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Celtic applicants<\/h2>\n\n\n\n
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“Diddorol bob amser. Digon o chwerthin
Hefyd wnaeth olygu bod y trin a’r trafod yn mynd
yn ei flaen. Wedi mwynhau’r dulliau addysgu’n
defnyddio’r dull dysgu trwy wneud. Cwrs gyda strwythur
da iawn oedd wedi’i drefnu’n dda. Diolchyn fawr iawn i
Alina, Neil a Jane am eich holl gefnogaeth. Ni theimlais o
gwbl fod pethau’n mynd yn ormod i mi na mod i
mewn dyfroedd dyfnion.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Written by Tom<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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“Bu\u00edochas le Neil agus Alina.
Is daoine an-ch\u00e1irdi\u00fail iad. Bh\u00ed
muin\u00edn agam acu mar cheap m\u00e9 go
raibh sp\u00e9is acu san \u00e1bhair a bh\u00ed le pl\u00e9 acu.
Ar ioml\u00e1n cheap m\u00e9 gur chabhraidh an
ch\u00farsa liom tuiscint n\u00edos fearr a bheith agam
ar na dalta\u00ed agus a gcuid riachtanais. Is c\u00f3ras
iontach \u00e9 chun inspior\u00e1id a chruth\u00fa i daoine
agus chun beala\u00ed foghlamtha
a chruth\u00fa.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Written by James<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

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“Dh\u00f2mhsa, bha an c\u00f9rsa 5 seachdaineach a’
ciallachadh gun robh latha a bharrachd agam
gach seachdain airson m’ anail a ghabhail.
Chaidh agam air \u00f9ine a bharrachd a ghabhail
gus beachdachadh air obair na seachdain a
dh’fhalbh air agus obair sam bith a dh’fheumainn
a dh\u00e8amamh, cho math ri bhith a’ coiseachd ri
taobh na h-aibhne \u00e0lainn. Thug e dhomh an
cothrom smachd a chumail air na bha romham
de dh’obair agus ullachadh a dh\u00e8anamh airson
na seachdain a bha gu bhith romham. Chanainn
gun robh an latha dheth a bharrachd a bh’ agam
mar ch\u00f9l-taic pearsanta CELTA dhomh fh\u00ecn.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

“Bha l\u00e0rach nan seiseanan d\u00ecreach \u00e0lainn, agus
fhuair sinn f\u00e0ilte agus furan aig CIEL
na Breatainne Bige. Thug seo uallach seachdain
thrang bhuainn. B’ e f\u00ecor thlachd a bh’ ann a
bhith a’ dol s\u00ecos a h-uile latha gu bruach na h-aibhne
agus a bhith a’ me\u00f2rachadh air mo smuaintean.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n

“Chanainn gum biodh c\u00f9rsa 5 seachdaineach
CELTA air leth freagarrach do luchd-ionnsachaidh
nas sine no dhaibhsan a tha a’
tilleadh gu bhith ag ionnsachadh an d\u00e8idh \u00f9ine
mh\u00f2r. Bha deireadh-sheachdain de 3 l\u00e0ithean a’
toirt dh\u00ecot uallach gun teagamh sam bith.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n

“Gun teagamh, chan e a-mh\u00e0in cho fada ‘s a
mhaireas e a tha cudromach. Tha A’ Bhreatainn
Bhig fh\u00e8in tarraingeach cuideachd. Dhaibhsan
a tha measail air an t-saoghal n\u00e0darrach, a bhith
air a’ bhl\u00e0r a-muigh, agus dhaibhsan a tha
d\u00e8idheil air s\u00e0mhchair, bhiodh an t-\u00e0ite seo air
leth freagarrach airson CELTA a dh\u00e8anamh.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n

“An fheadhainn as fhe\u00e0rr anns an Fhraing air
c\u00f9rsaichean a sholarachadh.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n

“Ceumnaiche CELTA 2015”<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Le taing do Ghillebr\u00ecde Mac ‘IlleMhaoil airson an eadar-theangachaidh gu G\u00e0idhlig.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Written by Eva<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Breton Language Courses<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

Breton is a Celtic language. Its closest relative is Cornish. Whereas Cornish is hanging on for dear life – there are fewer than 500 fluent speakers and funding has just been severely cut – Breton is edging tentatively forwards in its revival. It remains classified as “severely endangered” by UNESCO, but there has been a rise in the number of children attending bilingual classes – up 33% from 2006 to 2012, to more than 14000. A dip in the ocean compared with the million or so speakers in the 1950s, but, nevertheless, moving upwards.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The six territories widely considered Celtic nations are Brittany (Breizh), Cornwall (Kernow), Wales (Cymru), Scotland (Alba), Ireland (\u00c9ire), and the Isle of Man (Mannin), commonly referred to as the “Celtic fringe”.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Perhaps your interest in languages and the fact that you’re in Brittany for your CELTA might tempt you to give Breton a try. We can help you there. SKED, a local training organisation specialising in the Breton language and culture, are not far from where you will be based. They can offer bespoke introductory courses of 10 or 15 hours. Let us know in advance if it might interest you. Sit on the other side of the table as a learner, and enjoy lively, interactive lessons.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Listen to little taster of Breton, recorded by SKED. It says “Hello, welcome to SKED. Come and take Breton courses with us! Bye!”<\/p>\n\n\n\n