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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 2)

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a gift wrapped in brown paper with a pink ribbon

gift

anrheg (f)

a person buying vegetables at a stall

greengrocer

grîn-groser (m)

a crowd of people walking down a street

high street

stryd fawr (f)

a display of jewelry on a shelf

jeweller

gemydd (m)

a hand holding a piece of paper

loyalty card

cerdyn deyrngarwch (f)

a group of people in a mall

mall

canolfan siopa (mf)

two mannequins in a store window

mannequin

manecwin (f)

a market with fruit and vegetables

market

marchnad (f)

a person wearing a mask and standing in front of a store

newsagent

siop bapurau (f)

a store with shelves of products

pharmacy

fferyllfa (f)

a blue high heeled shoe with a floral design

product

cynnyrch (m)

a group of people pushing shopping carts

queue

ciw (m)

a credit card reader with a long white roll of paper

receipt

derbynneb (f)

a group of coats on hangers

retail

manwerthu (m)

a person sitting at a table with a laptop and phone

salesman

gwerthwr (m)

a person sitting on a chair

saleswoman

gwerthwraig (f)

a group of plastic containers of fruit

self-service

hunanwasanaeth (m)

a sign on a window

shop

siop (f)

a person holding shopping bags

shopper

siopwyr (m)

a person on an escalator

shopping

siopa (m)

a store with shelves of food

supermarket

archfarchnad (f)

a row of shopping carts

trolley

troli (m)

a person looking at a window

window shopping

siopa ffenestr (m)

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