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In this lesson, we will dive into the delightful world of '''eating and drinking''' in the Welsh language. Food and drink are integral parts of any culture, and they create opportunities for connection, conversation, and community. Whether you’re in a bustling café in Cardiff or enjoying a traditional meal in a cozy cottage in the countryside, knowing how to express your food and drink preferences in Welsh will enrich your experience.
This lesson will equip you with the essential vocabulary and phrases needed for ordering food and drinks, as well as discussing your eating and drinking habits. We will cover:
* Common food and drink vocabulary


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* Essential phrases for ordering in a restaurant or café


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* Practical exercises and scenarios to practice what you've learned


Welsh cuisine is not only rich in flavour but also in history. The country is known for its fresh produce, including lamb, seafood, and vegetables. Wales also boasts a thriving café and restaurant culture. In this lesson, you will learn Welsh words and phrases for eating and drinking, as well as ordering food in a restaurant or café.
Let’s get started!


== Eating ==
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=== Basic Vocabulary ===
=== Common Foods ===


Here is some basic Welsh vocabulary about eating:
One of the first steps to enjoying Welsh cuisine is knowing the names of common foods. Here’s a list of essential food vocabulary you'll want to keep in your back pocket.


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| Bwyd  || booid  || Food
 
| bara !! /ˈbaːra/ || bread
 
|-
|-
| Swper  || soo-per  || Supper, Evening Meal
 
| caws !! /kaʊs/ || cheese
 
|-
|-
| Cinio  || keenee-o  || Lunch, Midday Meal
 
| cig !! /kiɡ/ || meat
 
|-
|-
| Brecwast  || breh-kwast  || Breakfast
 
| pysgod !! /ˈpɪsɡɔd/ || fish
 
|-
|-
| Pwdin  || puddin  || Pudding
 
| llaeth !! /ɬaːɛθ/ || milk
 
|-
|-
| Coffi  || koff-ee  || Coffee
 
| wy !! /uːɨ/ || egg
 
|-
|-
| Te  || teh  || Tea
 
| ffrwythau !! /ˈfruːɨθaɪ/ || fruits
 
|-
|-
| Diod  || dee-odd  || Drink
|}


=== Manners and Phrases ===
| llysiau !! /ˈhɬɪsjaɪ/ || vegetables
 
|-


Here are some Welsh phrases and manners to use while eating or drinking:
| sglodion !! /ˈsɡlɔdɪɔn/ || chips


{| class="wikitable"
! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| Mi gerddaf i'r tŷ bwyta.  || mee gere-thav eer tih boo-uh-tah  || I'm going to the restaurant.
 
| menyn !! /ˈmɛnɨn/ || butter
 
|-
|-
| Sut dach chi heddiw?  || sit dahkh kee hed-dee-oo  || How are you today?
 
| siocled !! /ˈʃjɔkled/ || chocolate
 
|-
|-
| Wyt ti'n bwyta?  || wyt tee'n boo-uh-tah  || Are you eating?
 
| mêl !! /meːl/ || honey
 
|-
|-
| Dwi'n bwyta yn y bwyty.  || doo-ee'n boo-uh-tah uhn uh boo-uh-tee  || I'm eating in the restaurant.
 
| cwrw !! /kʊrʊ/ || beer
 
|-
|-
| Wyt ti eisiau binio?  || wyt tee ay-see-uh by-nee-oh  || Do you want to have lunch?
 
| gwin !! /ɡwɪn/ || wine
 
|-
|-
| Dach chi'n barod i fwyta?  || dahkh kee'n bar-odd ee voo-ee-tah  || Are you ready to eat?
 
| te !! /tɛ/ || tea
 
|-
|-
| Diolch am y bwyd hyfryd.  || dee-olch am uh boo-uhd huh-vrid  || Thank you for the delicious food.
 
| coffi !! /ˈkɔfɪ/ || coffee
 
|-
|-
| Hoffwn i dalu'r bil, os gwelaist ti'n dda.  || hoff-oon ee tah-lee-r bil, oss gwel-est tee'n thah  || I would like to pay the bill, please.
|}


== Drinking ==
| pwdin !! /ˈpuːdɪn/ || dessert


=== Basic Vocabulary ===
|-


Here is some basic Welsh vocabulary about drinking:
| pasta !! /ˈpasta/ || pasta


{| class="wikitable"
! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| Dŵr  || door  || Water
 
| salad !! /ˈsalad/ || salad
 
|-
|-
| Cwrw  || cooroo  || Beer
 
| cawl !! /kaʊl/ || soup
 
|-
|-
| Gwin  || gween  || Wine
 
|-
| crempog !! /ˈkrɛmpɔɡ/ || pancake
| Siocled poeth  || shok-led poh-eth  || Hot chocolate
 
|-
| Sudd  || seethe  || Juice
|-
| Grawnfwyd  || grah-oon-foo-eed  || Fruit juice
|}
|}


=== Manners and Phrases ===
=== Common Drinks ===


Here are some Welsh phrases and manners to use while drinking:
Let’s wash it all down! Here are some essential drink vocabulary you should know:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| Wyt ti am beint?  || wyt tee am baynt  || Do you want a pint?
 
| dŵr !! /duːr/ || water
 
|-
|-
| Beth mae'r dewis di ar gyfer diod?  || beth may-r day-wees dee ar guh-vair dee-odd  || What do you choose to drink?
 
| surop !! /ˈsiːrɔp/ || syrup
 
|-
|-
| Gwna i ti gael llond llawn.  || goo-na ee tee gile hlon-dh hla-oon  || I will make sure you have a full glass.
 
| llaeth !! /ɬaːɛθ/ || milk
 
|-
|-
| Wyt ti isio unrhyw niwl?  || wyt tee i-syo eer-hoo niwil  || Do you want any ice?
 
| gwin !! /ɡwɪn/ || wine
 
|-
|-
| Dewch â fy nghwrw, os gwelwch yn dda.  || dewch ah vee ng-koo-roo, oss gwel-ooch uhn thah  || Bring me my beer, please.
|}


== At a Restaurant ==
| cwrw !! /kʊrʊ/ || beer


=== Basic Vocabulary ===
|-


Here is some basic Welsh vocabulary to use when ordering food at a restaurant:
| te !! /tɛ/ || tea


{| class="wikitable"
! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| Bwydlen  || booid-len  || Menu
 
| coffi !! /ˈkɔfɪ/ || coffee
 
|-
|-
| Prif gwrs  || priv-goor-s  || Main Course
 
| sodas !! /ˈsɔdas/ || soda
 
|-
|-
| Caws  || cows  || Cheese
 
| cwrw rhad !! /kʊrʊ ˈrhaːd/ || cheap beer
 
|-
|-
| Bysgedi  || biss-geh-dee  || Fish
 
| siocled poeth !! /ˈʃjɔkled ˈpɔɛθ/ || hot chocolate
 
|}
 
=== Ordering Food in a Restaurant or Café ===
 
Now that you have a solid vocabulary foundation, let’s learn how to order food and drinks in Welsh. Below are some phrases that will come in handy when you're ready to place your order.
 
==== Basic Phrases ====
 
Here are some essential phrases to use when ordering:
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
 
|-
|-
| Selsig  || sel-sig  || Sausages
 
| "Helo, a allwch chi fy helpu?" !! /ˈhɛlo, a ˈalʊx χi vɨ ˈhɛlpi/ || "Hello, can you help me?"
 
|-
|-
| Dim ond diod i mi os gwelwch yn dda. || deem ond dee-odd ee mee oss gwel-ooch uhn thah  || Just a drink for me, please.  
 
| "Dwi eisiau..." !! /dwi ˈeɪʃja/ || "I would like..."
 
|-
|-
| Ble mae'r tŷ bwyta agosaf? || ble may-r tih boo-uh-tah ah-goss-av  || Where is the nearest restaurant?  
 
| "Beth sydd ar y fwydlen?" !! /bɛθ ˈsið ar ɨ ˈvuɨdlɛn/ || "What's on the menu?"
 
|-
|-
| Beth yw'r bwyd gorau yma? || beth yew-r boo-uhd go-rye um-ah  || What is the best food here?
|}


=== Manners and Phrases ===
| "Gallwch chi rhoi..." !! /ˈɡaχʊχ χi rɔɪ/ || "Can you give me..."
 
|-


Here are some Welsh phrases and manners to use when at a restaurant:
| "Mae'n flasus!" !! /maɪn ˈvɬasɨs/ || "It's delicious!"


{| class="wikitable"
! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| Ga i gael y bwydlen, os gwelwch yn dda? || ga ee gile uh boo-id-len, oss-gwel-ooch uhn thah || Can I have the menu, please?  
 
| "A yw'r bwyd yma'n gweithio?" !! /a ɨʊr ˈbʊɨd ˈmɑrn ˈɡweɪθɨo/ || "Is the food here good?"
 
|-
|-
| Ga i fwyta hwnna, os gwelwch yn dda? || ga ee voo-ee-tah hoo-nah, oss gwel-ooch uhn thah || Can I have that to eat, please?
 
| "Gallech chi ddweud wrthyf..." !! /ˈɡalɛχ χi ðweɪd ˈuːrθɨv/ || "Could you tell me about..."
 
|-
|-
| Wyt ti eisiau rhagor o win? || wyt tee ay-see-uh hrah-gore oh ween  || Do you want more wine?  
 
| "Oes unrhyw fwydlen?" !! /ɔɪs ˈɨnru ˈvuɨdlɛn/ || "Do you have a menu?"
 
|-
|-
| Cymerwch eich amser. || kum-eer-ookh aych am-zeir  || Take your time.
 
| "Ble mae'r toiled?" !! /ble maɪr ˈtɔɪlɛd/ || "Where is the toilet?"
 
|-
|-
| Wyt ti'n ngharu cariadon cyw i geir agos iddo chi? || wyt tee-n nghah-ree kar-ee-ah-don key-oor kei-r ah-gos ith-daw kee || Do you like roast chicken with vegetables?
 
| "Diolch!" !! /diːɔlx/ || "Thank you!"
 
|}
|}


Congratulations! You have completed the Welsh lesson on vocabulary for Food and Drink. Keep practicing these words and phrases to build your proficiency and confidence in Welsh. Pob hwyl! (Good luck!)
=== Practice Scenarios ===
 
Now that we've covered vocabulary and phrases, let’s move on to some practice scenarios where you can apply what you’ve learned.
 
==== Scenario 1: Ordering Breakfast ====
 
Imagine you’re in a café in Wales, and you want to order breakfast. Use the following prompts to create a dialogue with a partner:
 
1. Greet the server.
 
2. Ask for the menu.
 
3. Order a traditional Welsh breakfast (which might include eggs, bacon, and Welsh cakes).
 
4. Thank the server.
 
'''Example Dialogue:'''
 
* You: "Helo, a allwch chi fy helpu?"
 
* Server: "Oes, beth hoffech chi?"
 
* You: "Dwi eisiau brecwast Cymreig, os gwelwch yn dda."
 
* Server: "Diolch!"
 
==== Scenario 2: Asking About a Dish ====
 
You're curious about a dish on the menu. Use the following steps to ask your server for more information:
 
1. Start with a greeting.
 
2. Ask about a specific dish.
 
3. Express your interest.
 
'''Example Dialogue:'''
 
* You: "Helo! Beth sydd ar y fwydlen?"
 
* Server: "Mae gennym ffrwythau a llaeth."
 
* You: "Mae'n flasus! Gallwch chi ddweud wrthyf am y ffrwythau?"
 
==== Scenario 3: Ordering Drinks ====
 
You’re at a restaurant and want to order drinks. Use the prompts to create a dialogue:
 
1. Greet your server.
 
2. Ask for a drink recommendation.
 
3. Order a drink.
 
'''Example Dialogue:'''
 
* You: "Helo, a allwch chi fy helpu?"
 
* Server: "Gallaf, beth hoffech chi?"
 
* You: "Dwi eisiau coffi, os gwelwch yn dda."
 
=== Exercises and Practice ===
 
Now it’s time to put your knowledge to the test with some exercises!
 
1. '''Translate the following sentences into Welsh:'''
 
* I would like cheese.
 
* Where is the toilet?
 
* Is the food here good?
 
'''Answers:'''
 
* Dwi eisiau caws.
 
* Ble mae'r toiled?
 
* A yw'r bwyd yma'n dda?
 
2. '''Fill in the blanks with the correct Welsh word:'''
 
* I would like some ____ (tea).
 
* The ____ is delicious (dessert).
 
* Can you give me some ____ (water)?
 
'''Answers:'''
 
* Dwi eisiau te.
 
* Mae'r pwdin yn flasus.
 
* Gallwch chi roi dŵr?
 
3. '''Match the Welsh phrases with their English translations:'''
 
* "Mae'n flasus!"
 
* "Diolch!"
 
* "Gallwch chi ddweud wrthyf?"
 
'''Answers:'''
 
* "Mae'n flasus!" - "It's delicious!"
 
* "Diolch!" - "Thank you!"
 
* "Gallwch chi ddweud wrthyf?" - "Could you tell me about?"
 
4. '''Role-play a restaurant scenario with a partner. One person is the server, and the other is the customer. Use the phrases learned in this lesson.'''
 
5. '''Listening exercise:''' Listen to a recording of a restaurant conversation in Welsh and fill in the blanks in the dialogue provided.
 
6. '''Create a menu using at least ten of the words you learned in this lesson.'''
 
7. '''Write a short paragraph about your favorite dish in Welsh. Include at least three food-related words.'''
 
8. '''Practice ordering food and drink using a smartphone app or with a language partner.'''
 
9. '''Discuss with a partner what you usually eat for breakfast and how to say it in Welsh.'''
 
10. '''Write a dialogue between two friends discussing where to go for dinner and what to order.'''
 
By practicing these exercises, you will enhance your understanding and ability to use Welsh vocabulary related to eating and drinking. Remember, practice makes perfect!
 
In summary, this lesson has introduced you to the vocabulary and essential phrases needed for eating and drinking in Welsh. By familiarizing yourself with these terms, you’ll be well-prepared for your next culinary adventure in Wales. Keep practicing, and soon you’ll be ordering your meal with confidence!


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Welsh → Vocabulary → 0 to A1 Course → Eating and Drinking

In this lesson, we will dive into the delightful world of eating and drinking in the Welsh language. Food and drink are integral parts of any culture, and they create opportunities for connection, conversation, and community. Whether you’re in a bustling café in Cardiff or enjoying a traditional meal in a cozy cottage in the countryside, knowing how to express your food and drink preferences in Welsh will enrich your experience.

This lesson will equip you with the essential vocabulary and phrases needed for ordering food and drinks, as well as discussing your eating and drinking habits. We will cover:

  • Common food and drink vocabulary
  • Essential phrases for ordering in a restaurant or café
  • Practical exercises and scenarios to practice what you've learned

Let’s get started!

Common Foods[edit | edit source]

One of the first steps to enjoying Welsh cuisine is knowing the names of common foods. Here’s a list of essential food vocabulary you'll want to keep in your back pocket.

Welsh Pronunciation English
bara !! /ˈbaːra/ bread
caws !! /kaʊs/ cheese
cig !! /kiɡ/ meat
pysgod !! /ˈpɪsɡɔd/ fish
llaeth !! /ɬaːɛθ/ milk
wy !! /uːɨ/ egg
ffrwythau !! /ˈfruːɨθaɪ/ fruits
llysiau !! /ˈhɬɪsjaɪ/ vegetables
sglodion !! /ˈsɡlɔdɪɔn/ chips
menyn !! /ˈmɛnɨn/ butter
siocled !! /ˈʃjɔkled/ chocolate
mêl !! /meːl/ honey
cwrw !! /kʊrʊ/ beer
gwin !! /ɡwɪn/ wine
te !! /tɛ/ tea
coffi !! /ˈkɔfɪ/ coffee
pwdin !! /ˈpuːdɪn/ dessert
pasta !! /ˈpasta/ pasta
salad !! /ˈsalad/ salad
cawl !! /kaʊl/ soup
crempog !! /ˈkrɛmpɔɡ/ pancake

Common Drinks[edit | edit source]

Let’s wash it all down! Here are some essential drink vocabulary you should know:

Welsh Pronunciation English
dŵr !! /duːr/ water
surop !! /ˈsiːrɔp/ syrup
llaeth !! /ɬaːɛθ/ milk
gwin !! /ɡwɪn/ wine
cwrw !! /kʊrʊ/ beer
te !! /tɛ/ tea
coffi !! /ˈkɔfɪ/ coffee
sodas !! /ˈsɔdas/ soda
cwrw rhad !! /kʊrʊ ˈrhaːd/ cheap beer
siocled poeth !! /ˈʃjɔkled ˈpɔɛθ/ hot chocolate

Ordering Food in a Restaurant or Café[edit | edit source]

Now that you have a solid vocabulary foundation, let’s learn how to order food and drinks in Welsh. Below are some phrases that will come in handy when you're ready to place your order.

Basic Phrases[edit | edit source]

Here are some essential phrases to use when ordering:

Welsh Pronunciation English
"Helo, a allwch chi fy helpu?" !! /ˈhɛlo, a ˈalʊx χi vɨ ˈhɛlpi/ "Hello, can you help me?"
"Dwi eisiau..." !! /dwi ˈeɪʃja/ "I would like..."
"Beth sydd ar y fwydlen?" !! /bɛθ ˈsið ar ɨ ˈvuɨdlɛn/ "What's on the menu?"
"Gallwch chi rhoi..." !! /ˈɡaχʊχ χi rɔɪ/ "Can you give me..."
"Mae'n flasus!" !! /maɪn ˈvɬasɨs/ "It's delicious!"
"A yw'r bwyd yma'n gweithio?" !! /a ɨʊr ˈbʊɨd ˈmɑrn ˈɡweɪθɨo/ "Is the food here good?"
"Gallech chi ddweud wrthyf..." !! /ˈɡalɛχ χi ðweɪd ˈuːrθɨv/ "Could you tell me about..."
"Oes unrhyw fwydlen?" !! /ɔɪs ˈɨnru ˈvuɨdlɛn/ "Do you have a menu?"
"Ble mae'r toiled?" !! /ble maɪr ˈtɔɪlɛd/ "Where is the toilet?"
"Diolch!" !! /diːɔlx/ "Thank you!"

Practice Scenarios[edit | edit source]

Now that we've covered vocabulary and phrases, let’s move on to some practice scenarios where you can apply what you’ve learned.

Scenario 1: Ordering Breakfast[edit | edit source]

Imagine you’re in a café in Wales, and you want to order breakfast. Use the following prompts to create a dialogue with a partner:

1. Greet the server.

2. Ask for the menu.

3. Order a traditional Welsh breakfast (which might include eggs, bacon, and Welsh cakes).

4. Thank the server.

Example Dialogue:

  • You: "Helo, a allwch chi fy helpu?"
  • Server: "Oes, beth hoffech chi?"
  • You: "Dwi eisiau brecwast Cymreig, os gwelwch yn dda."
  • Server: "Diolch!"

Scenario 2: Asking About a Dish[edit | edit source]

You're curious about a dish on the menu. Use the following steps to ask your server for more information:

1. Start with a greeting.

2. Ask about a specific dish.

3. Express your interest.

Example Dialogue:

  • You: "Helo! Beth sydd ar y fwydlen?"
  • Server: "Mae gennym ffrwythau a llaeth."
  • You: "Mae'n flasus! Gallwch chi ddweud wrthyf am y ffrwythau?"

Scenario 3: Ordering Drinks[edit | edit source]

You’re at a restaurant and want to order drinks. Use the prompts to create a dialogue:

1. Greet your server.

2. Ask for a drink recommendation.

3. Order a drink.

Example Dialogue:

  • You: "Helo, a allwch chi fy helpu?"
  • Server: "Gallaf, beth hoffech chi?"
  • You: "Dwi eisiau coffi, os gwelwch yn dda."

Exercises and Practice[edit | edit source]

Now it’s time to put your knowledge to the test with some exercises!

1. Translate the following sentences into Welsh:

  • I would like cheese.
  • Where is the toilet?
  • Is the food here good?

Answers:

  • Dwi eisiau caws.
  • Ble mae'r toiled?
  • A yw'r bwyd yma'n dda?

2. Fill in the blanks with the correct Welsh word:

  • I would like some ____ (tea).
  • The ____ is delicious (dessert).
  • Can you give me some ____ (water)?

Answers:

  • Dwi eisiau te.
  • Mae'r pwdin yn flasus.
  • Gallwch chi roi dŵr?

3. Match the Welsh phrases with their English translations:

  • "Mae'n flasus!"
  • "Diolch!"
  • "Gallwch chi ddweud wrthyf?"

Answers:

  • "Mae'n flasus!" - "It's delicious!"
  • "Diolch!" - "Thank you!"
  • "Gallwch chi ddweud wrthyf?" - "Could you tell me about?"

4. Role-play a restaurant scenario with a partner. One person is the server, and the other is the customer. Use the phrases learned in this lesson.

5. Listening exercise: Listen to a recording of a restaurant conversation in Welsh and fill in the blanks in the dialogue provided.

6. Create a menu using at least ten of the words you learned in this lesson.

7. Write a short paragraph about your favorite dish in Welsh. Include at least three food-related words.

8. Practice ordering food and drink using a smartphone app or with a language partner.

9. Discuss with a partner what you usually eat for breakfast and how to say it in Welsh.

10. Write a dialogue between two friends discussing where to go for dinner and what to order.

By practicing these exercises, you will enhance your understanding and ability to use Welsh vocabulary related to eating and drinking. Remember, practice makes perfect!

In summary, this lesson has introduced you to the vocabulary and essential phrases needed for eating and drinking in Welsh. By familiarizing yourself with these terms, you’ll be well-prepared for your next culinary adventure in Wales. Keep practicing, and soon you’ll be ordering your meal with confidence!

Table of Contents - Welsh Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Greetings and Introductions


Pronouns and Verbs


Numbers and Time


Questions and Negation


Family and Relationships


Adjectives and Adverbs


Food and Drink


Prepositions and Conjunctions


Welsh Traditions and Celebrations


Hobbies and Leisure


Present Continuous and Future


Travel and Transportation


Welsh Literature and History

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