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Soulmate In Welsh
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Hello all you lovely AB-ers I hope you are all well on this chilly november evening.My fiance is welsh and speaks the language fluently.I want to get a tattoo as a symbol of my love but I want something more unique than his name.I want to get soul mate(not sure if its two words or one) written in welsh.I could ask him but it might be a bit obvious as to why I want to know.I have looked online but I wanna make 100% sure before I get it inked
My question is can any welsh speaking AB-ers tell me what soul mate is in welsh?
I know a few people may think the tattoo idea is tacky or I may regret it but I will carry on regardless so derogatory or sarcastic comments will be pointless
I hope someone can help me
TIA :D
My question is can any welsh speaking AB-ers tell me what soul mate is in welsh?
I know a few people may think the tattoo idea is tacky or I may regret it but I will carry on regardless so derogatory or sarcastic comments will be pointless
I hope someone can help me
TIA :D
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ffrind enaid
Translates as "friend life"
Which just goes to show the difference between translation and trans-literation.
Translate a block of English text into French, then French to German then German to English, using a website and have a good old chuckle at the mess.
Sorry I can't answer the opening question but hope the info is useful.
ffrind enaid
Translates as "friend life"
Which just goes to show the difference between translation and trans-literation.
Translate a block of English text into French, then French to German then German to English, using a website and have a good old chuckle at the mess.
Sorry I can't answer the opening question but hope the info is useful.
C as in car, canary etc. Welsh is phonetic, very like German in fact, although we do have some strange letters in the alphabet such as rh and ch. I can't tell you how ch is pronounced only to make a phlegmy sound in your throat (sorry, doesn't sound very nice) or as though you are trying to get rid of a hair. Rh is like saying R but with a bit of breeze behind it, almost like a little motor. I'm sure you know what LL sounds like;-)