aros di!, arhoswch chi!,
dal arni!,
daliwch arni!,
aros eiliad bach!,
aros funud bach!,
aros damaid bach!
Ni allaf aros = I can't wait.
In Welsh the word 'pyjamas' is (wait for it...!) 'pyjamas'.(I.e. the same word is used in both English and Welsh)
You can say "dim ond ychydig bach" in Welsh, which translates to "only a little bit".
only a little bit.
Fesul tipyn.
welsh springer spaniel looks a bit like an English springer spaniel but tends to be lighter in colour :)
Mainly Italian and Irish with a little bit of Norwegian and Welsh
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."
The cast of Wait a Bit - 1926 includes: Edna Marion as Dorothy Earl McCarthy as Frank Elliott
"Can't wait to see you" in Welsh is "Nid wyf yn gallu aros i'th gweld." This phrase expresses excitement and anticipation about meeting someone. If you're looking for a more informal way to say it, you could simply say "Edrychaf ymlaen at dy weld."
It might be a bit of a wait s the iPhone 5 is not out yet, best wait for that version.
if you mean Henry VIII then he was English with a bit of Welsh from his dad's side.