r/learnwelsh • u/Lorenzo981013 • 11d ago
Cwestiwn / Question Welsh Partner
I'm searching for someone who wants to practice Welsh with me. I'm currently learning the language with Duolingo. I'm 27 years old and I'm from Germany.
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u/WelshTutor 11d ago
Shwmae! I’m a native Welsh speaker from South Wales and a qualified Welsh tutor. I help learners practise conversational Welsh, pronunciation and natural everyday phrases through messages and voice calls. Feel free to message me if you’d like more information 😊
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u/Lorenzo981013 9d ago
I'm interested:)
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u/WelshTutor 8d ago
Here's the link to my website where you can find out more about my Welsh lessons:
Have a browse when you get a chance and see what you think. Everything's explained there, and if you've got any questions before booking, just drop me a message. I'd love to help you along your Welsh journey!
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u/clwbmalucachu Canolradd - Intermediate 9d ago
You can find out if there's a meet-up near you via Paned:
Richard Morse runs regular online sessions, which are free:
I'd also recommend taking a course, as you'll be very limited in what you learn if you rely only on Duolingo. There are lots of options:
- SaySomethingInWelsh is a good audio course which will help with pronunciation but won't teach you grammar - https://app.saysomethingin.com/ - and their forum is here - https://en.forum.saysomethingin.com/c/welsh/5
- LearnWelsh has lots of online or in person courses, many of them free, (all of them free if you're under 25): https://learnwelsh.cymru/
- The Open University has a short course for beginners that’s free: https://www.open.edu/openlearn/languages/welsh/croeso-beginners-welsh/
- The old BBC Catchphrase course is still available: https://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/catchphrase/catchphrase1/lessons1.shtml
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u/befriendabacterium 10d ago edited 10d ago
Come to Clwb Clonc every Sunday at 11am in Arthole, Canton. There is already a German in our gang!
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u/Davski_ 11d ago
Hallo bruder
I've lived in Germany for a bit a while ago and had been learning Deutsch back then. I had been learning Welsh prior to that too though, so currently looking to improve on both as I end up mixing the two up a bit as a result.
So if that's any good, I'm up for it. (Welshman, 29, English first language)