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Thank you for your enquiry about learning Welsh. There are a number of online sources that may be of help in your quest to learn Welsh, details of which are listed below:

http://nantgwrtheyrn.org
The Centre specialises in Welsh for Adults (as a second language) residential courses.

http://www.welshforadults.org/splash?orig=/

http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/learning/learnwelsh/

http://www.menai.ac.uk/clicclic/
This is an on-line Welsh learners course designed by Coleg Menai. It is intended for complete beginners who want a taste of the language before joining a class, learners who have had about 40-50 hours of tuition and want a refresher and people who are unable to attend a more traditional-style class. The course contains twelve lessons.

http://www.getfluent.co.uk/
Get Fluent! is a subscription service providing Welsh learners with invaluable practice and support. Get Fluent! worksheets are emailed directly to your inbox every week. Please note, that there is a annual subscription charge to Get Fluent!.

Reading Middle Welsh: a Course Book Based on the Welsh of the Mabinogion Morgan, Gareth.

http://canol.home.att.net/

There are also a number of printed sources available which can be found of the Library’s online catalogue (http://cat.llgc.org.uk/cgi-bin/gw/chameleon) and are available to read at the Library:

All you need to know about learning Welsh : (but were too afraid to ask): [Cardiff : Welsh Joint Education Committee, 2003?].

Colloquial Welsh: Gareth King

Cwrs carlam Cymraeg: Dan Lynn James ; cartwnau gan [cartoons by] Hywel Harries.

Cymraeg i oedolion : Nodiadau'r dysgwyr / [gan] R.M. Jones

Welsh course handbook : [written by Cennard Davies].

You may also wish to consider enquiring at your local college or university whether any courses are held or looking for a group of expatriates on www.madog.org/dolenni/dolen01.html