"When I played Pwy Sy'n Galw? on BBC Radio Cymru, the song had the best response of any song I've played on the show in years," said DJ Huw Stephens https://nation.cymru/culture/watch-welsh-language-rappers-find-their-calling-with-new-single-pwy-syn-galw/
Sturgeon says she will focus on case for independence as UK 'not serving Wales, Scotland, NI' https://nation.cymru/news/sturgeon-says-she-will-focus-on-case-for-independence-as-uk-not-serving-wales-scotland-ni/
I'm still confused by Mastodon. I'm not comfortable with having multiple instances and which one I should use. Several instances seem to fit with my different interests and identify but it doesn't feel right posting from multiple accounts and spreading the posts around. Am I supposed to duplicate them for each account? Should I pick just one instance and stick to it?
One in five people in Wales have 'no savings at all' to weather cost of living crisis, research shows https://nation.cymru/news/one-in-five-people-in-wales-have-no-savings-at-all-to-weather-cost-of-living-crisis-research-shows/
Four times as many houses sold as second homes in Wales compared with UK average over last 12 months https://nation.cymru/news/four-times-as-many-houses-sold-as-second-homes-in-wales-compared-with-uk-average-over-last-12-months/
The Millennium Falcon was built in Pembroke Dock in 1979 for the Oscar-winning film The Empire Strikes Back https://nation.cymru/culture/new-exhibition-celebrates-building-of-star-wars-millennium-falcon-in-pembroke-dock/
Gair y Dydd: irlas https://geiriadur.ac.uk/gpc/gpc.html?irlas – braf iawn gweld lliw hyfryd dail irlas coed ffawydd eto eleni. #Cymraeg
Word of the Day: irlas 'green, of the colour of fresh young grass or foliage, leafy, verdant': https://geiriadur.ac.uk/gpc/gpc.html?irlas – how pleasant to see the beautiful colour of verdant leaves again this year; from 'ir' ('verdant, fresh' - ultimately cognate with Eng. 'pure') and 'glas' ('blue or green'). #Welsh
Gair y Dydd: cyfrin https://geiriadur.ac.uk/gpc/gpc.html?cyfrin. Credid bod gan 'Doctor' John Harries, y dyn hysbys o Gwrtycadno, 'lyfr cyfrin' o swynion. Mae sawl llawysgrif ganddo yng nghasgliad LlGC. Bu farw ar y dyddiad hwn yn 1839.
Word of the Day: cyfrin 'secret, mysterious': https://geiriadur.ac.uk/gpc/gpc.html?cyfrin. 'Doctor' John Harries, the 'dyn hysbys' ('soothsayer') from Cwrtycadno, was thought to have a 'secret book' of spells. Several of his manuscripts are in the NLW's collection. He died on this date in 1839.