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What is Friend in Welsh?

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How do you say 'friend' in Welsh?

Friend in Welsh is ‘ffrind’. Learn how to say friend in Welsh and other related vocabulary with this lovely Teaching Wiki! Includes fantastic related teaching resources!
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How do you say ‘friend’ in Welsh?

‘Friend’ in Welsh is ‘ffrind’ and the plural, friends, is ‘ffrindiau’. There are lots of other ways to talk about and describe those you care about in Welsh. Let’s take a look at some other related vocabulary!

What is Welsh for Darling?

The Welsh word for ‘darling’ is ‘annwyl’ and ‘anwylyd’ means ‘dearest’. ‘Annwyl’ can also mean: dear, beloved and loved etc.

What does cariad mean?

Cariad is a Welsh term of endearment meaning “love”. It can also be used to define a beloved person/a sweetheart/someone who is very dear and very loved.

How do you compliment someone in Welsh?

There are lots of lovely ways to compliment someone in Welsh. Here are some nice examples:

  • Funny – Doniol
  • Lovely – Hyfryd
  • Kind – Caredig
  • Pretty – Pert
  • Friendly – Cyfeillgar
  • Smart/clever – Glyfar
  • Helpful – cymwynasgar
  • Wonderful – Bendigedig

What does Cwtch mean in Welsh?

Cwtch is a popular phrase in Wales and is often used by those speaking both Welsh and English to mean ‘hug’ or ‘cuddle’. The word can also be used to mean a cupboard or cubbyhole.

Other related vocabulary

Want to learn more? Here are some handy words and phrases that are similar to friend in Welsh:

  • Friends – Ffrindiau
  • Friendship – ​​Cyfeillgarwch
  • Friendly – Cyfeillgar
  • Best friend – Ffrind gorau
  • Brother – Brawd
  • Sister – Chwaer
  • Mother – Mam
  • Father – Tad
  • Grandmother – Nain
  • Grandfather – Taid
  • Aunty – Modryb
  • Uncle – Ewythr
  • Love – Cariad
  • Dear – Anwyl
  • Darling – Anwyl
  • Wife – Gwraig
  • Husband – Gwr

Related teaching resources for ‘friend’ in Welsh

Looking for fun ways to teach kids Welsh vocabulary related to ‘friend’ in Welsh? Check out some of our lovely teaching resources that cover the topics mentioned in this wiki, to spruce up your lessons and engage young learners.

Below are just a selection of the kinds of learning materials you can add to your arsenal. So, take the stress out of lesson planning and download the following resources:

A lovely writing frame that is ideal for using during Welsh lessons on the topic friendship. The worksheet asks children, “Sut all ... fod yn ffrind da?” (How can … be a good friend?) at the top of the page, with a blank space in the middle for kids to fill in their names. Children will learn about what it takes to be a good friend while developing their Welsh vocabulary.

A lovely set of stickers to help promote friendship in Welsh in your class! You can reward children for making an effort to be a good friend to their fellow classmates with one of these colourful stickers.

Get your whole class singing at home time with these Welsh song lyrics, all about saying goodbye to our friends. This song is a lovely way for children to learn new Welsh vocabulary related to ‘friend’ in Welsh.

This lovely Cariad definition poster is a fantastic display resource that would make the perfect decor for your classroom or home all year round. Our Welsh display posters are a lovely way to brighten up your classroom or home and keep your learning space welcoming and relevant to what you are studying.

You can use this fantastic My Family in Welsh Word Mat to help your young learners develop their ability to discuss the members of their family in Welsh. This lovely resource is perfect for helping your younger learners feel more confident when using their Welsh language skills. Great for using as part of your lessons on friendship/loved ones in Welsh.

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