@PullYrself2@neilhimself I'm very well, how are things with you? Thank you very much, I had a lot of fun working with Billy Ruffian. I did a little then mostly did live sound and then got into the world of data science and ML. Haven't done anything music related in a goof few years now
@OwsWills Yes because it's not like Machynlleth comedy festival is hugely successful and popular.
Change takes time, but people will get used to it quicker than you think
@TomiCaws I don't have a problem with people using the English term for y Bannau, similarly to how I use Llundain for London when speaking Welsh. However Sunak is in a position of power and should use the official name. He wouldn't call Buckingham palace "Buck house" in a formal setting
@charlotte_evs I think they probably feel that their Welshness is being questioned and I think we should be aware of that. It's their heritage as well and if we alienate people it won't be a good thing. Saying all that it's high time this was done, bring on further protection for Welsh names
@cymrogav please can you do a podcast on national anthems? Specifically I'd like an investigation into exactly when did Wales start ascending in pitch on "o bydded i'r hen iaith barhau" rather than descending. I feel it was around 2003 this started to happen. Diolch
@Crestfallen53 It's definitely for the first born who was "expunged from the annals".
Gwyndolin never had statues as he was born favouring the moon and so Gwyn didn't really acknowledge him and hid him from view
@langdinish@DailyWelsh@CymraegDoctor It's a place name. Breaks down into 3 words
Llan - meaning parish or area
Uwch - meaning above
Llyn - meaning lake.
So means parish at the top end of the lake. Lake in question being Llyn Tegid