Comments on: Celtic Languages: Welsh

By: Maire

Maire — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 15:58:20 +0000

I don’t speak Welsh, though I’d like to learn. If you are interested in Welsh tattoos, I’d look up the artist Jen Delyth, who is a well known Welsh artist. She doesn’t do tattoos per se, but her work is the kind that would make good tattoos if you brought them to the right tattoo artist.

By: eric

eric — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 14:56:18 +0000

Dear Deon,

in surch of my celtic heritage i came arcross your comment. i wonder if you can help me out on this one. I’m surching for real Welsh tatoos. Are there real Welsh tatoos, at your knowledge? The welsh dragon (new style as seen on the Welsh Tourist Board) is tatood on my arm. Now i want to have a real Welsh tatoo underneath the dragon, arround my arm.

Im 55 years old. My mother was born in Wiseman’s Bridge, South Wales. As a young woman she met a Durch soldier. They got married and after a few years of living together in Wales they moved to Holland. I was born in Holland. Every now and then we visit Wales to meet family. 8 years ago my mother died. We brought her back to Wales and burried her in her homeground. Every 4 to 5 years me, and one of my sisters ore brothers go back to Wales to visit her grave. Wales is very special for me. In a very special way it feels like (coming)home.
So Deon, this background information explanes a bit more about my interest and even more it’s explanes my rusty English….
Hope you will replay this mail!!!
best of regards,
Eric Kattekamp (Griffiths).

By: Deon Bishop

Deon Bishop — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 11:46:39 +0000

i think this site is a good representation of my celtic heritage may i ask you, the publisher of this site, are you and do you speak welsh?
me being a welsh speaker my self i would enjoy if you would reply in welsh.

Diolch am eich amser, dwi’n obeithio chlywed mwy amdanwyt.