Jyst rhag ofn bod rhywun heb glywed am hyn, bydd Chris Cope, internet superstar (Welsh div.) ar raglen S4/C O Flaen dy Lygaid nos yfory am 9 o’r gloch. Wrth feddwl, mae’n bosibl bydda i ar hyn hefyd – wnes i ffilmiau vox pop i ryw raglen am Chris yn y Steddfod, ond mae’r boi wedi bod ar fwy o deledu na theulu Jade Goody at ei gilydd, felly pwy a wyr?
Fydda i ddim yn gallu gweld y rhaglen yn fyw (mae Talwrn y Beirdd yn cael ei recordio nos fory, ac mae tîm Philippa ynddo), felly dw i’n gobeithio y bydd ar gael ar wasanaeth newydd S4/C, Gwylio Eto.
Dyma fideo o Chris wrthi’n adolygu am ei arholiadau. Da iawn rwan.
Welsh learner and Internet Superstar Chris Cope (that’s his English blog, go ahead and click) will be the focus of tomorrow night’s S4/C documentary O Flaen dy Lygaid (“Before Your Eyes” – English link; I’m spoiling you, Maff). I won’t be able to watch the broadcast, so I’m hoping it makes it to S4/C’s new Watch Here (yup). It’s even possible that I’ll be on the programme, as I recorded a quick interview during last year’s Eisteddfod, after the first Welsh blogmeet. I kind of hope not though – if I remember correctly, the (complimentary) red wine had kicked in, and I babbled more than I usually bable whenever someone is rash, or desperate, enough to stick a microphone or camera in my direction. Still, check it out, especially if you’re thinking of learning Welsh, or struggling up that craggy ol’ hill already.
The clip up there shows Chris hard at it revising for his upcoming exams. Them crazy Murkins.
You’re too kind, sir.
This is true, but you’re the only person who reads the blog, so it seems perverse to only write in a language you don’t understand.
(Dw i’n gwybod nad yw hyn yn wir, ond bydd yn wneud Maff teimlo yn dda, ac mae’n dod ‘ma yn yr haf. Dw i’n gobeithio y bydd yn dod â chwrw neis.)
No, I’m not talking about you. Stop being so paranoid.
That, and the fact that I don’t have time to learn the lingo and they don’t run evening classes in Kent!
Paranoid?! Whot told you that???!!! No, really, who told you!
what language is this post in, i have no clues?
Cymraeg/Welsh.