Welsh Word of the Day: Anghenfil (monster)
Like many children his age, my young son is terrified of y tywyllwch (the dark), and more specifically, of the creatures that might be lurking there. He doesn’t believe there is an anghenfil under his …
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What is ‘DD’ in Welsh (and how to pronounce it)
If you’ve ever come across written Welsh, you must have noticed that many words contain a double “D.” While it might be tempting to pronounce it as a regular “D,” similar to the English words …
