Hwyl Steddfod y Ffermwyr Ifanc Eisteddfod y Ffermwyr Ifanc

-Hello!

-I've come to Llandudno

-for the YFC Eisteddfod.

-You might think I'm a bit

-of a country bumpkin...

-..because of the way that I speak...

-..but I've never actually been

-to the Wales YFC Eisteddfod.

-I'm about to find out

-what on earth is going on here.

-I'm expecting some fun...

-..performing...

-..and plenty of leg-pulling!

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-I love the Eisteddfod.

-I want to go for it.

-No-one competes

-unless they want to win.

-After some fierce battles to win the

-right to represent their counties...

-..over 800 members are in Llandudno

-to be named the best in Wales.

-Believe you me, it's a very

-competitive place.

-What makes the YFC Eisteddfod

-different?

-You do have the singing, phrasing,

-and the recitation...

-..but you also have the Humorous

-Duet, Miming to a Song and Sketches.

-It's all about making

-the audience laugh.

-Let's take a look at the sketches.

-Let's return

-to the 'Taid has Died' scene...

-..take 191.

-Action.

-What's going on here?

-Who are you and where are you from?

-We are Bodedern YFC from Anglesey.

-We're putting a sheet on the bed

-for our sketch.

-I'm Nain.

-Is that your real name?

-Is that your real name?

-

-No!

-What's your role in the sketch?

-I have to be alarmed

-when people say that Taid is dead.

-Oh, no. Is it a sad sketch?

-Yes, it is.

-Give us your alarmed face. 1-2-3.

-Oh, Taid has died.

-Oh, my gosh, that was really good.

-I say "Taid is ill"

-in different accents.

-Which accent that you do

-is your favourite?

-The Montgomeryshire accent.

-That's where my mother comes from.

-Let's hear it.

-Tadcu is ill.

-Tadcu is ill.

-

-That's good, really good.

-We're going to try something

-more international...

-..to appeal to a wider audience.

-International, OK?

-Can you please do a French accent.

-Take 200.

-Action.

-Action.

-

-Ooh, la, la, Taid is ill.

-Sacre bleu, Taid is ill.

-Au revoir, Taid!

-Taid has gone.

-That's not the line.

-No, Taid has literally gone!

-What on earth!

-Uwchaled YFC from Clwyd

-were in the doctor's surgery.

-One unfortunate man was catching

-everybody else's illnesses.

-Poor thing.

-Can I see the doctor please?

-Can I see the doctor please?

-

-It depends what's wrong with you.

-I've been in pain for a fortnight

-and I can't control the draught.

-Can you fit her in?

-Sounds like constipation.

-Yes, take a seat.

-BREAKS WIND

-BREAKS WIND

-SNEEZES

-I'm feeling better.

-I won't be in a hurry

-to visit that surgery!

-From a waiting room

-to a rugby dressing room.

-We represent Carmarthenshire

-in the sketch.

-We've never represented

-as a group before...

-..although some have individually.

-It was written by my mother,

-Llinos Jones, and Maria Richards...

-..the masterminds behind it.

-We're chuffed.

-We've come close for a few years

-It's nice to progress for once.

-We were given a list of names

-by the secretary.

-Hiya, love, it's only me.

-Most of them were boys.

-We thought about

-what appeals to boys...

-..and decided on a sporting theme.

-What do you think, Maria?

-What's important

-is that everyone has fun.

-When that happens,

-new ideas come into the equation.

-If they enjoy it, they're prepared

-to do it every year.

-It was out of order for a good week

-afterwards.

-Which county do we want to beat?

-Which county do we want to beat?

-

-Ceredigion!

-Good hands!

-Right, what's going on here?

-Who's going to tell me?

-Who's going to tell me?

-

-Nothing really.

-You're in a huddle for nothing

-and covered in mud!

-That's how you like to

-spend your Saturdays?

-Pre-game chat and game plan.

-A pre-game routine.

-Do you have a chant as well?

-It's a bit loud

-but we're too close to the stage.

-You don't want to spoil

-the Cerdd Dant. Good luck.

-There's a bit of drama going on.

-Let's find out what it is.

-What's going on?

-We've been told

-there are only four microphones.

-Drama!

-We're not worried.

-There are six on stage and

-we've decided nobody gets a mic.

-No point just two of them going

-without so no-one's getting a mic.

-They have strong voices and are used

-to shouting in San Ishmael.

-No drama.

-No drama.

-

-No, we know what to do.

-A phone is ringing over there

-Can someone please answer it.

-Hello? Hello?

-Hello, love,

-are you still at the club?

-Yes, I am.

-Are you OK?

-I just got a bit winded

-in the match but I'm fine.

-I'm shopping in Carmarthen

-and I fancy a leather jacket.

-It's only 1,000.

-Is it OK if I buy it?

-1,000 for a leather jacket.

-OK, go ahead if you like it.

-Just one more thing.

-The farm we fancied is back on

-the market. They want 1.2 million.

-1.2 million for that farm?

-OK, as you're in town,

-pop in and make an offer.

-OK, see you later. Love you!

-Love you too.

-Hey! Does anyone know

-whose phone this is?

-Llinos, how did it go?

-It went well and I'm so proud

-of them all. It was great.

-Did the laughs

-come in the right places?

-It's difficult to hear from here

-so I'm not totally sure.

-It's a real good punchline

-and they got the laugh at the end.

-Good luck.

-Good luck.

-

-Thank you.

-Llinos was very proud of her crew

-and we'll have more sketches later.

-Time now to meet two

-very busy and competitive people.

-I'm Jessica and I'm a member of

-Clunderwen YFC in Pembrokeshire.

-I've just turned 27 and in

-my final year as a YFC member.

-As an opera singer

-who makes a living from singing...

-..you never know

-what the director might say.

-"Can you run to that side."

-or "Wear this costume."

-YFC clubs are used

-to doing that sort of thing.

-We're always dressing up.

-That has helped me in my career

-as an opera singer.

-It has made me more open-minded.

-The YFC has prepared me

-for those eventualities.

-It's my final year

-at Clunderwen YFC.

-I'm a bit sad but it's a happy year

-too and I really want to go for it.

-Clunderwen YFC love to have fun...

-..but being on stage

-isn't one of our strengths.

-This year, they all know

-that it means a lot to me.

-Everyone's pulled together.

-# Go to the place that's the best #

-I'm Ilan Jones from Bro Ddyfi YFC

-in Montgomeryshire.

-I am 22 years of age.

-I've been competing since I was 14

-so I've been doing it for a while.

-If I do justice with my performance,

-then I'm happy.

-I kick myself if I don't perform

-to the standards I set myself.

-We'll see how it goes.

-There might be some pressure

-on my shoulders.

-I hope I can put Maldwyn on the map.

-Both of you have very busy days.

-What's your first competition?

-It's the hymn competition.

-How about you, Ilan?

-How about you, Ilan?

-

-I'm singing the hymn too.

-What's the second one?

-The U26 Solo competition.

-And you, Ilan?

-And you, Ilan?

-

-U26 Solo competition.

-OK, and the third?

-Mime to Music.

-Ilan?

-Ilan?

-

-Sketch.

-Fourth?

-Fourth?

-

-Humorous Duet.

-And you?

-And you?

-

-Humorous Duet or Trio.

-A real rivalry.

-I can feel the tension.

-Shall I just step aside so you can

-fight it out here and now?

-We shall see.

-We'll chat at the end of the day.

-We'll chat at the end of the day.

-

-OK.

-Over and out.

-The boxing gloves are on.

-Who will be crowned King or Queen

-of the Stage?

-Let the battle begin.

-Hymn singing was first up

-but no prize for Jess or Ilan.

-In third place,

-Hannah Richards of Carmarthenshire.

-# Pan dorro'r wawr

-dros ael y mynydd llwm

-# Pan euro'r haul

-las erwau llawr y cwm #

-In second place,

-Enlli Pugh of Eryri.

-# Pob stori ddaw i'th glyw?

-# A allet tithau gredu

-fod Iesu eto'n fyw? #

-The winner was Sion Eilir Roberts

-from Clwyd.

-# Diolch fyth fo'n llef

-# Wrth ufuddhau i'r Iesu

-a dweud ei weddi ef

-# Amen ac amen

-# Amen #

-While I make myself useful...

-..go and put the kettle on

-and come back for the sketches.

-Excuse me, which way to the stage?

-That way.

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-Welcome back

-and now for some more sketches.

-Hush! Give everyone a fair chance!

-How far can you really trust

-a Sat Nav?

-Which accent would you choose?

-That's what Llanrwst YFC was asking.

-Denbigh.

-Welcome.

-I've an idea where to take you.

-No way. Try again.

-Bangor.

-Aye, let's go.

-Pass. What's the other option?

-Pass. What's the other option?

-

-Caernarfon.

-Ideal. Sat Nav with a Cofi accent.

-Press the button.

-Keep going. The turning isn't

-for two miles so put your foot down.

-How was it?

-How was it?

-

-It went well.

-You look very pretty. Where did you

-get the dress. I love the bow.

-I go out like this every Saturday.

-I'm used to it!

-It's yours so it was just a

-matter of choosing your favourite.

-Foot down so we get there

-before everywhere closes.

-Sheep, warning!

-Sheep, warning! Sheep, warning!

-I can't see a sheep. Can you?

-I can't see a sheep. Can you?

-

-No, only in the field.

-Can you shut him up?

-Check the manual.

-Sheep, warning!

-Shut up!

-I can't see a sheep anywhere!

-Watch out. Wall!

-Sheep!

-I told you, didn't I!

-Why don't your shoes fit?

-They belong to my grandmother!

-She doesn't know I'm wearing them.

-She doesn't know I'm wearing them.

-

-She does now!

-You couldn't afford ones that fit?

-You couldn't afford ones that fit?

-

-I'm too poor!

-It's much poorer up north.

-Good luck, I think it went OK.

-Good luck.

-We are Llanddewi-Brefi YFC

-from Ceredigion.

-We are through in the sketch

-up in Llandudno next week.

-These are Eirian, Gareth,

-Llyr and I'm Guto.

-I hope it will be happy days

-next week.

-It's written by Ifan Griffith.

-We've had to swap things around.

-Gareth has changed roles;

-Llyr and Eirian have jumped in...

-..after Iwan and Elan deserted us.

-Hello, children, my name is John.

-Hello, Doli.

-Hello, Doli.

-

-Hello, John.

-Hello, Huwcyn.

-Hello, Huwcyn.

-

-Hello, John.

-How is Bunny?

-How is Bunny?

-

-Just leave me alone.

-The story is that I have two

-good kids and one naughty kid.

-Bunny tries to put me off in the

-sketch and he does a good job too.

-End of story. Good.

-This is only the second rehearsal.

-It's early days

-and we have a week to go.

-We won the Sketch and Humorous Duet

-last year so fingers crossed!

-We hope to bring back the Cup

-for a second year.

-We'll take the 'favourites' tag

-quite seriously. We are competitive.

-They all know

-we're the team to beat.

-If you're not winning,

-you're losing!

-We can deal with that pressure

-so it should be OK.

-Back to back winners!

-With Iwan and Elan

-gallivanting in South America...

-..how would Ceredigion get on and

-would they remember their lines?

-Mummy squirrel, daddy squirrel

-and Wally squirrel...

-..lived happily ever after.

-Squirrels don't live forever!

-That's the end of today's story.

-Time for me to go.

-Time for me to go.

-

-Good, off you go!

-Ta-ta, Dolly.

-Ta-ta, Dolly.

-

-Ta-ta, John.

-Ta-ta, Huwcyn

-Ta-ta, Huwcyn

-

-Ta-ta, John.

-Ta-ta, Bunny.

-Ta-ta, Bunny.

-

-Ta-ta and don't come back!

-He was nice, wasn't he?

-He was nice, wasn't he?

-

-Yes.

-Your problem is that

-you're too soft.

-Let's see who we have next week.

-Hey, do you know

-who we've got next week?

-Lisa.

-Lisa.

-

-Lisa who?

-Lisa Angharad Healy. She's gorgeous.

-Excuse me.

-Have you just name-dropped me

-into the sketch?

-Obviously!

-We had to give you a mention.

-I'm off for a shower

-before Lisa gets here.

-Am I touched or offended?

-I didn't hear the line before.

-You'll have to listen again.

-You won't tell me?

-You won't tell me?

-

-No, it's a surprise.

-You're such a naughty lion.

-You're such a naughty lion.

-

-Thanks!

-Over to Bro Ddyfi YFC and two

-brothers trying to sell a bed.

-We want to buy a bed.

-You're in the right place. Welcome

-to Messrs Beds, Beds and Beds.

-Bedwyr?

-This is our sales assistant, Bedwyr.

-Hello.

-Have you noticed something?

-No.

-Nothing?

-No.

-We were so alike when we were born,

-Mam called me Bedwyr.

-And she called me Bedwyr.

-We are twins. We're twin beds!

-How did she call you apart?

-She used our full names,

-Bedwyr ap Dafydd.

-Bedwyr ap Postman.

-From twin beds to the lads of

-Glannau Tegid YFC, Meirionnydd.

-They want to be the best

-at everything.

-Meirionnydd Show?

-We went to the Royal Welsh.

-My wife was rushed to hospital.

-So was mine.

-Mari gave birth to a 7lb 9oz boy.

-7lb?

-We had twins, 13lbs each.

-What's going on here?

-How did it go?

-Not very well.

-What happened?

-Some don't do their job properly.

-My brother forgot some things

-so I had to improvise.

-You had to make up lines?

-No, he just hadn't

-put the right props out.

-He's over there.

-Sion, what have you done?

-Sion, what have you done?

-

-I forgot to give him these.

-Show the camera.

-How crucial were they to the sketch?

-I'm not sure.

-They were pretty crucial.

-They were part of the props.

-Aha!

-Oh!

-Yeah!

-He's absolutely livid with you.

-Are you acting or is this genuine?

-He only had one job

-and he got that wrong!

-I'm OK now!

-Good luck.

-Try to sort it out between you.

-That's the end of the sketches.

-Drumroll! Who took top spot?

-Llanrwst YFC found their way

-to first place.

-There is perfect blending in there.

-We now turn our attention

-to a more serious competition.

-The set piece for the Two-Voice

-Party is the love song, Angor.

-How will a bunch of lads

-interpret this song?

-We are Nantglyn YFC

-and we're representing Clwyd.

-We're into the national finals

-for the third year in a row.

-Angor is the set piece

-and it's quite a challenge.

-We're just about coping.

-I'm Anwen Williams and I'm coaching

-the Two-Voice Party.

-I've been coaching

-for over 44 years.

-She is so strict!

-No, she's great.

-We always have fun in rehearsals.

-I enjoy the challenge.

-The lads are mostly fine.

-The boys are all eager

-and want to do well.

-We were third last year.

-This year, we're going to win!

-This place has just filled up

-with some wild ducks.

-You're the only male party

-in this competition.

-Yes.

-How do you feel?

-How do you feel?

-

-I don't know.

-You are so nervous,

-you're speechless.

-Are you ready?

-Yes.

-Confident?

-Confident?

-

-Quietly confident.

-# Ti yw'r hafan

-# Fy hafan i

-# A ti yw'r llyw #

-Real power there with some strong,

-high notes from the boys.

-I can see the pride

-shining out of Mrs Williams.

-# Ti yw'r llyw

-# A'th gwrs mor driw #

-Here comes the Queen of the

-YFC Eisteddfod. How did it go?

-Better than expected. The boys

-performed as well as I expected.

-Just wait for the result

-and good luck.

-Despite their powerful singing,

-Nantglyn went home empty-handed.

-In third place, Eglwyswrw YFC.

-# Weithiau pan mae'r gwynt

-yn chwythu mewn o'r mor

-# Weithiau pan mae'r tonnau

-yn torri wrth fy nor

-# Dyna pryd dw i d'angen di

-# Dw i d'angen di #

-In second place, Llangadog YFC.

-# Weithai pan mae'r felan

-yn fy ngyrru i o 'ngho

-# Dyna pryd dw i d'angen di

-# D'angen di

-Dyffryn Madog YFC of Eryri

-came out on top.

-# A'th gwrs mor driw

-# Ti yw'r angor

-# Fy angor i

-# Fy angor i

-# Fy angor i #

-That was lovely

-but it's time for a break.

-Stay tuned for more of this...

-..and this.

-Don't go far!

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-I've heard all

-the naughty kids are in here.

-Hello, how are you?

-I'm Sian Elin.

-From which club?

-Cwmann is Carmarthenshire.

-We're rehearsing for the mime.

-We're rehearsing for the mime.

-

-You're the ones who can't sing?

-That's right.

-We're not allowed in the choirs

-so we thought we'd try the mime.

-We won at county and we're here.

-All to mime hello now.

-Hello!

-I heard a hello there!

-Do you want to try again? A

-quick rehearsal. One, two three.

-Hello!

-Good luck.

-Who are you?

-Sioned Thomas from Clunderwen.

-We're miming to music.

-What does it involve?

-It's a fun thing to do

-that everyone enjoys.

-They don't have to worry

-about singing so they go wild.

-Crazy?

-Crazy?

-

-Lots more crazy.

-It's hectic back here.

-We've met a few of them...

-..but here are the

-miming to music performances.

-We will love this.

-Good luck.

-# Does he wash up #

-These girls have

-a message for their men.

-# The boy does nothing #

-What's up here? This doesn't

-seem to be this guy's lucky day.

-# I don't feel like dancing,

-No, sir, no dancing today #

-What are you?

-It's a clue to the song

-we'll be miming.

-I hope I look like a bottle.

-Well!

-Who are you and from which club?

-Gwyn Evans, Felinfach YFC.

-We're doing the mime in a minute

-and we'll see how it goes.

-I'm glad you aren't a reciter.

-# Ma 'na rhywbeth yn y Stella

-Yn neud i fi deimlo fela

-# Ma 'na rhywbeth yn y Stella o hyd

-# Rhywbeth yn y Stella

-yn neud i fi deimlo fela

-# Ma 'na rhywbeth yn y Stella o hyd

-# Ar ddiwedd y dydd,

-fyddai'n teimlo'n chwil

-# Enwedig ar bnawn Dydd Sul #

-Tell us about the bath.

-It's a bath from home

-that holds sheep feed.

-We've tarted it up.

-We've tarted it up.

-

-It's had an upgrade.

-# Ma na drons glan yn y peil #

-You didn't bottle it?

-Are you happy with that?

-I haven't seen the rest.

-See how it goes.

-Good luck.

-That bloke took your

-bottle costume over there.

-# My milkshake brings

-all the boys to the yard

-# It's better

-than yours, damn right.

-# I could teach you,

-but I'd have to charge #

-These are mad cows.

-More hip-hop than Holstein!

-Next, Sian Elin and Cwmann.

-Will they only mime?

-I'll be listening.

-# High School Musical

-# Who says we have to let it go

-# The best party we've ever known

-# Step into the future

-but hold on to High School Musical

-# Celebrate where we come from

-# Altogether, makes it better

-# Memories that last forever

-# I want the rest of my life

-to feel just like it

-# High School Musical #

-I'm so buzzed

-after being on the stage.

-Adrenalin.

-It went great.

-I'm proud of them all.

-Enjoy yourself.

-Sian Elin was happy but

-Pembrokeshire look dramatic.

-Are you nervous?

-Talk to me in five minutes.

-The diva won't speak to us.

-# Can't explain all the feelings

-that you're making me feel

-Are you excited?

-Fine, thanks.

-Will you go for it?

-Will you go for it?

-

-Yes ,thanks.

-# All the single ladies

-# Put your hands up #

-Look at the sass.

-These boys will benefit from seeing

-the pain we go through in heels.

-How are your feet? Too busy!

-# Call on me

-# Call on me

-# Call on me

-# Mi glywais i

-# Mi glywais i #

-Jess, you hurled these away.

-How did it go?

-I'm dripping with sweat

-but everyone enjoyed themselves.

-Jess is right,

-everyone had a ball on the stage.

-A tough job

-for the judge, Dilwyn Morgan.

-Cwmann YFC from Carmarthenshire

-won the miming.

-This place is aflame with energy...

-..as we move on to

-the humorous duets or trios.

-I'm in a trio and some things

-that happen are quite humorous.

-So how can I compete

-in this competition?

-You're too old.

-Oh!

-These two little pigs

-weren't too old.

-# Odda nhw yn bod yn mean

-# Yn deud bo fi yn lot rhy lean #

-I have two pigs at home.

-I didn't expect to find some here.

-We come from Anglesey.

-The pigs of Anglesey.

-Very original.

-Where did you get the idea?

-We tried to think of

-something new and different.

-It's twist on an old tale.

-The three little pigs are but two.

-What happened to No3?

-Wait and see.

-# Mynd i'r lladd-dy,

-pan ddown ni'n ol

-# Fydda ni yn sosij rol! #

-Someone's giving birth now!

-Not a nativity as we know it.

-What just happened?

-A bit of romance

-as I was looking for a wife.

-They were looking for husbands.

-Did you find one?

-Did you find one?

-

-Two.

-I was lucky.

-# Chwilio am wr yr ydw i

-# Chwilio am wr yr ydw i

-# Does na'm talant i mi'n nunlla!

-# Wel, hen ferch fydda i #

-You stripped on stage.

-I was a bit nervous but no matter.

-Have you been on a diet?

-Have you been on a diet?

-

-No, McDonalds for lunch.

-I'm Erwan and this is Ilan.

-Dyfan is missing right now.

-We'll try to be funny.

-# My wife is about to give birth #

-It's three expectant fathers

-waiting for the children to be born.

-We're two brothers and a mate.

-A new song is written

-specially for us every year.

-I don't know it.

-It's not my verse.

-We hope to win.

-A receptive audience

-makes a difference.

-We just want to make them laugh.

-We just want to make them laugh.

-

-We can only do our best.

-# Gwydraid o Prosecco

-rhaid cael wedyn o M&S

-# Mae 'na ddiawl o fess #

-All three on stage, thank goodness!

-# Anadlu, oedi ac rhoi ambell pant,

-gwthio allan i rhythm y cerdd dant

-# Llunio awdl wrth ei hun,

-cyn bydd napi off ei din

-# O, paid sbio'n gas,

-jyst hwp e mas, jyst hwp e mas #

-How did it go?

-Good, I think.

-You're from Maldwyn.

-It went so well we were all after

-you backstage for an interview.

-I think the audience warmed to us.

-It went down well.

-Something else went down too.

-Our screen fell

-but that was part of the fun.

-You coped like pros.

-Picked it up instantly.

-# Idwal, Willow a Pheredur Hedd

-# Mae y tri

-mor wych a hardd eu gwedd

-# Siwgwr dadi, cwtchi coo

-# Ychafi mae wedi pw

-# O be wnawn ni 'wan?

-# Rhoi nol i'w fam

-# Rhoi nol i'w fam #

-I'm off for five, you have five too.

-I'll see you back here.

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-Things are hotting up

-in this humorous competition.

-People are laughing, enjoying

-themselves, forgetting their lines!

-Let's see what's next.

-# Dim canu heno, rapo

-# Hwn fydd y perfect jam

-# Dyma'r pishyn caled

-# Ymunwch gyda ni

-# Codwch eich dwylo

-# Y rapping Jonesied ni

-Here we go.

-# Deep breath, keep cool,

-bydd e gyd yn iawn

-# Co ni'n mynd am gamp lawn

-# Ar ol tri, un dau dau tri

-# Ar ol tri, un dau dau tri

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-# Y Jonesied, rapyrs o fri

-# Second siawns, ni'n mynd yn fawr

-# Deep breath, cool, bydd e'n iawn

-# Deep breath, cool, bydd e'n iawn

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-# We're gonna take over Llandudno #

-Well done. Is there

-anything you can't do, Jess?

-Stripping.

-Stripping.

-

-Fair enough. Fine art?

-How did it go?

-I'm happy it's over.

-So energetic.

-I'm feeling it.

-I'm feeling it.

-

-I'm very sweaty.

-# Dwi'n deud ar y cyfan

-dwi'n gradur reit neis

-# Ond pleser o'r mwya'

-'di'r elfen sypreis

-# Mi godw'n ein cons

-heb rybudd mewn ffit

-# Dwi'n ymlawenhau

-mod i'n dipyn o dwit #

-You're working late?

-We are.

-Overtime?

-That's it.

-We don't work hard very often.

-Did you fill every hole?

-There is one here.

-# Ry ni'n ddau bregethwr gwych #

-Who are these funky ministers?

-# Os am bregeth bwciwch ni

-# Bydd yn fraint cal dod atoch chi

-# Fuon ni yn pregethi

-trwy'r gogledd ar thrwy'r de

-# Yn byta lot o fiscits,

-a yfed lot o de #

-You were fabulous.

-I'm exhausted.

-It was so good.

-No.

-You asked me for your first line

-as you went on!

-Deian came from somewhere

-and reminded me.

-I get the odd blank.

-Did you enjoy it?

-Did you enjoy it?

-

-It was good.

-Harmonies and rap, awesome.

-It's tough. The crowd

-in the north can be different.

-I enjoyed it.

-Better than work.

-Better than work.

-

-I'm not sure.

-Who won it?

-In third, Nantglyn.

-Jess and Scott, second.

-Ilan, Dyfan and Erwan won it.

-You've been so busy.

-Congratulations.

-Nothing to say.

-Aren't you pleased to have won?

-We are over the moon.

-You want to get off

-for the drinking.

-To be honest.

-Are you happy with second?

-Over the moon.

-After we saw the competition

-we doubted we'd make the top three.

-We came second to such a good team.

-They were great fun

-and they were mum's favourites.

-We got rivalries here. Which one

-has claimed most first places?

-Jess.

-But you are all friends.

-We are.

-Jess won for both the Solo

-and the Song from a Musical.

-Ilan claimed third

-in the Solo and in the sketch.

-It might be late at night

-in Llandudno but the crowds...

-..are still coming and the

-rehearsals still going on.

-It's a bit late now but

-they all know they belong here.

-# Mai yma wyf inna i fod #

-We've got to the final and the

-biggest competition of them all.

-The massed choirs and there

-are hundreds of singers here.

-Which choir will hit the high notes

-in this year's eisteddfod?

-Is it this lot?

-Llanfyllin, Maldwyn

-were the first on stage.

-# Mae 'na ddau yn mynd i ryfel

-tu allan i'r Pen-deitch

-# Tra bo'r afon dal i chwydu'i

-phoen i'r aber

-# Mae swn poteli'n chwalu

-fel priodas hyd y lon

-# A neb yn meddwl gofyn

-pam fel arfer #

-How did it go?

-Not too bad.

-First up is tough.

-It's nice to get it out of the way.

-They did really well for a small

-choir compared to the others.

-I was delighted with them.

-One hundred and ten in this choir.

-You won last year?

-Pressure.

-Pressure.

-

-And the year before.

-Cocky.

-# Mae'r lleuad dal i wenu

-ar hen strydoedd budur hon

-# Fel pob tref ddifyr arall

-yn y byd

-# Mae'n fler a does na'm seren

-# Heno i mi uwch fy mhen #

-That was amazing.

-They are a fantastic crew.

-We've been a county choir for a

-while and the sound comes together.

-They were confident having

-won for several years running.

-Two years running.

-That's pressure.

-After that performance

-I don't care about the result.

-Did all 110 behave for you?

-They are like little

-church mice every time.

-You must be really strict.

-# Mae 'na ddiwrnod newydd arall

-yn sleifio lawr Stryd Llyn

-# Ac mae hogiau'r ochor

-bella'n dod yn heidiau

-# A dod y maen nhw i gwyno

-nad oes unlle gwell i fynd

-# Cyn mynd i'r Harp

-i yfed efo'u teidiau #

-How did it go?

-Very pleased.

-They couldn't do better

-so it's down to the judge.

-Good enough for first place?

-In my opinion yes,

-but I don't judge it.

-# Ac mae'r haul yn dal i godi

-calonnau'r dref fach hon

-# Fel pob tref ddifyr arall

-yn y byd

-# Mae'n fler a does na'm seren

-# Heno i mi uwch fy mhen #

-You look happy.

-I'm happy to see them on the stage

-and singing their hearts out.

-They're young farmers who like fun

-but aren't confident singers really.

-It's great to have

-seventy of them up there.

-It's great to get them singing.

-# A'r hogia llygaid barcud

-efo'u swn a'u rhegi mawr

-# Rhain sy' piau pafin pob un stryd

-# Pob un stryd #

-Ceredigion, you sang well.

-Speak to me. No. He won't.

-How did it go?

-Yes, we all worked hard.

-Five clubs came together

-to create a county choir.

-We came together and enjoyed it.

-# Ond yr rhain a'u hiaith eu hunain

-# Sy'n cadw'r dref yn fyw

-# Fel pob tref ddifyr arall

-yn y byd #

-Angelic Anglesey.

-We're all overjoyed with that.

-I like the confidence.

-Are you confident?

-We hope we've done as well

-as we think we have tonight.

-I do love north Walians.

-What do you think?

-We hammered home the sensitivity.

-Can you hammer sensitivity?

-Can you hammer sensitivity?

-

-I'm rambling. It's late.

-We've reached the very end

-with Eryri going on stage.

-They are the hosts.

-They close the day.

-How will they do?

-Good luck.

-# Mae'n fler a does na'm seren

-# Heno i mi uwch fy mhen

-# Dwi'n geiban ond dwi'n gwybod

-# Mai yma wyf inna i fod

-# Mai yma...

-# Wyf inna i fod #

-That was so good. You look tired.

-I'm tired and I'm cackling a bit.

-I'm looking forward to bed.

-It's over but who won

-the choir competition?

-It's really tense.

-The winning choir with our

-congratulations is Cor Eryri.

-They've won.

-Eryri are popular

-and very noisy winners.

-The celebration can begin.

-Five bottles of wine.

-Ten bottles tonight

-we're that happy.

-Angharad and Elin have to

-be praised for teaching us.

-I've laughed for twelve hours.

-I've seen some really wild costumes.

-Competition and intensity

-but under a big umbrella of fun.

-This eisteddfod is unique

-and I'm coming back next year.

-# I'r bar, i'r bar #

-Off to the bar we go.

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