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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.

Plants & Trees

Welsh Vocabulary List (Part 1)

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a close up of a green acorn

acorn

mesen

a seaweed under water

algae

algâu

a close up of a plant

aloe

alwys

a group of bamboo trees

bamboo

bambŵ

a group of trees in the forest

beech

ffawydd

a group of white trees with yellow leaves

birch

bedw

a tree with pink flowers

blossom

blodeuyn

a yellow flower with green leaves

buttercup

blodyn ymenyn

a path in a desert with cacti

cactus

cactws

a close up of a green plant

cedar

cedrwydd

a group of clovers with water drops

clover

meillion

a tree next to a road

conifer

conwydd

a yellow flowers in a glass jar

daffodil

cenhinen Bedr

a group of white and yellow flowers

daisy

llygad y dydd

a dandelion flower with seeds flying away

dandelion

dant y llew

looking up at trees with yellow leaves

elm

llwyfen

a close up of a fern plant

fern

rhedyn

a pink flower with green stem

flower

blodyn

a group of green leaves

foliage

dail

a pink flower with green leaves

hibiscus

hibiscws

a close up of a plant with berries

holly

celyn

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