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Welsh is the native language of Wales, and is one of the oldest languages spoken in the world. With its rich cultural heritage and beautiful landscapes, Wales is a popular destination for tourists from all over the globe. In this lesson, you will learn basic Welsh vocabulary related to common hobbies and leisure activities. By the end of this lesson, you should be able to have a basic conversation about hobbies in Welsh.

Sports

Welsh people love sports and are passionate about rugby. If you're visiting Wales during the rugby season, don't miss the opportunity to see a game live! Here is some basic Welsh vocabulary related to sports:

Welsh Pronunciation English
chwaraeon (hoo-are-E-on) sports
pêl-droed (pale-TRO-ed) football/soccer
rygbi (rug-BEE) rugby
hoci (HO-kee) hockey
cestys (KESS-tiss) tennis
bêisbol (BEYSS-bohl) baseball
  • Sports - chwaraeon
  • Football/Soccer - pêl-droed
  • Rugby - rygbi
  • Hockey - hoci
  • Tennis - cestys
  • Baseball - bêisbol

Music

Music is an important part of Welsh culture. The traditional Welsh folk songs, known as "cerdd dant," are unique and beautiful. Here is some basic Welsh vocabulary related to music:

Welsh Pronunciation English
cerddoriaeth (KETH-or-ee-ahth) music
canu (CAN-ee) to sing
canwr (CAN-ooh-r) singer
offeryn (OH-fer-een) instrument
piano (PEE-ah-noh) piano
gitar (GIT-ar) guitar
drwm (drum) drum
  • Music - cerddoriaeth
  • To sing - canu
  • Singer - canwr
  • Instrument - offeryn
  • Piano - piano
  • Guitar - gitar
  • Drum - drwm

Reading

Reading is a popular hobby all over the world. If you enjoy reading, there are many great books written in Welsh that you can enjoy. Here is some basic Welsh vocabulary related to reading:

Welsh Pronunciation English
darllen (DARH-lenn) to read
llyfr (LIV-er) book
nofel (NOH-vel) novel
cylchgrawn (KULCH-groun) magazine
newyddion (NEH-wuth-ee-on) news
  • To read - darllen
  • Book - llyfr
  • Novel - nofel
  • Magazine - cylchgrawn
  • News - newyddion

Crafts

Crafts are a great way to express yourself and create something beautiful. Here is some basic Welsh vocabulary related to crafts:

Welsh Pronunciation English
crefftau (KREFF-tie) crafts
gwnio (GUN-yoh) knitting
ciglen (KEEG-len) crochet
gwaith carreg (GW-ay-th KAR-reg) stone work
  • Crafts - crefftau
  • Knitting - gwnio
  • Crochet - ciglen
  • Stone work - gwaith carreg

Gardening

Gardening is a popular hobby all over the world. Wales has beautiful gardens and parks to visit. Here is some basic Welsh vocabulary related to gardening:

Welsh Pronunciation English
garddio (GArth-yoh) gardening
blodau (BLO-dye) flowers
llysiau (LLIS-yEYE) vegetable
pren (PREN) tree
  • Gardening - garddio
  • Flowers - blodau
  • Vegetable - llysiau
  • Tree - pren

Conclusion

In this lesson, you learned some basic Welsh vocabulary related to common hobbies. Sports, music, reading, crafts and gardening are just a few of the many hobbies you can enjoy in your free time. Keep practicing and expand your vocabulary so that you can communicate with Welsh speakers anywhere!

Table of Contents - Welsh Course - 0 to A1


Greetings and Introductions


Pronouns and Verbs


Numbers and Time


Questions and Negation


Family and Relationships


Adjectives and Adverbs


Food and Drink


Prepositions and Conjunctions


Welsh Traditions and Celebrations


Hobbies and Leisure


Present Continuous and Future


Travel and Transportation


Welsh Literature and History


Other Lessons


Sources


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