Translation
  13. Use of the Welsh Language in Parliamentary Proceedings in Wales (House of Commons Papers) by Procedure Committee, 1998-02
  14. Welsh-English code-switching and the Matrix Language Frame model [An article from: Lingua] by M. Deuchar, 2006-11-01

41. Recursos Para Niños: Say Hello To The World
Say Hello in the welsh language. Cymraeg. Click to hear how to say hello in Welsh! Welsh Alphabet. The welsh language Pronunciation Guide
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Click to hear how to say hello in Welsh! (To listen to sound files, you will need to download Real Audio Player "Good morning. Myfanawy, I am. " English:
Good morning (your name), I am Welsh: Bore da (your name)...ydw i Pronunciation: BOH-ray DAH (your name)...YUH-doo-WEE
Did You Know You Were Speaking Welsh?
Words in English from the Welsh language:
  • cairn
  • flannel
  • coracle a boat
  • corgi the dog
  • Welsh Alphabet
    Learning Welsh
    Welsh Culture
    Who Can You Talk To?
    There are 575,102 people who speak Welsh in Wales and Canada. Now you can say hello to 575,102 people!

    42. V Wales
    Visitor guides to Welsh towns covering accommodation, activities, attractions, and eating out. Traditional Welsh recipes, statistical information, photographs, stories and legends, a directory of organisations, and a free welsh language course with RealAudio clips.
    http://www.red4.co.uk/index.htm
    V Wales
    Croeso i Gymru! Welcome to Wales!
    THE premier site for Wales and all things Welsh.
    Introductory course in Welsh with large audio dictionary. Folklore and fairy tales of Wales. Complete text of books about Wales. Lots of Welsh recipes. The Kings and Princes of Wales The Native Castles of Wales Photographs and prints of Wales. Welsh Word Puzzles. Welsh organisations. Facts and statistics about Wales. What's happening at V Wales. About V Wales Welsh Course Folklore of Wales E-books Recipes of Wales ... About V Wales I appreciate comments on my site, please forward them to webmaster@ .co.uk
    Diolch yn fawr! Thank you very much! Last updated 2 August 2005.
    Visitors since 28 March 2004
    No Fax Cash Advance
    About V Wales V Wales Newsletter No.27 (August 2005 Hello there bach! Having to come out of retirement due to the failure of one of my private pensions is a real pain in the neck and is playing havoc with my plans for V Wales, however some preparatory work is ongoing in readiness for large scale changes planned. For the past 6 years V Wales has been hosted on red4.co.uk. Although I also have the vwales.co.uk domain, up to now this has been used merely to redirect visitors to red4. I have just signed up for more web space and transferred vwales.co.uk to another hosting company. This will allow for many of the enhancements you have been asking for, including a family tree bulletin board, more crosswords, bigger audio dictionary and videos of Wales.

    43. Ken Owen, Welsh Translator - Cyfieithydd Ir Gymraeg
    Translation from English to Welsh, approved by the welsh language Board, based in the Isle of Anglesey, North Wales, United Kingdom.
    http://www.welshtranslations.co.uk
    I am an independent English to Welsh translator who has worked on a freelance basis since 1989. Welsh is my mother tongue. I offer a reliable and professional translation service into Welsh - from letters, posters and short brochures to large documents, tenders and books. All translations are independently checked before being sent out to clients. I also use CySill, the Welsh spell-checker, and the excellent Welsh Academy English-Welsh Dictionary. All work is covered by Professional Indemnity Insurance.
    My services
    Welsh translations
    Proof-reading
    Editing
    Welsh voiceovers
    My portfolio
    Contact For further information or a free quotation e-mail me or contact me at the following address: Ken Owen BA, MIL, MITI Wylfa Marian-glas Isle of Anglesey LL73 8PE Tel/Fax: 01248 853700 E-mail: ken.owen@marian-glas.freeserve.co.uk

    44. BBC NEWS | Wales | Welsh Language Debut In EU
    Plaid MEP Jill Evans becomes the first person to legally speak Welsh in theEuropean Parliament.
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/4020467.stm
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    ... Newswatch LANGUAGES Last Updated: Wednesday, 17 November, 2004, 18:13 GMT E-mail this to a friend Printable version Welsh language debut in EU Jill Evans MEP is leading Plaid's campaign for Welsh to be accepted The Welsh language has been spoken legally for the first time in the European Parliament.
    Plaid Cymru MEP Jill Evans, who leads the campaign for Welsh to be officially recognised by the European Union, spoke in a debate on Wednesday. Labour's Glenys Kinnock and Eluned Morgan are believed to have been the only two other MEPs who would have been able to understand the speech. Ms Evans was allowed to speak Welsh under new rules adopted last month. MEPs are now allowed to speak in a non-official EU language, although their comments are not translated. Addressing the Strasbourg Parliament's debate on last week's EU summit, Ms Evans said it "needed to see action to improve the relationship and communication between the EU and the peoples of Europe". The recent EU summit put considerable emphasis on communication. What better way is there than to communicate with people in their own languages.

    45. Get Windows XP In Welsh - Download The Interface Pack
    In response to huge interest, we’ve worked with the welsh language Board to We hope they will also help promote the use of the welsh language and make
    http://www.microsoft.com/uk/windows/cymruwales/default.mspx
    Microsoft UK Home Site Map Search Microsoft.com for:
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    Information for Home Users Businesses IT Professionals Developers ... Partners Windows Overview What is Windows? Is your Windows Genuine? Windows Editions and Products Windows Technologies ... News and Highlights Windows Editions Windows Vista Windows XP Media Center Windows XP Tablet PC Windows XP Professional ... Windows XP Welsh IP Other Windows Products Windows Plus! Superpack Windows Embedded Windows Mobile Windows Server System Resources Downloads Security Product Support How to Buy ...
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    Delivering a Better Computing Experience for Welsh Speakers
    We hope they will also help promote the use of the Welsh language and make it more accessible to computer users around the world. Download your free interface pack for Windows XP
    Download your free interface pack for Office 2003

    Learn more about Microsoft's partnership with the Welsh Language Board
    Profiad cyfrifiadurol gwell i siaradwyr Cymraeg
    Llwythwch becyn iaith Windows XP yn rhad ac am ddim
    Llwythwch becyn iaith Office 2003 yn rhad ac am ddim

    Rhagor o wybodaeth am bartneriaeth Microsoft â Bwrdd yr Iaith Gymraeg

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    46. Super Furry Animals - Mwng
    Official site for their welsh language album, with lyrics and English translations, mp3 downloads, and artwork from the Placid Casual release.
    http://www.mwng.co.uk/

    47. Get Office 2003 In Welsh - Download The Interface Pack
    In response to huge interest, we ve worked with the welsh language Board to We hope they will also help promote the use of the welsh language and make
    http://www.microsoft.com/uk/office/cymruwales/default.mspx
    Microsoft UK Home Site Map Search Microsoft.com for:
    Microsoft Office System
    Product Information Office System Explained Office System Products Solutions Office and Your Job ... How to Buy Information for IT Professionals Business Professionals Partners Developers ... Macintosh Users Using Office Office Essentials Office Online Assistance Training ...
    Microsoft Office System
    Delivering a Better Computing Experience for Welsh Speakers
    Did you know you can now use Office 2003 in Welsh? In response to huge interest, we've worked with the Welsh Language Board to develop two new Welsh-language interface packs - one for Office 2003 and another for Windows XP.
    They are free to download, and enable Welsh speakers to work more easily in their chosen language whether at home, in business or in education. We hope they will also help promote the use of the Welsh language and make it more accessible to computer users around the world. Download your free interface pack for Office 2003
    Download your free interface pack for Windows XP

    Learn more about Microsoft's partnership with the Welsh Language Board
    Profiad cyfrifiadurol gwell i siaradwyr Cymraeg
    Oeddech chi'n gwybod bellach bod modd defnyddio Office 2003 yn Gymraeg? Mewn ymateb i ddiddordeb enfawr, rydym wedi gweithio gyda Bwrdd yr Iaith Gymraeg er mwyn datblygu dau becyn rhyngwyneb Cymraeg - y naill ar gyfer Windows XP, a'r llall ar gyfer Office 2003.

    48. National Assembly For Wales: Culture Committee (November 2000 - April 2003)
    Culture Committee s Review of the welsh language Scheme The Committee willexamine the work of the welsh language Board, and it will also examine the
    http://www.wales.gov.uk/keypubassemculture/content/welshlanguagereview/home-e.ht
    Committee home Agendas and Papers Policy reviews Reports ... A-Z of Papers See Also Assembly this Week Assembly Business How to visit the committees Committees from 2003 ... Committees from 1999-2003
    Culture Committee (November 2000 - April 2003)
    Culture Committee's Review of the Welsh Language Scheme
    The National Assembly's Culture Committee is currently undertaking a policy review of the Welsh language. The review began in May and is scheduled to be completed by Easter 2002. The review involves both written consultation and evidence gathering sessions within the committee and various roadshows and visits throughout Wales.
    Secretariat
    Clerk Julia Annand Ext. (89) 8238 Deputy Clerk Vacant Ext (89) 8153 Support staff Eirian Dyer Ext (89) 8035 To contact the committee you can e-mail them at: Culture.committee@wales.gsi.gov.uk Fax no. 029 2089 8021. The Culture Committee has appointed Mr Euryn Ogwen Williams as an expert adviser to support Committee Members and the Committee Clerk in their deliberations and in the production of a consultation paper and final report.

    49. Royal Commission On The Ancient And Historical Monuments Of Wales
    Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales records and interprets built and landscape heritage. Collections of the National Monuments Record of Wales. English and welsh language options.
    http://www.rcahmw.org.uk/
    Comisiwn Brenhinol Henebion Cymru
    Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales
    Cofnod Henebion Cenedlaethol Cymru
    National Monuments Record of Wales
    I Mewn Enter
    Chwiliwr Cyflym / Quick Search: Search Coflein New NMRW database About RCAHMW Enquiry Form Search: CARN Search: NMRW Archive RCAHMW Newsletter What's New Bookshop Work of the RCAHMW Current Projects National Monuments Record of Wales Database Collections Annual Report Commissioners Royal Warrant Search the site External links Diary of events Job Vacancies Collecting Policy The Extended National Database for Wales Contact Us Parklands and Gardens Chapels Aerial Wall Paintings Vernacular Architecture Industrial Uplands Views of Wales Joint Initiatives Emergency Buildings Recording - CYMRAEG - Chwiliwr Cyflym: Chwilio Coflein Cronfa Ddata Newydd CBHC Amdanom RCAHM Cymru Ffurflen Ymholiad Chwilio: CARN Chwilio: CHCC Archifi CBHC Cylchlythyr Beth sy'n Newydd Siop Lyfrau Gwaith y Comisiwn Brenhinol Projectau Cyfredol Cofnod Henebion Cenedlaethol Cymru Casgliadau'r Cronfeydd Data Lleoliad ac Amserau Agor Cynllun corfforaethol Y comisiynwyr Gwarant Frenhinol Amcanioa a Dibenion Chwilio Gwefan Cysylltiadaeth Digwyddiadau Job Vacancies Polisi Casglu Cronfa ddata genedlaethol estynedig Cymru Cysylltu a ni Parcdiroedd a Gerrdi Capeli Arolygu o'r Awyr Murluniau Eglwysi Ddiwydiannol Uwchdiroedd Golygfeydd o Gymru Cyd-Fentrau Cofnodi Brys Ar Adeiladau Hanesyddol Plas Crug, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, Wales, SY23 1NJ

    50. National Assembly For Wales: Culture, Welsh Language And Sport Committee
    Culture welsh language and Sport Committee, Membership, Dates of Meetings, Agendasand Papers, Forward Work Programme, Policy Reviews, Reports.
    http://www.wales.gov.uk/keypubassemcultwelsport/
    Committee home Membership Dates of Meetings Forward Work Programme ... Feedback See Also Assembly this Week Assembly Business How to visit the committees Committees from 2003 ... Committees from 1999-2003
    Culture, Welsh Language and Sport Committee
    The Committee's remit is based on the portfolio of the Minister for Culture, Welsh Language and Sport. The Minister's portfolio embraces: arts, museums, ancient monuments and libraries, the languages of Wales, media and broadcasting, sport and recreation, and lottery issues. The portfolio also includes oversight of 5 full Assembly Sponsored Public Bodies (ASPBs) and a number of other public bodies as well as Cadw.
    ASPBs
    • Arts Council of Wales (ACW). National Museums and Galleries of Wales (NMGW) National Library of Wales (NLW) Welsh Language Board (WLB) Sports Council for Wales (SCW)
    Cadw - an executive agency of the National Assembly for Wales which sponsors three bodies:
    Two advisory ASPBs
    • The Ancient Monuments Board (AMB) and The Historic Buildings Council (HBC)
    And an executive ASPB
    • The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales (RCAHMW).

    51. Menter Caerffili - Welsh Language Initiative
    welsh language initiative supporting and promoting the use of Welsh in the community. Information on services, latest news and contact details.
    http://www.mentercaerffili.org/
    Bargoed Pontllanffraith Rhisga Caerffili Rhymni Bedwas Deri Ystrad Mynach Senghennydd Llanbradach Machen Trecelyn Abercarn Fochriw Hengoed Nelson Cymraeg English

    52. WALES AND THE WELSH LANGUAGE
    This is an Earth Religion Page. You will find Magick here. You will find Naturehere. You will find the love of the God and Goddess as signified by the
    http://www.tylwythteg.com/wales/welshweb.html
    Home Online Bookstore How Do I Meet Witches or Find a Coven? Thirteen Treasures Study Course ...
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    53. WALES AND THE WELSH LANGUAGE
    This is an Earth Religion Page. You will find Magick here. You will find Naturehere. You will find the love of the God and Goddess as signified by the
    http://www.tylwythteg.com/wales/wlist.html
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    WELSH LANGUGE READING LIST
    • Mabinogion or The Four Branches of the Mabinogi , unknown, tr. Jeffrey Gantz, 1976, Penguin Books Ltd., Harmondsworth UK. Collection of eleven prose tales from the Welsh oral tradition; the earliest manuscript dates from about 1325. The Mabinogion , By Jones, Gwyn, and Jones, Thomas. Dent, 1984. This is invaluable for attempting to read the original manuscripts, as it's a very literal translation of the material. It's drawback is the same as it's feature - if you aren't translating, I would not choose this as my first exposure to Welsh, as it's written in very stilted, formal, almost Victorian English. A Grammar of Middle Welsh The dictionary is: Evans and Thomas , Y Geiriadur Mawr; Gwasg Gomer, Llandysul, 1986. (Welsh - English and English - Welsh sections.) I also suggest the introduction from: Thomson, R. L., Pwyll Pendeuic Dyuet ; Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies, 1980. Try reading through some of the Welsh from the Jones and Jones

    54. University Of Wales - Centre For Advanced Welsh And Celtic Studies
    Advanced institute established in Aberystwyth (Wales), which organizes seminars and meetings devoted to the study of Celtic linguistics and literature, as well as that of the welsh language in particular. Bilingual site English and Welsh.
    http://www.cymru.ac.uk/newpages/external/e4106.asp

    55. Census 2001 - Output Prospectus: Report On The Welsh Language
    The bilingual Report on the welsh language was published on 10 February 2004.It brings together a range of published Census results on the welsh language
    http://www.statistics.gov.uk/census2001/op22.asp
    UK Snapshot Neighbourhood Economy Census ... Jobs 27 September 2005 Home Census Advanced Browse by theme Select Theme Agriculture, Fishing and Forestry Commerce, Energy and Industry Crime and Justice Economy Education and Training Health and Care Labour Market Natural and Built Environment Public Sector and Other Population and Migration Social and Welfare Transport, Travel and Tourism Navigation Introduction
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    Using this prospectus
    Access to results
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    Census reports
    First results
    Key Statistics
    Profiles
    National report Report on the Welsh language Analysis Definitions Evaluation reports Quality indicators Migration and workplace Local statistics Output geography Background Products Schedule for release Commissioned output Disclosure protection Contact points Report on the Welsh language The bilingual Report on the Welsh Language was published on 10 February 2004. It brings together a range of published Census results on the Welsh language and provides profiles of Welsh language skills for Communities, which is key information for policies on the Welsh language. A list of the tables contained in the report is HERE and outlines of the tables may be viewed HERE In print Details on how to order the report in printed form [£60 ISBN 11 621735 9] are available HERE On the web A pdf version of the printed report, together with bilingual versions of the tables in Excel format, are downloadable for free

    56. National Statistics Online
    welsh language Welsh speakers increase to 21%. Focus on Wales In all agegroups, women were more likely to have these welsh language skills than men.
    http://www.statistics.gov.uk/cci/nugget.asp?id=447

    57. Fflach
    welsh language music label. Profile of artists, and online catalogue of CDs. (Cymraeg and English)
    http://www.fflach.co.uk/
    ebost/email: info@fflach.co.uk Cymraeg English

    58. Nant Gwrtheyrn Welsh Language And Heritage Centre Canolfan Iaith A Threftadaeth
    Canolfan Genedlaethol Iaith a Diwylliant Nant Gwrthyrn, National Centre forLanguage and Culture.
    http://nantgwrtheyrn.org/
    Mae'r Ganolfan yn arbenigo mewn cyrsiau preswyl Cymraeg (fel ail iaith) i Oedolion a chyrsiau treftadaeth Cymru i ysgolion. Cynhelir priodasau a chynadleddau
    yn y Ganolfan ac mae croeso bob amser i ymwelwyr
    ddod i fwynhau'r dyffryn cyfan gan gynnwys y Ganolfan Dreftadaeth, siop, bwyty a'r traeth hudolus. The Centre specialises in Welsh for Adults (as a second language) residential courses and Welsh heritage courses for schools. Weddings and conferences are often held at the Centre and visitors are always welcome to come and enjoy the on-site Heritage Centre, shop, restaurant, beautiful surrounding countryside and beach.
    Cymraeg
    English Hawlfraint Canolfan Iaith a Threftadaeth Cymru Nant Gwrtheyrn. Datblygwyd a dyluniwyd gan WiSS WiSS

    59. Citizens Advice Bureau - Youth , Police And Courts
    Law related advice for the youth of Wales. welsh language version available.
    http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/wales/family_parent/family_family_wales/young_peop

    60. Cymdeithas Madog
    Cymdeithas Madog (Welsh Studies Institute in North America), based in Duvall, WA (USA), is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping North Americans learn, use and enjoy the welsh language.
    http://www.madog.org/
    Cymdeithas Madog , the Welsh Studies Institute in North America Inc., is a tax-exempt, non-profit organization dedicated to helping North Americans learn, use and enjoy the Welsh language. It takes its name from Madog ab Owain Gwynedd, a Welsh prince who sailed (according to legend) to America in the 12th century. That makes him a fitting symbol of the cultural and linguistic links which Cymdeithas Madog maintains between Wales and the New World.
    Cymdeithas Madog is a clearinghouse for information about Welsh language resources. We can help you find Welsh literature, publications from Wales, books about Wales and Welsh in Welsh and English, Welsh music, and Welsh resources on the internet.
    The Welsh language is alive and active, and is waiting for you. So don't delay. Write today to see what Cymdeithas Madog has to offer you. Write or e-mail: Margaret Scharf, Secretary
    Cymdeithas Madog,
    1540 S Street,
    Gering, NE 69341,
    USA
    secretary@madog.org

    Cwrs Cymraeg 2006 - Cwrs Cymraeg Y Cwm Canol
    : Cymdeithas Madog will be returning to the West Coast in 2006 for the 30th annual Cwrs Cymraeg. The cwrs will be held at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California, July 16th to 23rd, 2006. Come and learn the latest.
    Cwrs Cymraeg 2005 - Cwrs Cymraeg Yr Afon Fawr
    : We had a great week of Welsh language learning in Rio Grande, Ohio and we're preparing a review of all the learning and fun. Come and see the fun we had.

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