The song of the oak/ an oak or just The oak's song. How is it in Welsh? If anybody has any idea- please help. I'd like to give the title of my work about the Celtic culture in Welsh but if I will do it incorrect... Shame...
I will be grateful for your help!
The song of the oak
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The song of the oak
by Keriann » 17 Jun 2007, 20:04
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by Mab-y-meini » 18 Jun 2007, 08:11
Hi Keriann,
The Welsh for "Song of the Oak" is "Cân y Dderwen". Its important to have the "â" and not "a" in the word "Cân", as "Can" means white or hundred whereas "Cân" means "Song".
Good luck with your work.
Mab-y-meini
The Welsh for "Song of the Oak" is "Cân y Dderwen". Its important to have the "â" and not "a" in the word "Cân", as "Can" means white or hundred whereas "Cân" means "Song".
Good luck with your work.
Mab-y-meini
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