Free Welsh resources
Free for everyone, no account needed: quick guides to the parts of Welsh learners most often want to look up, and other good places to learn. Your course and your tutor come first. These are here alongside them.
Quick guides
- Welsh mutations Being checked Soft, nasal and aspirate mutation: which letters change, and the words that cause each one.
- Welsh numbers Being checked Counting the old way and the new, masculine and feminine numbers, and ordinals: first, second, third.
- Telling the time in Welsh Being checked Asking the time, o'clock, past and to, morning and evening, and the mutations that come with them.
- North and South Welsh Being checked A quick comparison of the forms that differ (gen i and gyda fi, rŵan and nawr) and the many that don't.
- Long and short forms Being checked Rydw i or Dw i? Roeddwn i or O'n i? The written and spoken forms of 'to be' side by side, plus the formal Rydym and Maent from official notices.
- Prepositions with endings Being checked amdanat ti, arna i, iddyn nhw: why 'about you' isn't am ti, the one pattern most of them follow, verbs that take them, and negatives with mohono.
Other places to learn Welsh
Courses, people and places worth knowing about. Nobody pays to be here.
- Learn Welsh (Dysgu Cymraeg) A course with a tutor
- SaySomethingin Welsh Speaking
- Doctor Cymraeg Videos and grammar
- Cant a Mil Books
- S4C Watching
- BBC Radio Cymru Listening
- Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru Dictionary