Fri, 21 Apr 2017 Pobol y Cwm

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-Gar, we need to order summer beers.

-I'll phone the brewery.

-Hi.

-You still work here then!

-You still work here then!

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-He was due time off.

-TEXT ALERT

-What does that mean, from Sioned?

-I promised her the money today

-for the takeover.

-Why is she hassling you?

-She knows that I own Deri Deithio.

-You're running the taxi business?

-Are you going to work

-or just stand there like a lemon?

-Is Kath Jones alright?

-She's not in her bed.

-She's gone home.

-Oh, right. Very good.

-I'd like to send her

-a get well soon card.

-Can I have her address?

-I can't give you

-personal information, sorry.

-Oh, I understand.

-Mam, we're here.

-Mam, are you alright?

-I didn't sleep a wink last night.

-It was bedlam on that ward.

-Well, you can go straight to bed

-if you want.

-I don't think this is a good idea.

-No, the doctor said

-you have to rest.

-I could have rested at Dol's place.

-Yes, but you would have been on

-your own. I want to look after you.

-You want to keep an eye on me,

-you mean.

-How much peace am I going to have?

-Debbie doesn't want me here.

-Debbie's fine about it.

-And Vicky?

-Everyone.

-Everyone's alright.

-Come on, before you have a relapse

-or something.

-Very pretty.

-Very pretty.

-

-Thank you.

-The flowers.

-I didn't know you like gardening.

-Well, orders from the head honcho.

-Yeah, he wasn't happy

-that I gave you time off.

-Do you feel better after the break?

-The hangover's gone.

-You've turned into a tycoon.

-As if I didn't have enough to do.

-I didn't think you wanted to run

-the taxi business.

-He persuaded me in the end.

-Look out, these will wither now.

-Is Garry here?

-He's gone to sort your money out

-for "pay day".

-I'm going to fetch more water.

-Please don't hassle him.

-I'm running the business.

-You'd better have these.

-The keys for the cars.

-Good luck.

-Good luck.

-

-Thank you.

-How much have you got left?

-How much have you got left?

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-A couple of pounds.

-We're not seeing a film today.

-Sorry. What shall we do instead?

-We can start those private lessons

-if you like.

-We're on holiday.

-I'm sure you need to revise.

-And it'll pave the way for Hannah

-for next year.

-I want to make sure

-I pick the right subjects.

-Hannah!

-Hannah!

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-Do you want me in the sixth form?

-Of course.

-We might get free biscuits.

-Right, come on, then, sir.

-Can you cover me

-for a couple of hours?

-Kath's out of hospital so I'd like

-to go and sort things out.

-I'm desperate, Kelly.

-Thanks. See you in a minute.

-Thank you.

-What did you say about Kath

-and the hospital? Is she alright?

-You haven't heard then?

-I've had other things on my mind.

-I've had other things on my mind.

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-I heard about Jason.

-Is Kath alright?

-Is Kath alright?

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-She suffered a concussion.

-So she'll be in the village

-for a few days?

-We'll see.

-Right. Thanks.

-I thought it would be an idea

-to start with grammar.

-And I think we'll start

-with mutations.

-Oh, yay!

-I can't learn things like this.

-Well, fair play,

-you've lived overseas for years.

-Your Welsh is excellent,

-considering.

-Improve it.

-Improve it.

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-You've got room to improve too.

-Now, which mutation

-comes after these prepositions?

-Am, ar, at, gan, heb, i, o, dan,

-dros, drwy, wrth, hyd?

-A casserole each from the cafe.

-Wow. I haven't had a chance

-to go shopping.

-Thanks, Debs.

-And thanks for letting me stay.

-We have to make sure you behave.

-Thank you.

-She is your mother.

-And she can tell us

-where my mother's gone.

-Just don't hassle her now, OK?

-Are you ready for lunch?

-Yes.

-Lovely.

-I was surprised you spoke to Sioned

-earlier.

-I think she regrets

-the way she treated Ed.

-You think?

-You think?

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-No-one is all bad, Math.

-Something nice for me, I hope.

-Stop hassling me.

-I've just come here for lunch,

-but if you've got the cash...

-I haven't got it yet.

-You'll get it later.

-You'll get it later.

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-There's no rush.

-I'm not going anywhere.

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-Another cup of tea would be nice

-to wash that down.

-I know. I've made one already.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-Shall I get that?

-Shall I get that?

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-No, stay where you are.

-If you insist.

-I hear your mother's not well.

-I hear your mother's not well.

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-Um, no. Go through.

-Kath.

-Something for the patient.

-From Diane and me.

-Thanks.

-Listen, Mam, will you be alright

-with Dai for a while?

-I have to go shopping.

-Of course.

-Of course.

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-I won't be long.

-Here.

-Here.

-

-Oh, thanks.

-The service is good here.

-What are you doing here then?

-I should ask you the same thing,

-Kath.

-Two weeks ago, you couldn't leave

-quickly enough. Now, you're back.

-And I thought you cared.

-I do care about you. I hope

-you're not back on the tablets.

-No, I haven't touched them.

-Good. That's positive.

-What happened, then?

-It's a long story.

-But it's got nothing to do

-with what happened between us.

-Nothing happened between us.

-Don't worry then.

-Don't worry then.

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-I'm not worried.

-Get well soon.

-Thank Diane for me.

-What?

-Oh, the flowers.

-Yeah. Yeah. I'll tell her.

-Have you heard from Non?

-No.

-I don't want to either.

-I don't think I could cope with her

-on top of everything.

-"Are you free? Need a chat. Josh"

-Right, I'll go.

-I don't want to tire you out.

-OK. Good.

-If you want anything,

-you know where I am.

-Thanks, Dai. So long.

-Yeah, so long.

-What about the preposition "yn"?

-"In" in English.

-A nasal mutation.

-In Bangor?

-In Bangor?

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-Ym Mangor.

-Cwmderi?

-Cwmderi?

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-Yng Nghwmderi.

-Excellent.

-You see, it's not that difficult.

-I need to have "fy nghinio".

-Not yet.

-We've had a double lesson already.

-Alright, as that was

-a correct mutation.

-But before you go,

-I've prepared some homework.

-Cringe.

-Cringe.

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-Don't complain. Sion's helping us.

-It's an essay on one of last year's

-exam questions...

-..to outline the pattern.

-Just read it?

-And analyse it. Maybe you can

-write an essay next time.

-This isn't right.

-"Usually, verbs that finish

-with an i, io or u...

-"..are the imperative forms."

-That's right.

-Aren't there two "n"s

-in "gorchmynnol"?

-Oh, that's a typo.

-And you call yourself

-a translator.

-Thanks, Sion.

-Was it better than expected?

-Was it better than expected?

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-I enjoyed it. Thank you.

-Yeah, thanks.

-So, why does she need it all

-in cash?

-That's how I got the price down.

-Do you want me to take it over?

-Well?

-No. I don't like you carrying

-that much cash.

-It's only down the road, Gar.

-Yeah, but after what happened

-to Jason's money, you know.

-Softy.

-What did I do to deserve you?

-You look better.

-You look better.

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-You've found me again then.

-Every wagon leaves tracks.

-Debbie's not here.

-Debbie's not here.

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-I want to get to know her.

-Well, here's your chance.

-I don't want to rush things.

-Are you serious

-about getting to know your family?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Do something about it then.

-I've been thinking. I'm going to

-bring the caravan first.

-What, park it on the drive?

-No. Move to the area.

-Once I'm closer, it'll be easier

-to pave the way for a meeting.

-Yeah, if you say so.

-Mam!

-You had better go inside.

-Where are you going to pitch it?

-I'll let you know

-once I've found somewhere.

-I'm glad you're better.

-What are you doing out here?

-What are you doing out here?

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-Just getting some fresh air.

-I'm tired now as well.

-Come back in then.

-Alright?

-Chester, the lesson's over.

-Chester, the lesson's over.

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-This is brill.

-What did you expect?

-Sion's got a Welsh degree.

-I can learn this off by heart...

-..and if the question comes up

-I'll get full marks.

-And better than that...

-I don't understand.

-..I can sell copies to my mates.

-You're mad!

-Everyone will write the same thing.

-I'll change bits of it.

-I'm not stupid.

-What?

-It's too much of a risk.

-No-one will notice.

-Hiya, Dyls.

-Listen, do you want to buy an essay?

-Come in. I don't bite.

-It's all there.

-I had better check.

-Come on.

-Open it up for me.

-We could offer cheaper fares.

-A loyalty scheme?

-Yeah. A bit of rebranding.

-A new logo, maybe.

-How about Dani Deithio?

-I like it.

-And if you're looking for drivers,

-I'd love to help.

-We work together enough already.

-That's not why I was offering.

-I've got the message.

-I've got the message.

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-Have you?

-Listen, Math,

-you have to understand something.

-Garry is the best thing

-that's happened to me.

-Is he?!

-Is he?!

-

-Yeah.

-Apart from Brandon, my life has

-just been one mess after another.

-He's looked after me.

-Yeah, I know things haven't been

-great between us recently, but...

-..I really think we have a future.

-I don't want to do anything

-to threaten that.

-Of course.

-Hiya. Half a lager, please.

-I have to go.

-Do you?

-I'm not looking for an affair.

-Neither am I.

-I don't want to destroy

-anyone's relationship.

-I just want some fun.

-I think you do too.

-If you just admitted it.

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