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Bryn a'i Dractor: drama i ddysgwyr Cymraeg
| AUTHOR | Estell, Stuart |
| PUBLISHER | Independently Published (11/22/2024) |
| PRODUCT TYPE | Paperback (Paperback) |
Description
What happens when Bryn crashes his tractor in Lampeter? All manner of surreal chaos ensues, with a romantic outcome that is both unlikely and rather surprising, even for the author. This extremely silly play is intended for use by classes and reading groups of adult Welsh learners. The idea is very much to provide a text which can be used by Welsh speakers relatively early on in their journeys, while making it possible for mixed-ability meetup groups or classes to read together inclusively. And most importantly, have a laugh while doing so. The language used is simple and mostly in the present tense but does not shy away from using informal Welsh of the South-West. Informal, dialectical spellings are therefore used often, but the accompanying inline translation should make the meaning and derivation clear. Here and there, there are grammatical structures that your tutor might rap you on the knuckles for using. But they get used in real life, so let's not worry about that too much.
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ISBN-13:
9798343066852
Binding:
Paperback or Softback (Trade Paperback (Us))
Content Language:
Welsh
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Page Count:
38
Carton Quantity:
216
Product Dimensions:
6.00 x 0.08 x 9.00 inches
Weight:
0.14 pound(s)
Country of Origin:
US
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What happens when Bryn crashes his tractor in Lampeter? All manner of surreal chaos ensues, with a romantic outcome that is both unlikely and rather surprising, even for the author. This extremely silly play is intended for use by classes and reading groups of adult Welsh learners. The idea is very much to provide a text which can be used by Welsh speakers relatively early on in their journeys, while making it possible for mixed-ability meetup groups or classes to read together inclusively. And most importantly, have a laugh while doing so. The language used is simple and mostly in the present tense but does not shy away from using informal Welsh of the South-West. Informal, dialectical spellings are therefore used often, but the accompanying inline translation should make the meaning and derivation clear. Here and there, there are grammatical structures that your tutor might rap you on the knuckles for using. But they get used in real life, so let's not worry about that too much.
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