In reply, I got this:
Life in north east England (yes, we've moved!) with an eccentric Welshman and a small white dog that thinks he's a Rottweiler.
Welsh email
It was half term last week, so we had no Welsh course. The week before, our topic was the weather and the sheet we had been given, not done by our own tutor, had a couple of omissions and regional variations on it so, harking back to my primary teacher days, I revamped it and gave it to our tutor to look at. She thought it was great and asked me to email it to her so that she could use it with all her groups, which I duly did,
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Nos da.
P'nawn da, Cro. Sut dach chi heddiw?
flinedig iawn. (It must be all this Welsh).
Ah, that must be southern welsh. Here 'tired' is 'wedi blino'. Hope you will be 'bendegedig' today!
I'm very impressed. And completely lost. It looks odder than word verification.
You should see some of the grammar rules, Katherine!
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