In the eighth episode of the Liz Learns Welsh Podcast, host Liz Day is joined by Jessica Li. Civil engineer Jess learned Hakka and Cantonese as a child and is now studying French and Spanish on Duolingo, as well as preparing for Welsh exams.
In the seventh episode of the Liz Learns Welsh Podcast, host Liz Day is joined by Karen Cherrett. Karen learned some Welsh at school, but decided to give the language another try when she moved back to Wales after living and working in England for 20 years.
In this special episode to celebrate Adult Learners' Week, host Liz Day is answering the questions instead of asking them! She talks about how she decided to learn the language after being made redundant. Liz is joined by Helen Prosser, Director of Teaching and Learning at the National Centre for Learning Welsh.
In the fifth episode of the Liz Learns Welsh Podcast, host Liz Day is joined by Bev Parrish. After working as a teacher for more than 30 years, Bev decided to become a student again to learn Welsh and help her grandson Leo, who will be starting at Welsh-medium primary school next year.
In the fourth episode of the Liz Learns Welsh Podcast, host Liz Day is joined by Abby Burridge. Weight loss consultant Abby wanted her children Max and Grace to go to Welsh-medium school and has gone back to class herself. They now help each other with their homework!
In the third episode of the Liz Learns Welsh Podcast, host Liz Day is joined by Galina Shires. Social worker Galina moved to Cardiff from Moldova after meeting Carwyn, who was volunteering for the charity where she worked. They are now married and Galina is learning Welsh while expecting their first child.
In the second episode of the Liz Learns Welsh Podcast, host Liz Day is joined by Laura Caen Lee. Lecturer and mum-of-three Laura is learning Makaton signs and symbols to communicate with her son Edmund, who has cerebral palsy. She decided to take up Welsh when her twins began classes at school.
In the first episode of the Liz Learns Welsh Podcast, host Liz Day is joined by Mandy Lewis. Mum-of-three Mandy, who lives in Cheshire and runs her own craft business, started Welsh on Duolingo during lockdown in the summer, before signing up to an intensive online course.
Helô! Liz Day dw i. Dw i'n dysgu Cymraeg. I'm hosting the new Liz Learns Welsh Podcast - a podcast all about learning Welsh.
