Awesome - no escape for them!.. 
Diolch o galon i ti 
I think you guys are considerably better at spreading the word than I could ever hope to be (sometimes Catrinās mother nudges me and says āTell them!ā and I say āOh, she just means I work with a language courseā and try to run away).
Someone on my LinkedIn feed talking about learning in their job and needing more practice. Zap!
There was a big plug for SSIW (especially the South Wales version) by Elis James on his Radio X podcast this week. 
[quote=āaran, post:81, topic:7758ā] I work with a language courseā and try to run away
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āWorking with a language courseā means āIām trying to make some money out of you (Iām trying to help me)ā while ātry this course, this is how I learned, it really worksā means āseriously, it works (Iām trying to help you)ā. We have the advantage over you on this point. 
One of the few times we feel that way hey?! After some of the lessons I definitely did not feel like I had advantage, or that it was even deuce! 
Oh, thatās cool - good shot, Mr Jamesā¦ 
Yup, exactly that. Iām more and more inclined, when people say āWhat do you do?ā to answer āIām NOT telling you.ā
Or possibly āIām paid for being brutally unkind to peopleā, although I could see how that might be open to slight misinterpretation.
Yes apparently Isy Suttie (comedian and Elisās partner) uses SSIW. Sheās been learning for a while and I think sheās done some bits to promote the learning if Welsh (interviews and the like).
Yup, Isyās given us a number of shout-outs, fair play to her. I gather sheās well-known for stuff in English, but her claim to fame for me is her entertaining part in Hwbās sketch (by Elis James, I think) about a class of learnersā¦ which was pleasingly true to live in its bizarrenessā¦ 
I am a big giant fan of those Hwb sketches - and it still amazes me that some of those youtube videos have only a couple of hundred views!
ādwiān byw yn, dwiān byw ynā¦ I LIVE IN A FLAT WITH MY WIFE AND FAMILY!!!ā
So, so funny!
I had a chat at about 30 minutesish
Hollol wych - da iawn ti! A diolch yn fawr iawn am y plygā¦ 
Pleser!! Dwi mor hapus i siarad am SSiW! Oān i mor gyffrous ar Ć“l siarad 'da fe! Oedd eān profiad gwych!
I was so excited after speaking to him! It was a great experience!
If anyway else getās offered the chance to be on the radio I highly recommend it and Garry is a very friendly man to speak to, so Taroār Post is a great place to start 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BI9p4WYUS0U&list=PLvt2awAw_YO9B3dvnwRbppHFbHoWzdm_L Iāve only just seen this!!! Amazing!!!
āYou can use this fact in a singlesā bar or discothequeā
Agreed! I watched these a while back, and they are hysterical!
I havenāt had a chance to listen to the whole show yet, but I listened to your bit - brilliant! Da iawn ti! 
Your Welsh is great, and you sounded really calm and confident. Super plug for SSIW, too
I was pretty excited that I understood all of it! Will go back and listen to the whole program laterā¦
Thank you he was really easy to chat to.
Me also!
I was on here about 10 minutes after you! Not speaking, but they read out my phone call that I had with one of the producers. Iām Nicky from Aber! 
41:59 I have a gripe
I always mention ssiw and I know at least 4 people who have signed up I donāt need a thank you though itās superb that people are learning this beautiful old wonderful language ā¦ one further thing I am on holiday this week in Tenerife and I have spoke Welsh to 3 families 1 from Bala and 2 from Llanelli this language is flourishing
Wow, thatās fantastic - diolch yn fawr iawn!