I am a published author now!

[Kodemaster]

Hey, great news to share: I am very passionate about all things Welsh and related to this beautiful country's history and cool language. Last year Bylines Cymru had published two of my articles where I had written about Welsh invisibility and language gatekeeping:

https://bylines.cymru/voices-lleisiau/where-is-wales/

https://bylines.cymru/hiraeth/gatekeepers-no-cymraeg-yes/

Learning to speak Welsh has helped me hope with my brain disease and I hope I can fly from the USA to sit for the entry language exam in Wales, June of this year.

[Tak]

Congratulations Kodemaster, I am subscribed to your YouTube channel    You are doing a beautiful job of teaching. Having dreams and goals is what keeps our flame alight in life, Very Nice!

[Adrian]

Congratulations Kodemaster on your publication. I live in England and have visited Wales several times, particularly the North around the Snowdonia area. It is a beautiful and diverse country with friendly people.

[Xanth]

Great job Jen!   

[Kodemaster]

Congratulations Kodemaster, I am subscribed to your YouTube channel    You are doing a beautiful job of teaching. Having dreams and goals is what keeps our flame alight in life, Very Nice!

Diolch yn fawr! ("Thank you very much" in Welsh)

[fowlskins]

thats great always cool to keep languages alive
you might be able to understand a bit of cornish as they both come from the same base language

[Kodemaster]

Thank you / Diolch yn fawr. I read that about Kernewek. It's a Brythonic Celtic language like Welsh and Breton.

[Kodemaster]

I've done a couple more of these!

"Where is Wales? The invisibility of Wales and Welsh
You may have been asked, 'Where is Wales?' Wales is too often overlooked, and big firms are backing away from Welsh. This must be resisted"
https://bylines.cymru/voices-lleisiau/where-is-wales/


"There's no wrong reason to learn Cymraeg, or any language
There are a thousand reasons to learn to speak Cymraeg. Whatever yours might be, don't let the thousand reasons not to speak it put you off, if you enjoy it"
https://bylines.cymru/hiraeth/theres-no-wrong-reason-to-learn-cymraeg-or-any-language/