1st March

[mbc]

Dydd Gwyl Dewi hapus i pawb
Happy ST Davids day all

 

[drstitson]

Only the Welsh would celebrate having an STD!!!!

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

Yr un peth i chwithau

 

[BeeJayBee]

Dydd Gwyl Dewi hapus i pawb
Happy ST Davids day all

I chi hefyd

Peidiwch â bwyta y Cennin Pedr

 

[DarynWebb]

Dydd Gwyl Dewi hapus i pawb.

 

[RoofTops]

But is it really Welsh? "hapus" means happy. Is it a coincidence the two words are simliar or was it until the English arrived the Welsh did not have a word for being happy because they were always permanently miserable?

(I speak as someone married to a Welshwomen. Well, currently married...)

 

[DarynWebb]

But is it really Welsh? "hapus" means happy. Is it a coincidence the two words are simliar or was it until the English arrived the Welsh did not have a word for being happy because they were always permanently miserable?

(I speak as someone married to a Welshwomen. Well, currently married...)

Does it even matter? who cares...

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

But is it really Welsh? "hapus" means happy. QUOTE]

Hasn't it crossed you mind that maybe the word hapus was around before the word happy.
Remember this language was kicking around the British isles before the saxons came over but who cares - living languages develop and adapt - borrowing a word from another language has been around for centuries.
The word telephone is greek, video latin and so on ad nauseum.
Anyone know the French word for deja-vu ?
I'll shut op now - sounding a bit pedantic!

 

[DarynWebb]

If a language does not borrow or make new words like then it's likely to become a dead language.... init fella, ai tis tha blad! < isn't that how the cool kids talk these days?

 

[Appinpiper]

Diwrnod Dewi Hapus verry Sant i chi i gyd oddi wrth y Berwyn

 

[Erichalfbee]

pinch punch no return

 

[DarynWebb]

pinch punch no return

Gah I used to get my siblings with this all the time and I told them it was a like a law