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Jess4 Tuesday 14th of December 2004 03:17:02 AM
Question words - I'm begining to learn welsh and I was wondering if anyone could tell me the basic question words:

who
what
when
why
where
how
how much
or any others you can think of. Oh and if you could include pronunciation that would be wonderful! Thank you!

Jess4 Tuesday 14th of December 2004 04:10:58 AM
- I gotta go but I can help people with english and some spanish if you need it. I'm also interested in learning italian and later russian but that's for another day.

Bye/Adios

Jess4 Wednesday 22nd of December 2004 03:31:12 AM
- so nobody knows this?

Jess4 Sunday 16th of January 2005 09:38:12 AM
- I'd like to thank the person who sent me the question words, but I lost them and I so I'mn back where I started. If I could ask again would somebody tell me them? Thanks.

omersener Wednesday 27th of April 2005 05:22:34 PM
The question words with ex.* - now here we go:

Pwy >> Who ex: Pwy ydych chi? (pooe-eddy-hee?)>>who are you
(formal)

Beth >> What ex: beth yw dy enw? (beth-eew-dee-enoo?) what's your name?

Pam >> Why ex: Pam ydych chi'n mynd? (pam-edee-heen-mend?)

why are you going? (formal)

Ble >> Where
O ble >> From where ex: O ble dych chi'n dod? Where are you
coming from? (formal)

Siwd >> How ex: Siwd ychi? (Should-ehee?) How are you? (formal)

Beth am >> What about? ex: Beth am Brydain? (Breedine)
What about Britain?

Phew....that's all i can think about.. The pronunciation i gave is not exact and tell me if you find a mistake or two in the examples. I hope these help!

Ömer

Jess4 Tuesday 07th of June 2005 01:04:20 AM
- thank you!

belkibo Wednesday 17th of January 2007 10:42:25 PM
- [quote][i]Originally posted by Jess4[/i]

I\'m begining to learn welsh and I was wondering if anyone could tell me the basic question words:

who
what
when
why
where
how
how much
or any others you can think of. Oh and if you could include pronunciation that would be wonderful! Thank you![/quote]

Who-Pwy (Pooey)
What-Beth (Beeeth)
When-Pryd (Preed)
Why-Pam (Pam)
Where-Ble (Blair)
How-Sut (Sit)
How much - Faint(vine-t)

Good Morning - Bore da -(boareh daa)
Good Afternoon - Prynhawn da- (Pnown daa)
Good Night - Nos da(Norse daa)

This is all in North Wales dialect

FlossytheWonderSheep Tuesday 20th of March 2007 09:47:40 PM
- [quote][i]Originally posted by belkibo[/i]

[quote][i]Originally posted by Jess4[/i]

I\'m begining to learn welsh and I was wondering if anyone could tell me the basic question words:

who
what
when
why
where
how
how much
or any others you can think of. Oh and if you could include pronunciation that would be wonderful! Thank you![/quote]

Who-Pwy (Pooey)
What-Beth (Beeeth)
When-Pryd (Preed)
Why-Pam (Pam)
Where-Ble (Blair)
How-Sut (Sit)
How much - Faint(vine-t)

Good Morning - Bore da -(boareh daa)
Good Afternoon - Prynhawn da- (Pnown daa)
Good Night - Nos da(Norse daa)

This is all in North Wales dialect [/quote]

Just to clarify, the Northern dialect of \"where\" is infact \"Lle\" and not \"Ble\" !

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	Jess4	Tuesday 14th of December 2004 03:17:02 AM
	Question words - I'm begining to learn welsh and I was wondering if anyone could tell me the basic question words: who what when why where how how much or any others you can think of. Oh and if you could include pronunciation that would be wonderful! Thank you!
	Jess4	Tuesday 14th of December 2004 04:10:58 AM
	- I gotta go but I can help people with english and some spanish if you need it. I'm also interested in learning italian and later russian but that's for another day. Bye/Adios
	Jess4	Wednesday 22nd of December 2004 03:31:12 AM
	- so nobody knows this?
	Jess4	Sunday 16th of January 2005 09:38:12 AM
	- I'd like to thank the person who sent me the question words, but I lost them and I so I'mn back where I started. If I could ask again would somebody tell me them? Thanks.
	omersener	Wednesday 27th of April 2005 05:22:34 PM
	*The question words with ex. -** now here we go: Pwy >> Who ex: Pwy ydych chi? (pooe-eddy-hee?)>>who are you (formal) Beth >> What ex: beth yw dy enw? (beth-eew-dee-enoo?) what's your name? Pam >> Why ex: Pam ydych chi'n mynd? (pam-edee-heen-mend?) why are you going? (formal) Ble >> Where O ble >> From where ex: O ble dych chi'n dod? Where are you coming from? (formal) Siwd >> How ex: Siwd ychi? (Should-ehee?) How are you? (formal) Beth am >> What about? ex: Beth am Brydain? (Breedine) What about Britain? Phew....that's all i can think about.. The pronunciation i gave is not exact and tell me if you find a mistake or two in the examples. I hope these help! Ömer
	Jess4	Tuesday 07th of June 2005 01:04:20 AM
	- thank you!
	belkibo	Wednesday 17th of January 2007 10:42:25 PM
	- [quote][i]Originally posted by Jess4[/i] I\'m begining to learn welsh and I was wondering if anyone could tell me the basic question words: who what when why where how how much or any others you can think of. Oh and if you could include pronunciation that would be wonderful! Thank you![/quote] Who-Pwy (Pooey) What-Beth (Beeeth) When-Pryd (Preed) Why-Pam (Pam) Where-Ble (Blair) How-Sut (Sit) How much - Faint(vine-t) Good Morning - Bore da -(boareh daa) Good Afternoon - Prynhawn da- (Pnown daa) Good Night - Nos da(Norse daa) This is all in North Wales dialect
	FlossytheWonderSheep	Tuesday 20th of March 2007 09:47:40 PM
	- [quote][i]Originally posted by belkibo[/i] [quote][i]Originally posted by Jess4[/i] I\'m begining to learn welsh and I was wondering if anyone could tell me the basic question words: who what when why where how how much or any others you can think of. Oh and if you could include pronunciation that would be wonderful! Thank you![/quote] Who-Pwy (Pooey) What-Beth (Beeeth) When-Pryd (Preed) Why-Pam (Pam) Where-Ble (Blair) How-Sut (Sit) How much - Faint(vine-t) Good Morning - Bore da -(boareh daa) Good Afternoon - Prynhawn da- (Pnown daa) Good Night - Nos da(Norse daa) This is all in North Wales dialect [/quote] Just to clarify, the Northern dialect of \"where\" is infact \"Lle\" and not \"Ble\" !