Diolch yn fawr iawn! Really glad it helped 
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And heeeeeeeere’s Geraint! 
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I believe there are no words from me needed. You’re all amazing and my likes on YouTube and here probably says it all.
And, @gruntius you made my day with your “intro” in deed …!
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@novem Gwych! Wonderful to hear how Welsh has opened up worlds and helped you to grow. Keep spreading those wings - you are an inspiration!
@gruntius Thanks for sharing your story - I think I would have liked the long version, too! 
So glad you were able to have those conversations with your dad, and a new sense of belonging and home. I can’t imagine how new learners could not want to continue after watching these videos!
I haven’t met any of you in person, but after having listened to you in the Speaking Practice session, it does seem odd to hear all of you speak English
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Brilliant, well done. Very encouraging.
Diolch yn fawr 
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So hard to keep it short isn’t it?!
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Indeed it is, watching the clock ticking thinking ‘rap it up’.
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Dee’s message is truly inspirational and not just for learners of Welsh, but for all languages. Immersion is so important, as I have seen in both Belgium and Spain, learning Dutch and Castilian (Spanish). Everyone who is thinking of learning another language should watch Dee’s video.
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I was a little sad by the dismissive comment about Klingon. I think Klingon could really do with a SaySomethingin course as well – I think there are a lot more competent writers than fluent speakers, partly because we’re even more spread out than Welsh speakers are, and having a course that focuses on speaking and that would create a similarly (eventually) nearly effortless speaker of a limited range of sentence structures at first would do a world of good!
That said, thank you very much for the rest of that video – very good to hear about your story and the personal touch behind it.
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I don’t know what to say to this, I make no apology. I personally don’t see Klingon in the same light as a language with a clear history that has evolved and has a culture etc. Esperanto was invented to try to create a universal language with a purpose and therefore different to Klingon which, as far as I can see, was made up to support a sci-fi franchise and learnt by uber fans of said franchise. You might say I, and many others, see Klingon as a language the same way I, and many others, see Jedi as a religion.
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Absolutely fantastic videos!!! Diolch yn fawr iawn! tulu inspirational and moving - I feel very proud. 
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Fantastic! (That’s the one that had me doing a double take because I’ve never heard you speak English before, @sarapeacock!)
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@sarapeacock Loved hearing your story! From setting yourself the goal of learning before you moved to Cardiff and now living and working in Welsh, really inspirational! I know I keep using that word, but, well, you all are!
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Aw… thanks, folks. I really, really want people to know that learning Welsh is perfectly possible!
(I don’t think I’d recognise your voice in English either, Sonia!)
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Wow! What brilliant, inspirational messages. Thank you all so much.
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Diolch Anthony for such an inspirational video. I know many Welsh born and Welsh speakers who refuse to speak the language and you have such enthusiasm that puts them to shame.
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