Gwych - diolch o waelod calon! Gwaith arbennig iawn 
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Any chance, now that Level 2 is complete (and the guides are all here) that we’ll get the whole Level 2 course guide available in one place? Just checking … 
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It’s distinctly possible, but it may well happen after the Bootcamp/Monte Carlo season is over…
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Curious - has this happened yet?
Not yet - I’m mostly focused on producing Level 3 right now - but keep on nudging and it will happen… 
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With regards to the course guide, I have a .pdf copy still by here. I think I sent you a link to it before, but if it is needed again I can resend it to you @aran.
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To be honest, I tend to lose track a bit of what’s up and what’s not - do we not have a Course 1 guide up somewhere at the moment?
I’m aiming to do a full overhaul of all this sort of stuff once we get Level 3 finished…
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Just by looking at what is available in the FAQ page, we have:-
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Level 1 North guide, complete, and
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Level 1 South guide, missing Challenges 24 and 25 (I have a complete guide here).
Level 2 isn’t available on the FAQ page as of yet, but I do have a complete North guide here, and the Southern guide is awaiting Challenge 25 now.
And finally, the old course guides appear to be complete with no broken links!
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Gwych, diolch o galon, hugely useful. Yup, if you could send me the L1 South and the L2 north complete guides, I’ll get them up there…
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Done!
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Helo pawb
Sorry i have not been here in a long while. I am doing a little Cymraeg here & there but not enough to grow and improve. Besides my great upset about DB I had a rather more close to home upset last year, & a big change in my circumstances, which means my lifelong dream of owning a place on Ynys Mon has become less likely, if not impossible. It has been a huge blow and I found learning Cymraeg impossible with the prospect of ever living there slipping away. However, I am dipping in and out when I feel I can and still love visiting my island. Kind regards to all. X
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because I don’t like the fact that your dream is threatened. I sympathise because I moved up to Yr Alban without a thought that I might never get to come home. I live in a beautiful place it just isn’t really MY beautiful place, so I understand. But learning yr hen iaith does help! Watching S4C helps! All the best to you, get a big cwtch from the Forum!
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It always saddens me to hear when people’s dreams become harder to get.
This past year i’ve felt that same need, to go home, though strangely to somewhere i have never lived.
I hope you both get some of what you’d like.
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Very sorry to hear that, Ruth - and I hope it will in the end turn out to be possible - wishing you all the best…
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@4Ruth So sorry to hear that life has been so difficult. I hope that things improve and you will be able to move toward your dreams eventually. Best wishes
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Diolch yn fawr pawb and many thanks for your kind messages. With my dream of ever getting a home on Ynys Mon becoming extremely unlikely i had months of total despondency in which my daily habit of walking Bill whilst doing a challenge was completely shelved…to be honest it just hurt too much. It is only in the past couple of months i have dipped in again, but i have been pleased at how much i remember and how easy it is to think of the words in Cymraeg with very little prompting (says a lot for your methods Aran!)
Today at work a wonderful group of 6 pensioners came in. I zoomed in immediately on the Welsh accent and asked, in Welsh (which would take ages for me to work out spelling wise!) ‘Do you speak Welsh?’ They were thrilled I spoke to them in Welsh. Asking me why i was learning, and how long i had been learning (all in Welsh) I even managed to say ‘it is hard to improve because I don’t get the chance to practise in Manchester’ – all of this in Welsh. I realise I am slowly coming back, despite my disappointment. I have all my lessons still downloaded onto my phone. It will take time to get completely back to where I was but I will do one day.
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What a lovely thing to happen!
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Don’t give up. Life moves in strange ways. You never know what may happen.
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You see you don’t actually need to be on Ynys Mon to speak Welsh! Actually, years back, about 2005 ish, I met a Cymro Cymraeg in the local Co-op up here!
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