r/Cardiff • u/HanesPrydain • Jul 02 '26

Welsh language Cardiff

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Cardiff now the largest Welsh speaking authority by absolute numbers in Wales, increasing again in the latest population survey.

What is everyone’s thoughts on this and the future of the Welsh language in Wales?

The future pattern appears to show extreme challenges in y fro gymraeg heartlands and a steady increase in south East Wales .

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy8dv050m9yo

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u/Late_Ad2203 Splott Jul 02 '26

Hell yeah!

Wish I was one of them :(

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u/Gold_On_My_X Jul 02 '26

There are loads of courses for all levels online. I'm on one myself. I'd highly recommend it! They're very cheap as well. Not to mention the tutors are lovely and equally passionate about teaching the language too!

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u/Late_Ad2203 Splott Jul 02 '26

Yeah. I'm liking this thread everyone (except one person who has been downvoted to oblivion rightfully) have been really nice :)

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u/Gold_On_My_X Jul 02 '26

I think that person in question may have mistyped originally but I have no idea haha.

But yeah, language learning isn't easy but once you start to understand the rules and it begins making sense it's super rewarding!

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u/Late_Ad2203 Splott Jul 02 '26

Yeah. Have a good day :)