Sun, 22 Nov 2015 11:30 Dal Ati

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-Welcome to the Galwch Acw

-highlights show.

-Galwch Acw is the series

-where three Welsh learners...

-..cook a three-course meal

-for each other and for me.

-The learners were Keith Chapin,

-who's originally from Alaska...

-..and who is a lecturer in music

-at Cardiff.

-Liz Wallek from Pentyrch who's

-retired and loves Zumba and Pilates.

-And finally Dave Wakely,

-an artist from Risca...

-..who's built his own coffin.

-Ioan Talfryn, the Welsh tutor,

-joined them to discuss the menu...

-..to shop for food

-and prepare and cook the meals...

-..all through the medium of Welsh.

-For help to follow the programme,

-use the website and the app...

-..and don't forget the subtitles!

-Here are the learners to tell you

-a little bit about themselves.

-I'm Keith Chapin

-and I live in Pontcanna, Cardiff.

-I've lived here for three years.

-I was born in California...

-..but I was raised in Alaska.

-I'm very happy here.

-My children go to Pwll Coch

-Welsh-medium school.

-They're happy there.

-My daughter is eight years old...

-..and my son is four.

-I decided to learn Welsh...

-..because my children

-go to a Welsh-medium school.

-I enjoy learning languages.

-I also speak German, French...

-..and a bit of Italian.

-I think learning languages is fun.

-I play the viola.

-I've been playing the viola

-for a long time.

-I started to play it

-when I was six years old.

-I play the viola on my own.

-I also play the viola

-with my daughter...

-..who's learning to play the cello.

-I play the viola at the university

-with the students...

-..and I play with friends.

-I lecture in the history of music

-at the Cardiff School Of Music.

-I use the Welsh language at work.

-It's useful in my work as a tutor.

-I write emails in Welsh...

-..and I speak the language

-to Welsh-speaking students.

-Students at Cardiff University...

-..can opt to do their work

-through the medium of Welsh.

-I can read

-Welsh-speaking students' work.

-I'm not sure if I'm looking forward

-to cooking on television!

-I've never spoken Welsh

-as I cook before.

-When I welcome Welsh speakers

-over to dinner...

-..they usually arrive

-after I've prepared the food.

-I'm sure

-I'll learn a lot of new words.

-Liz Wallek lives in Pentyrch

-but before we enter her kitchen...

-..here she is

-to tell us about herself.

-I'm Liz.

-I've lived in Pentyrch

-for over 30 years.

-I come from New Zealand originally.

-I was born and raised

-in Wellington, New Zealand.

-I moved to the United Kingdom

-in 1972...

-..after I'd met my husband

-on a ship in the Pacific Ocean.

-We moved to Pentyrch in 1983.

-It's a small village and we enjoy

-living in the countryside.

-It's really lovely in Pentyrch.

-I've been learning Welsh

-for two years.

-I decided to learn Welsh

-because I've lived in Wales...

-..for over 40 years.

-I want to learn about the country

-and the people...

-..and understand the language

-and the culture.

-I enjoy learning Welsh

-but it's very hard.

-I enjoy sewing and knitting.

-I love to walk.

-I like dancing.

-We go out dancing twice a month.

-I also enjoy cooking.

-I like trying new recipes.

-My favourite food is pavlova.

-I like meringue.

-I like Eton mess too!

-Meringue, ice cream

-and strawberries.

-I've never cooked a meal

-through the medium of Welsh before.

-I'm looking forward to it.

-I want to learn new words...

-..and speak Welsh

-with people I don't know.

-Different food

-with different people.

-From Pentyrch, we head to Risca

-to meet our third learner.

-Here's Dave Wakely.

-I'm Dave Wakely.

-I'm English.

-I come from Southport originally.

-Southport

-is just north of Liverpool.

-I moved to Wales in 1999...

-..to study Photographic Art

-at Newport University.

-I stayed here!

-I moved to Risca...

-..because I now teach art

-at Gwent College.

-I decided to learn Welsh...

-..because I wanted to feel more of

-a part of the Welsh community.

-I first started to learn Welsh

-in 2006.

-Because I live in Wales...

-..I believe I must make an effort

-to speak Welsh.

-I must learn to speak...

-..the traditional language

-of the people of Wales.

-It's a great language and it's

-a traditional, British language.

-The Welsh language

-is steeped in history.

-I'm a huge fan of music in general.

-Listening to Welsh bands

-helps me understand the language.

-I enjoy listening to bands

-like Datblygu...

-..whose lyrics you can hear clearly.

-I enjoy reading, walking

-and cooking.

-I cook a lot.

-I enjoy

-making curries, bologneses...

-..soups and cakes.

-I look forward to this experience.

-It will be great to have

-Welsh speakers in my house.

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-There was a lot of shopping to do

-before they could get cooking...

-..so, assisted by Ioan Talfryn,

-they went to buy the ingredients.

-Keith went shopping first.

-Here we are, in the cheese section.

-What sort of cheeses will you serve?

-Welsh cheeses.

-They sell

-several Welsh cheeses here.

-Hard cheeses, soft cheeses,

-goat's cheese and so on.

-Are you familiar with these cheeses?

-Are you familiar with these cheeses?

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-I love goat's cheese.

-Actually, I love all cheeses.

-You want to buy

-a selection of cheeses.

-Choose some hard cheeses

-and some soft cheeses.

-Let's start with goat's cheese.

-A hard cheese made with goat's milk?

-OK.

-I think we also need a soft cheese.

-A soft cheese? Yes.

-There's some Perl Wen here.

-There's plenty of choice here.

-You have a good selection there.

-Yes. I think there's something here

-for everyone.

-What else do you need,

-apart from cheese?

-Flour. I need some flour.

-There's a good variety here.

-I like seeded bread.

-Bara gyda hadau - seeded bread.

-This is six seed bread flour.

-They sell

-mixed grain bread flour too.

-Blawd grawn cymysg -

-mixed grain flour.

-I think I'll choose

-the six seed flour this time.

-The six seed flour. OK.

-Six seed bread and five cheeses.

-Before we leave this section,

-I'd like to buy a vanilla pod.

-Right.

-How will you use a vanilla pod?

-How will you use a vanilla pod?

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-In the creme brulee.

-One vanilla pod.

-Keith, here we are by the eggs.

-How many do you need?

-How many do you need?

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-A dozen.

-That's 32.41 please.

-Deugain - forty.

-Thank you.

-7.59 change.

-Thank you very much.

-Here's everything.

-Here's everything.

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-Thank you very much.

-This way?

-Here we are, in The Meat Market.

-They sell all sorts of meat here.

-What's the Welsh word for chop?

-What's the Welsh word for chop?

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-Gweddoedd?

-No - golwyth.

-Golwyth - chop.

-Golwython - chops.

-Cig eidion wedi ei falu -

-minced beef.

-You don't want that.

-You want diced beef -

-cig eidion wedi ei dorri'n fan.

-You need beef and what else?

-I need some kidneys.

-Kidneys too.

-Beef and kidneys. Do you need

-anything else in this shop?

-No. That's it.

-I only need beef and kidneys here.

-Can I have 700g of beef, please?

-I also need 200g of kidneys, please.

-Thank you very much.

-How did Liz get on

-when she went shopping?

-I need some strawberries.

-How many boxes do you need?

-How many boxes do you need?

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-Two.

-One.

-Two.

-One box of blueberries.

-I need some peppers.

-What colour?

-What colour?

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-Yellow.

-Red.

-And green.

-Gwyrdd - green.

-Mushrooms.

-Madarchen - mushroom.

-Madarchen - one mushroom.

-This mushroom is a bit small!

-It's too small.

-Yes, so let's go for these.

-One mushroom.

-One large mushroom.

-Yes - one large mushroom.

-Un fadarchen fawr -

-one large mushroom.

-What's next?

-What's next?

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-New potatoes.

-How much new potatoes do you want?

-A kilo.

-What's kilo in Welsh?

-Kilo is cilo in Welsh.

-Cilo.

-In English, it's kilo...

-..as in "Hello, I'd like a kilo

-of potatoes."

-In Welsh, it's

-"Helo! Dw i eisiau cilo o datws."

-Helo! Cilo.

-A kilo of new potatoes.

-Having paid at the till,

-on they go to the fishmonger.

-Here we are,

-at the fishmonger's shop.

-What do you need from this shop?

-I need some salmon.

-Let's go over to the fish counter.

-I'm not too familiar with fish,

-as I'm a vegetarian.

-You'll have to take the lead

-and find the salmon.

-Hello! How are you?

-Hello! How are you?

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-Hello.

-So you don't know much about fish?

-I recognize some of them,

-but not many.

-I know this is plaice

-and that's mackerel.

-I'll take you through them.

-This is red mullet.

-That's squid.

-We sell cod and cod cheeks.

-Maelgi -

-the Welsh name for monkfish.

-I know a song about maelgi.

-# Maelgi, maelgi! Maelgi, maelgi

-# Please give more food

-to the maelgi #

-Moving swiftly onwards!

-This is John Dory.

-John Dory, as opposed to a Cardiff

-conservative called John Tory!

-That's brill and this is gurnard.

-Which fish would you like?

-Which fish would you like?

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-I'd like some salmon.

-This is a huge Scottish salmon.

-Oh! My husband is Scottish.

-Oh, lovely! Perfect.

-We can cut steaks for you

-with the bone in place...

-..or we can fillet it,

-so you'll have no bones.

-Fillet.

-How many do you need?

-How many do you need?

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-Four, please.

-Lovely. We'll cut this for you.

-Alex Salmon!

-Are those alright for you?

-Are those alright for you?

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-Lovely. Thank you.

-I'll weigh these for you.

-Thank you very much.

-Thank you very much.

-

-Thank you. Goodbye.

-It's Dave's turn to go shopping.

-What's the first item

-on your shopping list?

-The first item

-on my shopping list...

-..is garlic.

-How many bulbs of garlic

-do you want?

-Two.

-You've got the garlic,

-so what else do you need?

-Onions.

-These are big Spanish onions.

-Maybe just the one.

-It's enormous.

-Yes, it's massive.

-What's next?

-Spring onions.

-Spring onions.

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-Shibwns in Welsh.

-One bunch.

-Do you need anything from down here?

-Do you need anything from down here?

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-Yes - lots of tomatoes.

-These are for the tomato soup.

-These are for the tomato soup.

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-Yes, of course.

-What's next?

-What's next?

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-Eggs.

-What are these?

-Gellyg - pears.

-What's one pear in Welsh?

-What's one pear in Welsh?

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-Gellyen?

-No - gellygen.

-Pears - gellyg.

-Pear - gellygen.

-Thank you.

-I need some eggs. Free range.

-How many eggs are there in the box?

-Half a dozen.

-Half a dozen.

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-Yes.

-In the basket.

-All done.

-The contents of the shopping basket

-have been weighed and measured...

-..and all that's left to do is pay.

-Thank you.

-Ta-ta!

-From Risca, we go to Pontcanna

-to shop for more ingredients.

-What's the first thing on your list?

-Olive oil. That's a nice one.

-Yes. It looks nice.

-In the basket it goes.

-What else do you need?

-Coffee.

-Coffee.

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-Strong or medium?

-Medium.

-Pure Kenya is fine.

-Nairobi Pure Kenya.

-Right. OK.

-You've got the olive oil

-and the coffee.

-What's next?

-Balsamic vinegar.

-Fine.

-Basged - basket.

-Basged is feminine,

-so it's y fasged.

-Y fasged, not y basged.

-Y fasged, not y basged.

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-Soft mutation.

-Yes, there's a soft mutation

-after the article - y.

-Y fasged.

-Basged fach - small basket.

-Basged fawr - big basket.

-Words which end in -ed

-are very often feminine.

-Poteled - a bottle of.

-I need some pine nuts.

-Cnau pin - pine nuts.

-Pine nuts for the pesto.

-Almonds. In the basket.

-The final item on my list

-is chocolate.

-What sort of chocolate?

-What sort of chocolate?

-

-Dark.

-Siocled tywyll - dark chocolate.

-Do you want 60, 70 or 80% cocoa?

-I want 70% chocolate

-with a hint of mint.

-Mint? Alright.

-Great.

-Dark chocolate with 70% cocoa.

-In the basket it goes.

-Very good.

-I couldn't resist it.

-Come back after the break to see

-how Keith coped in the kitchen.

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-Welcome back to Galwch Acw.

-Three Welsh learners - Keith Chapin,

-Liz Wallek and Dave Wakely...

-..teamed up with the Welsh tutor,

-Ioan Talfryn...

-..to cook three course meals

-through the medium of Welsh.

-Let's start with the flour.

-We bought that flour the other day.

-Six seed.

-Six seed.

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-Chwech hedyn.

-I need 500g of flour.

-Next, two spoonfuls of yeast.

-Halen - salt.

-A few English words which start

-with S start with H in Welsh.

-Halen - salt, haf - summer,

-haul - sun and so on.

-Salt is halen in Welsh.

-One and a half spoonfuls of salt

-and a knob of butter.

-Next, some sugar.

-Next, some sugar.

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-Llond llwy de - a teaspoonful.

-Apparently,

-if you want to sell your house...

-..the aroma of freshly-baked bread

-and freshly-brewed coffee...

-..persuades viewers that your house

-would make a wonderful home.

-The deal gets done...

-..and people buy your house.

-I'm not selling my house

-but I love the aroma of fresh bread.

-Arllwys - pour.

-Tollti is pour in North Wales.

-Tollti is pour in North Wales.

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-I'll use a hook.

-You're clearly a gadgets man.

-You're like Inspector Gadget.

-Teclyn - gadget.

-Inspector Gadget!

-Nice to meet you.

-Next, we head to Pentyrch...

-..where Ioan and Liz

-are preparing the salmon.

-What will you put on these?

-Pepper.

-Pepper.

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-Pupur du - black pepper.

-And salt.

-And salt.

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-Pinsied o halen - a pinch of salt.

-Now the crust.

-Crwstyn - crust.

-Masculine singular, finishes in -yn.

-Crwstyn.

-Crwstyn.

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-Crwstyn.

-The crust is made of breadcrumbs...

-..parmesan cheese and pesto.

-It will be tasty.

-It will be tasty.

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-I hope so.

-Your mushroom.

-The parmesan smells wonderful.

-It's a strong smell.

-Ogla - smell in North Wales.

-Arogl is the formal spelling

-of the word...

-..but Northwalians say "ogla".

-Ogla - smell.

-In South Wales, we say gwynt.

-Gwynt?

-Yes, smell is gwynt in the south.

-Yes, smell is gwynt in the south.

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-Gwynt also means wind.

-Yes - wafting over. That's the idea.

-Gwynt - smell.

-The fish and mushroom are ready.

-Next, a lesson about vegetables.

-Winwns - onions in the south.

-Winwnsyn - onion.

-Winwnsyn?

-Tomaten - tomato.

-One tomato is tomaten.

-Yes - feminine singular.

-Tomaten.

-Feminine tomato - tomaten.

-Winwnsyn - masculine singular.

-Winwnsyn. Tomaten.

-Winwnsyn.

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-Yellow - melyn.

-Red - coch. Green...?

-Gwrdd?

-Gwyrdd.

-Gwyrdd.

-I've got a problem

-with the word gwyrdd.

-Gwyrdd.

-Red tomatoes, white onions,

-red pepper, yellow pepper and...

-..green pepper.

-Yes - pupur gwyrdd.

-In Risca, Dave is busy preparing

-a torta caprese - a chocolate tart.

-For dessert,

-we'll make torta caprese.

-Torta caprese.

-First, we're going to

-melt the butter.

-Mynd i doddi - going to melt.

-Soft mutation.

-There's always a soft mutation...

-..after am, ar, at, dan, dros, drwy,

-gan, wrth, heb, hyd, i, o.

-I knew that, of course!

-I know the theory...

-..but actually using the

-soft mutation is a different matter!

-Put the chocolate and the almonds

-in the blender, please.

-What's separate in Welsh?

-What's separate in Welsh?

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-Gwahanu.

-I need to separate the eggs.

-The egg white and the yolk.

-We need some salt.

-We need some salt.

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-In the egg white?

-Yes. Salt in the egg white

-and sugar in the yolk.

-A lot of sugar!

-Mix it.

-Next, add the chocolate

-and the almonds.

-Mix thoroughly.

-Ioan and Dave

-then add the egg whites...

-..to the chocolate mixture.

-Once the torta is in the oven...

-..there's one last job to do

-with the dough balls.

-This is an important part

-of the process.

-What is this important job?

-What is this important job?

-

-You must juggle with dough balls.

-I'll show you how it's done.

-One, two, three!

-What do you think?

-What do you think?

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-Fabulous!

-I'm amazing!

-We've all arrived and we're ready

-for a tasty meal, fingers crossed!

-Welcome, everyone.

-Thank you for coming.

-I baked some bread.

-We have a selection of five cheeses

-and Spanish meats.

-This bread is lovely.

-I can't make bread.

-Baking bread isn't difficult.

-Not at all.

-It's easy.

-I use a machine.

-Not a bread machine

-but a food mixer.

-Teclyn - a gadget.

-Keith looked like a pirate

-with that dough hook in his hand!

-Techlyn?

-Techlyn?

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-Teclyn.

-I'll write it on my palmtop.

-Dave doesn't have a laptop.

-He has a palmtop!

-Yes. I make a note of everything

-on my palmtop.

-The delete button's a bit slow,

-mind you!

-Keith, thank you.

-I enjoyed the first course.

-At the end of very course, I'll ask

-the three of you a question.

-As we've just finished

-the first course of the series...

-..the first question

-is linked to food.

-Liz, what food would you never eat?

-I would never eat sheep's eyes.

-Is it some sort of delicacy?

-Is it some sort of delicacy?

-

-Yes.

-They eat sheep's eyes

-in Indiana Jones.

-That's a film.

-Is it? Oh!

-I wouldn't eat any sort of meat.

-What's insects in Welsh?

-Pryfaid.

-You'd never go to the jungle to do

-I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here.

-Not a cat in hell's chance.

-You wouldn't eat a cat either!

-I agree with Dave.

-I wouldn't eat insects.

-I enjoyed the starter.

-I like cheese.

-The cheese selection was great.

-The bread was really fluffy.

-I enjoyed the starter.

-I'd never tried

-six seed bread before.

-I liked it.

-It was tasty,

-especially with the cheese.

-That was a good selection.

-Bread and cheese

-are a match made in heaven!

-In Pentyrch, Liz is ready to go.

-Will her main course

-please her guests?

-The main course.

-Salmon with a parmesan,

-breadcrumb and pesto crust.

-Thank you very much.

-I love the salmon. It's really good.

-It's Scottish salmon.

-I hope you don't mind!

-No. I'll make an exception!

-I don't miss many things

-about Alaska...

-..but salmon is certainly

-one thing that I do miss.

-I'm sure you miss

-some things about New Zealand.

-Yes. I miss swimming in the sea -

-in the surf.

-I lived opposite the ocean

-in New Zealand.

-When I went to Australia,

-I didn't go into the sea at all.

-Everything on the beaches

-and in the sea was dangerous!

-I used to live

-a stone's throw from the sea too.

-In Rhyl!

-In Rhyl!

-

-Ioan.

-I don't think you can compare

-Rhyl seafront...

-..and a New Zealand beach!

-Before the dessert,

-let's have another question.

-Dave, what famous person

-would you most like to meet?

-John Lennon.

-John Lennon and Yoko Ono

-were very political.

-I'd really love to be able to

-have a chat with him.

-It would certainly be

-an interesting conversation.

-Dave chose John Lennon

-but what about you, Liz?

-Which famous person

-would you like to meet?

-The person I'd like to meet

-is Tom Jones.

-I'd go for a walk with him...

-..to see

-where he was born and raised.

-Keith, will you choose

-another musician?

-Who would you like to meet?

-Who would you like to meet?

-

-I'd love to meet Mozart.

-I don't think I'm likely

-to bump into him...

-..so I'll say Gareth Roberts

-and Ioan Talfryn.

-The salmon was really good.

-It was very tasty.

-I don't usually like salmon

-unless it's from Alaska...

-..but Liz worked her magic

-on that Scottish salmon.

-The pesto and parmesan cheese

-were wonderful.

-The salmon was exceptional.

-The pesto and parmesan on the top

-worked perfectly with the fish.

-It was a good combination.

-Join me after the break

-to enjoy a great dessert.

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-Welcome back.

-The dessert is ready

-in Dave's house.

-For dessert, I prepared

-a provincial Italian cake...

-..called torta caprese.

-Thank you.

-Thank you.

-

-No probs.

-We mentioned the coffin earlier...

-..but you didn't tell us the story

-that was in the newspaper.

-The Wales On Sunday

-wrote an article about the project.

-The reporter on the phone

-said to me...

-.."If the coffin was in your house,

-it would make a great story."

-That's why my friend and I dragged

-the coffin out of the exhibition.

-When we drove up the road

-with the coffin in the car...

-..people on the street

-tried to see who was in it!

-I'd like to ask you

-when and where you learnt to juggle.

-I taught myself.

-I taught myself.

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-What do you use to juggle?

-Everything - fire and knives.

-Did you juggle knives

-when you cooked this meal?

-Yes, and so did Ioan!

-Yes - I'm really good.

-Yes. He's really professional.

-Let's round it all off with

-the final question of the series.

-Keith, if you were an animal,

-what animal would you be?

-A dolphin.

-Do you like swimming?

-Do you like swimming?

-

-Yes, I enjoy swimming.

-A dolphin enjoys life.

-Dolphins are sociable animals too.

-What about you, Liz?

-I'd like to be a butterfly.

-I'd like to be a butterfly.

-

-A butterfly?

-A delicate, colourful creature.

-That's really nice.

-Dave, what sort of animal

-would you be?

-If I were an animal,

-I'd like to be a chimpanzee.

-I'd like to be a chimpanzee because

-I could juggle with my feet too!

-Good answer.

-Dave, thank you for preparing

-this lovely meal for us.

-We've enjoyed being here, in Risca,

-with you.

-I don't eat chocolate cake

-every week or every day...

-..so it was something different.

-I liked the nuts in the dessert.

-It gave it an interesting texture.

-It added something to it.

-The ice cream went really well

-with the chocolate cake.

-The combination of something hot

-and something cold was really good.

-Did you enjoy the experience?

-Did you enjoy the experience?

-

-I'm tired now but I enjoyed it.

-It gave me a chance

-to cook new things.

-Keith seems confident in the way

-he goes about speaking Welsh, Ioan.

-Does the fact that he speaks other

-languages like German and Italian...

-..help him as he learns Welsh?

-The main difference

-between a monoglot and a polyglot...

-..is you know how it feels

-to speak two languages.

-How much opportunity do you get

-to speak Welsh?

-Plenty of opportunity.

-My children

-go to a Welsh-medium school...

-..and I speak

-to Welsh-speaking students...

-..who apply to study

-at the School Of Music.

-What's the next step for Keith

-on his journey to being fluent?

-The thing about Keith's Welsh

-is the main structures are in place.

-He has a good grasp

-of Welsh grammar...

-..and he has

-quite an extensive vocabulary.

-What you need to learn...

-..are the things which don't crop up

-in Welsh classes.

-Things like saying switch it on

-or switch it off.

-I think it's very important

-for you to watch S4C.

-Turn on Radio Cymru too and listen

-to people rabbiting on in Welsh!

-We don't discuss the poetry

-of Dafydd ap Gwilym all the time!

-Was that wise,

-after eating a huge meal?

-Has this been a valuable experience?

-Yes, it's been very helpful...

-..to be able to hear

-how other people speak Welsh.

-I know the people in my Welsh class

-and I know how they speak...

-..but it was good to hear

-other learners speak Welsh.

-That in itself

-gives someone like Liz a boost.

-She met strangers

-and spoke Welsh to them.

-Yes, and the most important thing...

-..when you meet a fellow learner

-and you speak Welsh with them...

-..that relationship begins in Welsh.

-It's far more difficult

-to change languages with a person.

-If you're used to speaking English

-to someone...

-..it's difficult to change that.

-The three of you spoke Welsh

-to each other from the start.

-You hadn't met Ioan before.

-How helpful has he been

-during this whole experience?

-He's been enormously helpful.

-He's helped me remember

-many new words.

-Tips, Ioan?

-The next step for you

-is to listen...

-..and be aware

-of the sounds you produce.

-Looking back,

-has this experience given you...

-..a little bit more confidence, Liz?

-Yes. More confidence.

-Dave, the meal is over.

-How do you feel?

-Everything went well.

-I'm really happy.

-Looking back, has this been

-a valuable experience for you?

-Yes, of course.

-It's been nice

-to speak Welsh all week...

-..with first-language

-Welsh speakers.

-Everyone spoke Welsh all the time.

-He's met two other people

-who are in the same boat as him.

-The three of them shared experiences

-and discussed things in Welsh.

-That must be valuable too.

-Yes.

-It's often easier

-to speak Welsh to someone new...

-..and build a friendship.

-You've spoken Welsh

-to Keith and Liz from the start.

-Welsh is spoken behind the camera

-on this programme too.

-The people who come into your home,

-pull it apart, set up cameras...

-..and move all your furniture around

-speak Welsh.

-When you hear Welsh around you

-all the time...

-..it goes in under the radar.

-Dave has suggested that he may

-move back to the Liverpool area...

-..but the hope is,

-because his Welsh is so good...

-..he'll continue to learn Welsh.

-Dave's Welsh is of a standard

-where he can drive himself on.

-He doesn't necessarily need a tutor

-to be there all the time.

-You've gone beyond that point...

-..and now, it's just a case

-of improving your Welsh.

-You may get a visit

-from Dave in his camper van!

-You'll answer the door to hear Dave

-say, "Hello, Ioan! Remember me?"

-I enjoyed Dave, Ioan,

-Gareth and Liz's company.

-There's nothing better

-than speaking Welsh.

-I hope you enjoyed

-this taster of the last series.

-A brand new series of Galwch Acw

-starts next week.

-Three new Welsh learners...

-..will shop and cook

-through the medium of Welsh.

-Remember to tune in.

-S4C subtitles by Eirlys A Jones

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