Done it!
Done it!
Loving my speech mark, thanks. I shall wear it with pride. 
Does the fact that you arenāt sporting one yourself, @aran , mean that you flunked the 5 minute test. 
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My childish contrariness means I shall be shunning it, just as with the First Team tie which, as a successful athlete, I was allowed to wear at school, but never did.
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I knew badges are to disposal but I felt they were never even enabled from our part though so I didnāt even have a thought about giving them to people as I thought thereās special ādeedā to be done to earn them and I somehow thought on our forum only members of the staff have the priviledge to āwearā them. So @jamesmahoney did a superb to suggest their use and @Kinetic probably enabled the feature.
Well done to all who did the test. Iām not that certain Iād be able to do it and at the moment Iām a bit to tired to even try. In a day or two perhaps ā¦
I havenāt posted the magic word yet, but Iāve got the badgeā¦
Perhaps because I posted in this threadā¦
Done it 
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I didnāt realise there was a ārewardā up for grabs. Go on then, Iāve done it. Badge me.
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Not likely as many of those who posted the magic word donāt have the badge yet. As I can see theyāre goven manually what means someone presumed youāve done the test successfully and gave you one. As you see I donāt have it either but Iāve posted in thsi thread although it was not the magic word Iāve posted also.
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Done! 
Glad Iām not the only one. Done
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Done, yippee!
Done it (kind of, I think). It took a couple of minutes, but I did get confused over āthat I needā - I went with something like āMae hyn 'na 'r peth dw i angenā and then came back here to see @aranās reference to āboā fi angenā. So now Iām trying to figure out what kind of structure was intended - something like āWnaeth o dweud wrtha fi boā fi angen mynd iār gwaithā, or what?
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I managed it! Most of my babbling was about singing and eating, because those were the two verbs I happened to remember, but hey, if it counts! 
The two that I got stuck on were āThat I needā and āIād like toā, but I got them out in the end.
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I kind of did it in less than 5 mins (actually less than 4 mins) but Iām all of a sudden not sure with āIād like toā and āI wantedā Whatever I said to be like āI wantedā it didnāt sound right to me and I used simple future tense for āIād like toā ā¦ I couldnāt remember any better ā¦ so I guess this doesnāt really count as something of success me thinks ā¦
And besides ā¦ I found out with this that the more you think would you say things correctly, the less you actually say ā¦ so to blurt something out is the best solutiion (at least from my point of view). 
What was my babling about? Most about doing something or meeting someone. Obviously I work too much these days and there would not be much rest after Christmas until New year either ā¦
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At least you read the English properly! I read it as āthat I neededā.
For that I need I went for something like ādw iān siŵr boā fi angen mynd iār siop ondā¦ā
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Too excellent pursuits!! Definitely counts! Da iawn!!
Iām a refusenik a la Rob so farā¦
Oh, ahem, good pointā¦
Thatās the spirit!
Weāre giving a lot of thought to a bunch of ways to help people assess their progress in valuable waysā¦
That would be fine - as would your āHyn ydiār peth dw i angenā - donāt fret about the details with thisā¦
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Done and done!
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Just seen the thread as I was having a coffee
Done it!!
It would be fun to have more of these quick tests
Nadolig Llawen
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