Yn y Becws gyda Geraint Da 'Di Dona

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-# When I was a little girl,

-Mam asked me

-# There are many jobs

-but which one is for you?

-# Now I'm growing up,

-I still don't have a clue

-# I'm having a little trouble

-# Dona Direidi, tell me,

-what will you do?

-# What will you do?

-# I wonder what job

-you'll choose today?

-# Dona Direidi, tell me,

-what will you do?

-# What will you do?

-# There are so many jobs, you choose

-# Dona what will you do today?

-# There are so many jobs, you choose

-# Dona what will you do today? #

-Hi! You won't believe

-where I'm going to work today.

-I'll give you some clues.

-Cakes and bread I'll be baking.

-What's my job, can you guess?

-Today, I've come to Aberdaron

-to work with Geraint.

-Geraint is a baker. I can't wait.

-Geraint has been baking bread

-for years.

-The largest, most complicated thing

-he's baked is a harvest loaf.

-He loves the smell of baking bread.

-If he wasn't a baker,

-he'd be Prime Minister.

-This is the bakery. Islyn bakery.

-Isn't it pretty

-with a thatched roof.

-Do you know what?

-It's a pity nobody's

-developed a television...

-..where you can smell

-what's on the screen.

-There are some bread-tastic

-smells here.

-I'd better find Geraint

-so I can start my important job.

-Alright?!

-Hi, Dona, welcome to the

-Islyn Bakery, Aberdaron.

-You've got a busy day

-ahead of you today.

-I'm not afraid of hard work,

-Geraint.

-Come on, let's get baking.

-Working at a bakery

-sounds very busy.

-Baking, selling and serving,

-I've got a full day ahead.

-Come on, Dona, it's time to bake.

-Off we go, Dona.

-We need ingredients to make bread.

-Here's the fat and the yeast.

-Here's the flour,

-there's a scoop in there.

-The water is there.

-We're using this machine today.

-Years ago,

-we used elbow grease to mix it.

-We're going to be lazy

-and use the machine today.

-Thank heavens. You need plenty

-of flour, yeast, butter and water.

-After mixing and baking,

-the bread will be great, I'm sure.

-Before rubbers were invented,

-people used bread as an eraser.

-Fact.

-Dear, Uncle Wil.

-No, his name's not Wil! It's Bill!

-Alright, Dona.

-It's time to knead the bread

-before we bake it.

-Geraint, I wanted to ask you.

-Who is this "Bobi" - Bake?

-You've told me a lot about him,

-Bobi this and Bobi that.

-When can I meet him?

-It's not a person,

-we're baking the bread.

-Oh, yes, I knew that, obviously.

-Of course you did.

-The next step is to put it in

-the tins to proof the bread.

-Proofing?

-Is it like a maths test? Alright.

-What's 2 + 2?

-No, no, we put it in the tins

-so it can settle down.

-Oh, that's what proofing means.

-And then,

-it will be ready for baking.

-Well done.

-Geraint! Geraint! It's ready!

-Wow.

-We mixed, proofed, baked

-and kneaded.

-And now the bread is ready,

-look at it.

-Wow, check out all the items

-they sell at the shop.

-Wow, cup cakes.

-Scones, sausage rolls. Mm.

-There are welsh cakes too.

-Did you know that in the town

-of Bala, here in Wales...

-..they hold the record for the

-largest Welsh cake in the world?

-Honestly.

-Wawawiwa!

-The largest ever Welsh cake

-weighed 21.7 kg.

-That is as much as 143 bananas.

-Oh!

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

-You're my first customer.

-Welcome to the bakery,

-how may I help you?

-We have all kinds of delicacies

-on offer. What would you like?

-A loaf of brown bread, please.

-Large or small?

-Large or small?

-

-Large.

-Come on, Dona,

-it's busy in the cafe. Off you go.

-Quickly now.

-Quickly now.

-

-OK, no problem.

-Dear me, Geraint makes me work hard.

-1.60, please.

-For who are these drinks?

-Me!

-It's the gang from

-Ysgol Crud Y Werin. Alright?

-Alright!

-Right,

-there's a drink for everyone here.

-Baking, selling and serving.

-That was quite an adventure.

-Working at a bakery

-is incredibly busy.

-Well, Dona, you've worked very hard.

-You'll make a good baker.

-Oh, thanks, Geraint.

-I really enjoyed myself.

-Here's a gift

-for all your hard work.

-It's a loaf of bread

-in the shape of a letter "D". Cool.

-It's unique like me.

-It's unique like me.

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-You can have a job.

-You start tomorrow.

-You start tomorrow.

-

-Alright. What time?

-Two in the morning.

-No, I think I'll be alright,

-thank you. I'd better get going.

-Say hello to Bobi for me.

-# I can shout quickly

-# I can say it slowly

-# I just love baking loaves of bread

-# I want to shout out loudly

-# To the whole world

-# There's nothing better

-to do than work at a bakery

-# I got up early

-# I was looking forward

-to start my cooking

-# And to meet Geraint

-# Bread is so tasty

-# Baguettes and ciabatta

-# Tasty bread,

-that's what we make here

-# I can shout quickly

-# I can say it slowly

-# I just love baking loaves of bread

-# I want to shout out loudly

-# To the whole world

-# There's nothing better

-to do than work at a bakery

-# Put dough in the tins

-# Put them in the oven

-# After waiting a while,

-the bread has risen

-# Put the loaves on the shelf,

-this work is non-stop

-# Now they're ready

-to be sold in the shop

-# I can shout quickly

-# I can say it slowly

-# I just love baking loaves of bread

-# I want to shout out loudly

-# To the whole world

-# There's nothing better

-to do than work at a bakery

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