The SSi Growth Club

Good idea. Although I have a phone and no pc. Is there an app?

Google is your friend:

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=app+for+splicing+mp3s&rlz=1CAZZAD_enGB678GB679&oq=app+for+splicing+mp3s&aqs=chrome..69i57j69i64l2.5471j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

Diolch Aran, I’ve decided to work through them steadily and make a list of any words I have to look up. I might even post them here as I go if it’s ok.

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First two … not as many words as I thought to be fair and I may well have misheard them.

Rhifyn 1. Tagging and tracking sheep.
Anghysbell = remote.

Rhifyn 2. Rugby.
Argoeliedig = superstitious.
Fochynaidd = swinish/toxic.
Nid da lle gellir gwell = don’t rest on your laurels (lit. It’s not good where it can be done better).

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Who said that?!

Both of you although I did say I may well have misheard but that’s what it sounded like.

Once it sounded like “argoeliedigwy” but I couldn’t find that in any dictionary.

Edited to add: Sorry, just Catrin said it when talking about James Hook but it doesn’t make sense in context.

Rhifyn 3. The world of nature.
Rhywogaethau = species
Lledaenu = spread
Nico = goldfinch

Rhifyn 4. Growing up on Pen Llšn.

Rhifyn 5. Aurora Borealis.
Chwilfrydig = inquisitive.

Rhifyn 6. SSiW: the early days.

Rhifyn 7. Calan Gaeaf.
Ysfa = craze.
Llwydo = to turn grey/go mouldy.

Perhaps I should compile the list for myself and not put it on here. :grimacing:

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Oh please do, if you’re making it. I remember those ones, and looking up a few of those words!

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Fair enough. Thanks. I don’t want to annoy anyone by doing it. Hopefully I’ll catch up in a day or three and do it as and when posted. Obviously it’s most useful to us £10ers.

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Yes please keep the list on here. It’s very helpful. Thank you.

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Rhifyn 8. Adrian Cain (SSiManx).
Darparwr = provider

Rhifyn 9. The wedding dress/Beuno’s birthday.

Rhifyn 10. Breakfast.

Rhifyn 11. SiĂ´n Corn.

Rhifyn 12. Nadolig.
Cledrau = rails/tracks (train).

Rhifyn 13. Star Wars.
Grym = force.

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It’s tricky, because of course the £20 supporters are (very partially) rewarded with the full transcript - so it’s kind of biting into the urge to support more, and also (more uncomfortably) making the £20 supporters look as though they’re getting less of a good deal…

Having said that, we’re going to be closing the doors to the Growth Club in the very near future (this week, if Ifan’s time permits, or next week) - and then in the not TOO distant future, we’re hoping to be able to dig out a permanent reward that should give a real thank you to the select crew who have helped us keep going for long enough to have a real shot at take-off… :slight_smile:

So as long as no £20 supporters express any disgruntlement, I’m good… :slight_smile:

On which note, I suspect your ‘argoeliedig’ might have been ‘argyhoeddiedig’ - convinced - how does that work in the context?

Mochynaidd is specifically of (usually male) behaviour - sleazy - Trump is mochynaidd, for example…:wink:

Ysfa - also ‘urge’.

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Perfectly, thank you. As soon as I heard it after your suggestion I could hear it but before I couldn’t hear anything else but what I said. Funny how the mind works.

Yeah, I get that now too, you were calling yourself sleazy for forcing a decision, makes sense now.

Brilliant, as soon as any disgruntlement is expressed I will delete them all. No problem and no argument at all.

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You tease! I hope that means you’re feeling better.

I’m glad things are happening because I’ve lost the plot. I haven’t noticed the monthly update about SSi for nearly a year now, and I’d love to know what’s happening with the amazing SSiBorg which I thought would mean courses in new languages (especially endangered ones?) could get published more quickly. And what about all those inspired ideas to encourage a million Welsh speakers?

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I’m up to number 25 now so just a couple of things …

Rhifyn 15. The new dog.
There’s a word that is used to describe the dog that I don’t understand, something like “addafwyn”.
In context: “natur eitha addafwyn ac annwyl”.

Rhifyn 19. The new dog part 3.
Ymrwymo = recognise (as in to recognise when the dog needs a pee).

Rhifyn 23. The home situation.
Ar y cyd = jointly/in tandom

Rhifyn 24. Damp house / holiday.
Dydd Gwener y Groglith = Good Friday.

Rhifyn 25. Beatrix Potter.
Hunangynhaliol = self-sufficient.

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No, that’s my fault - don’t think there’s been one for six or seven months - just been a bit drowned in general (and got slightly bored of saying ‘the SSiBorg isn’t quite ready yet’!).

I’ll dig out the time for a ‘state of SSi’ post next week. We’ve got some stuff coming down the pipes that I think might make a big difference… :slight_smile:

Addfwyn - gentle, mild… :slight_smile:

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Of course it is, thank you. I’ve heard that word loads of times and even looked it up in the past. I’ll put that down to a brain fart.

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And… although it looked against the odds while we were struggling to get two children to attend their karate class… this week’s Clwb Tyfu is up and waiting for you - blwyddyn newydd dda, bawb! :slight_smile: :slight_smile:

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Managed to get a few more done this morning …

Rhifyn 26. Gardens.
Helyg(en) - willow.

Rhifyn 27. Northern bootcamp 2016.
Melltith - curse.

Rhifyn 28. New house part 1.
Erw - acre.
Cyfareddu - to charm.

Rhifyn 30. Mortgage.
Trylwyr - thorough.
Chwim - swift.
Hunangyflogedig - self-employed.
Ffyddiog - strong in faith/confident.

Rhifyn 31. Books.
Deadline - terfyn amser :wink:

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Next instalment …

Rhifyn 32. Aran’s books.
Dinistr - destruction.
Cyntefig - primitive.
Pytiog - stylish.
Prif ffrwd - main stream.
Cynnil - subtle.

Rhifyn 33. Sugar.
Caeth - addicted.

Rhifyn 34. Eating out.
Gogwydd - swing/tilt/bias.

Rhifyn 39. Bucket lists.
Toiwr - roofer?

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