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Charlotte Church does speak Welsh. She is fluent in her native language. Some American celebrities have told her to never stop speaking the language.
Owain Glyndwr's native language was Welsh, but as a member of the Welsh nobility he had been well-educated and was multi-lingual, also speaking English, French and Latin.
In Welsh, "gwifr" is pronounced as "goo-eef-r." Each letter is pronounced individually: "gw" is a guttural sound similar to the "ch" in Scottish loch, "i" as in the English word "see," "f" as in "fate," and "r" as in "run."
Not all names used in the English-speaking world have Welsh forms. 'Clint' sounds more American than Welsh and Hacken is an English surname from Derbyshire and Nottingham.
Elias Owen was a Welsh antiquarian who authored books on Welsh history and folklore, including "Welsh Folk-lore," "Royal Visit to Anglesey," and "Old Stone Crosses of the Vale of Clwyd and Neighbouring Parishes." He dedicated much of his work to preserving the heritage and traditions of Wales.
In Welsh, "white" is pronounced as "gwyn" (pronounced like gwin).
In Welsh, "little" is pronounced as "pethau" (PEH-thigh).
In Welsh, "Cymru" is pronounced as "kum-ree." The "u" sounds like the "i" in the word "bit" and the "y" sounds like the "u" in "fun."
In Welsh, "dragon" is pronounced as "drai-gon."
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The Welsh people Cymry; the language is Cymraeg; the adj. is Cymreig.
Love forever in Welsh is "Cariad am byth!"