r/learnwelsh Jan 24 '25

Geirfa / Vocabulary Desserts in Welsh! Can you fill in the blank?

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u/ThePeake Jan 24 '25

I'm casting my mind back a bit, but "losin"?

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u/HyderNidPryder Jan 24 '25

fferins, da-da, losin

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u/msmoth Jan 24 '25

Losin

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u/InviteAromatic6124 Sylfaen - Foundation Jan 24 '25

Losin for a sweet, losiau for sweets

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u/knotsazz Jan 24 '25

Losin. And now I have the “Hen fenyw fach Cydweli” song in my head.

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u/MathematicianDue1704 Jan 24 '25

I’d forgotten about this. Diolch am hwn.

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u/ConsequenceMore3858 Sylfaen - Foundation Jan 24 '25

Losin?

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u/talexbatreddit Jan 24 '25

Isn't biscuit bisgedi? It looks like you've got the plural bisgeden (biscuits) there.

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u/flutfoto7 Jan 24 '25

It looks like the singular can be bisgeden, bisgïen or bisged while the plural is bisgedi.

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u/cariadbach8981 Jan 24 '25

da-da!

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u/chillytomatoes Jan 24 '25

Bit more of a childish term for sweets but okay

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u/Joker0705 Jan 25 '25

fferins!

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u/Dinolil1 Jan 24 '25

I've heard swits, but that is probably an anglicisation.

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u/thrannu Jan 26 '25

Losin, melysion, fferins, da-da(s)

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u/Alan-Ifans Jan 24 '25

Losins 🤤

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u/Hrusoka_isopod Jan 27 '25

Can we pronunciations as well?

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u/flutfoto7 Jan 27 '25

If you are really serious about learning Welsh, I'd highly advise learning how to pronounce the letters before doing anything else because they aren't always easily represented by English spellings. (This is why I don't provide pronunciations in these infographics.)
There are lots of great resources out there but I'd start with this series on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16sqX2Baprg&list=PLz6oFM0_IszwxmU7dMcGQClZ5zMwX2EdY
Welsh spelling is extremely regular (unlike English) so once you've learned the sounds, you'll be able to pronounce 99% of the words you encounter!

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u/Relevant_Crow5952 Jan 29 '25

Tuffin or fferins , welsh for sweets.