Dw i’n angen ymarfer i siarad yn y Gymraeg

[steve-t-w-rowley]

Simple - Steve level 1
Dw i’n angen ymarfer i siarad Cymraeg ego rhywun, ond fedra i ddim ffeindio unrhywun! Wyt ti eisiau siarad efo fi?

The only problem is that I am not normally free until 20:00hrs.

Steve

[siaronjames]

Have you joined the Welsh Speaking Practice group on Slack Steve?

Finding practice partners - a new resource - please share

So, one of the startling side-effects of the 6 Month Welsh Speaker course is what huge enthusiasm the 6 Month learners are showing in terms of hunting for practice partners. And it turns out that Slack (the platform we use to support our 6 Month learners) is particularly brilliant for this kind of stuff - because you can just click on someone's name, open a direct message channel, and hop on an audio or video call right there in Slack. Also, you can use Google hangouts to fire up group calls…

[BronwenLewis]

Me! Me! I’m often on Slack at that time…

[steve-t-w-rowley]

Diolch Bronwen, i’ll Try and link in

[steve-t-w-rowley]

Sorry I had not been in touch, got a stomach bug over the weekend. Happy to chat if you have time one evening.

[JohnYoung]

Hi Steve.
Late is great with me. As I don’t tend to get back from work early.
I’m always happy to chat in Welsh although I’m not too advanced.

I’ll look out for you when you feel a bit brighter.
Also the hangouts (group chats) are an easy way in, as you spend some of the time just listening while others are talking. It’s also ok just to be in the background or even to watch on U-tube the first time to get the feel of it

[steve-t-w-rowley]

Bronwen, sorry but if you are on slack I keep missing you. Hope that we can chat one day.

Steve