Lost in translation?
Alan, any translation for us?
Lost in translation?
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Hope he does better than http://imtranslator.net/ which makes that sign "cystitis retards".
Conversely cyclists dismount becomes "beicwyr oddi ar y beic" which I can't see a trace of on that sign in.
Conversely cyclists dismount becomes "beicwyr oddi ar y beic" which I can't see a trace of on that sign in.
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Oh, this old one!
A translation clearly done by someone who didn't knbow Welsh but was unable to read as well!
Llid y bledren does mean bladder infection - and I suppose cystitis is not that far from cyclists in the dictionary.
Dymchwelyd means to destroy or throw off - possibly throw someone from their horse/mount.
Don't forget this famous one!
A translation clearly done by someone who didn't knbow Welsh but was unable to read as well!
Llid y bledren does mean bladder infection - and I suppose cystitis is not that far from cyclists in the dictionary.
Dymchwelyd means to destroy or throw off - possibly throw someone from their horse/mount.
Don't forget this famous one!
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Cred air o bob deg a glywi, a thi a gei rywfaint bach o wir (hen ddihareb Gymraeg)
Believe one tenth of what you hear, and you will get some little truth (old Welsh proverb)
Believe one tenth of what you hear, and you will get some little truth (old Welsh proverb)