We’re very excited to get two enthusiastic postcard senders to help us run Post Something in Welsh, posTcard club. Steffan Cravos over in Germany and his best friend Aled Roberts who lives in Colwyn Bay.
I will be the main administrator for the Club.
With exciting times ahead waiting for the postman to arrive we hope to officially start the Club when we get 30 members on board.
Here are the Post Card Club Rules.”Post Something in Welsh”
We have your permission to send your address on e-mail to everyone in the Club. Please send me your address in full.
You will be invited to join the Welsh Speaking Practice which will be the platform to share information.
You will be expected to send at least one postcard every month
You can stop being a member at any time but please allow us time to inform everyone.
You will receive an e-mail every month with updates of new members and any exciting news.
The Welsh Speaking Practice will be the communication platform for this group although we will be hosting a facebook page to advertise the Club. You are not obliged to take part in the facebook page and we will ask for your permission if we want to use any information which is relevant to you.
We very much hope you enjoy being a part of Clwb Cardiau Cymraeg ‘Post Something in Welsh’
This looks fantastic! My e-bost will be on it’s way to you cyn bo hir.
Also, if anyone is looking for a writing course to compliment this, @Deborah-SSi sent me some info to a course with Prifysgol Aberystwyth but unfortunately they don’t provide the course on line. However, a very helpful man called Steffan told me they do at Abertawe!
This is a course aimed at mamiaith or advanced learners who want to improve their writing skills.
You only need to be able to write a few words on a postcard to start off, and as you receive them you’ll learn more and be able to write more. It’s a great way to get started!
@philipnewton and I are members of the worldwide English version of this group. He has mega numbers of cards. I’m tagging him, but I’m up for this. Count me in.