speaking welsh
Jan 26th 2004, 10:39 pm
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speaking welsh
Can anyone tell me if they speak welsh in perths communitys,
Thinking more for our kids who currently go to welsh speaking school??
Thinking more for our kids who currently go to welsh speaking school??
Jan 26th 2004, 10:41 pm
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Re: speaking welsh
Originally posted by CARDIFFKID
Can anyone tell me if they speak welsh in perths communitys,
Thinking more for our kids who currently go to welsh speaking school??
Can anyone tell me if they speak welsh in perths communitys,
Thinking more for our kids who currently go to welsh speaking school??
why would you want to?
Jan 26th 2004, 10:44 pm
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Re: speaking welsh
Originally posted by CARDIFFKID
Can anyone tell me if they speak welsh in perths communitys,
Thinking more for our kids who currently go to welsh speaking school??
Can anyone tell me if they speak welsh in perths communitys,
Thinking more for our kids who currently go to welsh speaking school??
Jan 26th 2004, 10:47 pm
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Re: speaking welsh
Originally posted by bondipom
From what Renth says they will need to learn scouse to get on in Perth.
From what Renth says they will need to learn scouse to get on in Perth.
LOL they'll hate that then:scared:
Jan 27th 2004, 2:14 am
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Re: speaking welsh
Originally posted by CARDIFFKID
Can anyone tell me if they speak welsh in perths communitys,
Thinking more for our kids who currently go to welsh speaking school??
Can anyone tell me if they speak welsh in perths communitys,
Thinking more for our kids who currently go to welsh speaking school??
If so, they may be able to point you in the right direction for Perth.
Good luck
Merlot (with a little Welsh blood!)
Jan 27th 2004, 6:31 am
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there is an area between ipswich and brisbane that has a large welsh contingent and welsh is spoken at school and in church, i'm sure there must be other areas in australia where welsh is spoken.
Jan 29th 2004, 8:48 am
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Welsh!
funny-I said to my husband that I have seen an italian club and loads of other clubs etc but no welsh ones!
I think it is important to be proud of where you are from and maintain your heritage.
I don't speak welsh but my dad could not even speak english until he was 9!
I think it is important to be proud of where you are from and maintain your heritage.
I don't speak welsh but my dad could not even speak english until he was 9!
Jan 29th 2004, 8:51 am
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Re: Welsh!
Originally posted by melaniee
funny-I said to my husband that I have seen an italian club and loads of other clubs etc but no welsh ones!
I think it is important to be proud of where you are from and maintain your heritage.
I don't speak welsh but my dad could not even speak english until he was 9!
funny-I said to my husband that I have seen an italian club and loads of other clubs etc but no welsh ones!
I think it is important to be proud of where you are from and maintain your heritage.
I don't speak welsh but my dad could not even speak english until he was 9!
Jan 29th 2004, 8:57 am
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Welsh clubs
what about the Poms club? Poms all seem to stick together here?
Jan 29th 2004, 4:02 pm
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Yes , there is a Welsh society in Melbourne, also a newsletter and church, or at least a sunday get together, like a Welsh capel if you like, just check on the search and they will come up. good luck
Jan 29th 2004, 4:37 pm
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Originally posted by carryon
Yes , there is a Welsh society in Melbourne, also a newsletter and church, or at least a sunday get together, like a Welsh capel if you like, just check on the search and they will come up. good luck
Yes , there is a Welsh society in Melbourne, also a newsletter and church, or at least a sunday get together, like a Welsh capel if you like, just check on the search and they will come up. good luck
Jan 29th 2004, 6:04 pm
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Originally posted by WBB
do they invite outsiders to their BBQ's?
do they invite outsiders to their BBQ's?
Why not just stay in Wales, plenty of welsh people there to choose from
Jan 29th 2004, 6:24 pm
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Don't be silly WBB, of course they dont.!
Surely the reason for having such clwbs is to exclude others who don't speak that language. You still havn't forgot about that BBQ incident have you?
Surely the reason for having such clwbs is to exclude others who don't speak that language. You still havn't forgot about that BBQ incident have you?
Jan 29th 2004, 6:28 pm
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Originally posted by carryon
Don't be silly WBB, of course they dont.!
Surely the reason for having such clwbs is to exclude others who don't speak that language. You still havn't forgot about that BBQ incident have you?
Don't be silly WBB, of course they dont.!
Surely the reason for having such clwbs is to exclude others who don't speak that language. You still havn't forgot about that BBQ incident have you?
mmmmmmmmm xenophobia dont you just love it!
Jan 29th 2004, 6:48 pm
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Re: Welsh clubs
Originally posted by melaniee
what about the Poms club? Poms all seem to stick together here?
what about the Poms club? Poms all seem to stick together here?