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Practise learning a range of vocabulary in a category of your choosing, from common words to more obscure ones. These videos also help you pick up on the pronunciation of the language.

Beginner: Focus on learning some of the basic words in the vocabulary list, and try to pick up on the pronunciation by reciting the words after they're read out.

Intermediate: Try expanding your vocabulary by learning some of the more obscure words in the vocabulary list, and try pronouncing them before they're read out.

Advanced: Aim to learn all the words in the vocabulary list, thinking of a sentence that includes some of the words.

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Welsh Vocabulary List (Part 1)

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a person playing an accordion

accordion

acordion (m)

a large crowd of people in a room

audience

cynulleidfa (f)

a person playing bagpipes outside

bagpipes

pibgod (f)

a close up of a device

beat

curiad (m)

a book with music sheets on it

carol

carol (mf)

a person playing a cello

cello

soddgrwth (m)

a group of people in a large room with a person on a stage

choir

côr (m)

headphones on a sheet of paper

chord

cord (m)

a group of people singing into microphones

chorus

cytgan (f)

a clarinet on a sheet of music

clarinet

clarinét (m)

a book with music notes on it

composer

cyfansoddwr (m)

a crowd of people at a concert

concert

cyngerdd (mf)

a person holding a stick in front of a group of people

conductor

arweinydd (m)

a disco ball with light rays

disco

disgo (m)

a drum set on a wood surface

drums

drymiau (m)

a drum set with drumsticks

drumstick

ffon guro drwm (f)

a group of flutes on a white background

flute

ffliwt (f)

a person playing a guitar

guitar

gitâr (m)

a person playing a harp

harp

telyn (f)

a pair of black headphones on a yellow background

headphones

clustffonau (mf)

a jukebox with a music player

jukebox

jiwcbocs (m)

a close-up of a baby's hand

lullaby

hwiangerdd (f)

a sheet music book and a pen

melody

alaw (f)

a close up of a microphone

microphone

meicroffon (m)

a guitar and a microphone in a room

music

cerddoriaeth (f)

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