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Hey there!
My name is Gwawr, and I'm new to this forum malarky. I'm really into RP games, and I'm Welsh-speaking, so please excuse any awful spelling mistakes I make! Gwawr is in fact my real name - very Welsh indeed!
Other interests include playing the harp - very stereotypical - and cooking. Hope you'll all be nice to me!
Diolch,
Gwawr xox
interesting name.
Hiya~
Thanks!
My parents are very nationalist (is that the right word?) and went for really Welsh names. My two brothers are called Rhodri and Aled!
xox
good, maybe you can explain to me how to pronounce ll better than heath can :}
Hopefully I can help!
It's difficult to explain though. Touch the tip of your tongue just behind your front top teeth and force air out between the sides. Kinda!
xox
I didn't know they had invented internet in North Wales
South side represent!
Yep, just about last week. I'm the first internet adventurer of my kind!
xox
Another member added to the small Welsh community here at EoFF.
Croeso!
Sup, breadbin!
Diolch yn fawr! Thanks very much!
And Balzac....what?
xox
Sup mah homeslice!
Hello!
*worried*
Mae'n dda gen i gwrdd â chi
Oh Balzac, you're a such a card.
Braf eich cyfarfod chi hefyd! :)
xox
;)
He's just trying to impress you. D=
Howdy! I have no idea what's going on. Umm, welcomes and have fun!
He did well then. He said he was pleased to meet me. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Demon Dude
xox
The welsh language confuses me.:confused:
Welcome! :D
The English one confuses me! I didn't speak any English until I was 15!Quote:
Originally Posted by qwertyxsora
xox
Well you see, down here it's spelled 'shwmae' :cool:
I think I've been to Bangor.
Yeah, it mostly is up here too, but for some reason in Bangor the version with an i on the end has caught on. Particularly in teenagers for some reason. Possibly a text-speak phenomenon?
I guess 'shwmae' is more gramatically correct. :)
xox
Old Manus and I go way back so I know exactly what you're going through.
Welcome to the internet.
we should have a welsh grammar tip of the day now
Ngrr slorf llyawiin grrom d. Gwawr!
xox
Man this thread is weird.
But a big HEY all the same. :D
Thank you for your welcomes - nice to meet all of you!
xox
Hi Gwawr. Welcome. :)
Pleased to meet you!
Now I better get a wink, or else I’ll get cranky.
Very well, very well.
;)
xox
Hola gateaux! :monster:
Hi cake!
Ni hao hora j'taime ichi nein? < That's Canadian for "I have no idea what the hell that says! :jess:" Smiley included.
Hi hour I love one no?
Oh... as aforestated I thought you were a GWAR fan. Then we'd get close : )
You'd be amazed at how many times I hear that online. Seriously, it's my name. :(
xox
Wassup! Welcome from the States! :P
Oh and instead of typing xox at the end of every post, you can put it in your Signature!
Welsh confuses everybody.Quote:
Originally Posted by qwertyxsora
hi Gwawr~
That name makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside.
We'll be the bestest of friends ever as we sit in a windy meadow sharing stories of our days as young high school girls and our romantic Rendezvous.
I smurfing love you. :jess:
How to you say Gwawr, exactly? And whereabouts in Wales are you from?
Greetings.
I command you to join Neskaya and Moebetics Anonymous. Or else.
Meow~
Hello there :)
This thread has made me realise how very uncultured I am, I didn't even realise there was a Welsh language! Please don't murder me, I blame living in Australia :D
I could indeed put xox in my signiture, but it's just a habit I think!
My name? 'Goo-ah-oo-rr (rolled)'. Or something like that. I'm awful at explaining pronounciation!
And high-school was a long time ago for me, although I do teach harp in a high school. In answer to the 'where are you from' question, I'm from Bangor, North Wales.
You teach harp? That is so awesome.
I know, I know. It's as stereotypical as you can get, but I've been a professional harpist for about 6-7 years now. I studied harp at the Royal College of Music, London, and now play at weddings, orchestral concerts and in various functions. Sadly, being a pro-musician doesn't pay brilliantly and I've had to substidise with teaching the thing.
I really adore harp music.
I'm going to see a band named GWAR in January.
Any relation ? :P
jk
welcome to the forums.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rantzien
Really? Which composers? I'm partial to a bit of Ravel myself. He wrote a beautiful piece for harp, viola and alto flute which I'm asked to play all the time.
I'm not so educated as to be able to give you names, except for that of Joanna Newsom, who is the only contemporary artist I know that plays harp. And totally awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by GwawrReally? Which composers? I'm partial to a bit of Ravel myself. He wrote a beautiful piece for harp, viola and alto flute which I'm asked to play all the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rantzien
Did Rantz say Leyawiin? What a nerd. ;)
I didn't think anyone would notice! :-[
Jiro, I live in Australia as well, and I knew about the Welsh language.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jiro
Oh, Hi there.
Jealous. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Chemical
Oh my god : oQuote:
Originally Posted by BalzacJealous. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Chemical
i HATE you
*Insert greeting here*