St David's Day
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1. Where do people celebrate Saint David’s Day? In Wales, in Ireland or in Scotland.
2. What are the Welsh national symbols? Carrots and daisies, leeks and daffodils or a black cross and a yellow flag.
2. What are the Welsh national symbols? Carrots and daisies, leeks and daffodils or a black cross and a yellow flag.
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St David
St David is the patron saint of Wales, whose saint's day is celebrated annually on 1st March.
St David (or 'Dewi Sant' in Welsh) was born on the south west coast of Wales [...]. His family was aristocratic. He was educated at a monastery and became a missionary, travelling through Wales and to south west England and Brittany to spread Christianity. [...] David founded a monastery where St Davids stands today. He died in 589 AD and was buried in the grounds of his own monastery.
St David (or 'Dewi Sant' in Welsh) was born on the south west coast of Wales [...]. His family was aristocratic. He was educated at a monastery and became a missionary, travelling through Wales and to south west England and Brittany to spread Christianity. [...] David founded a monastery where St Davids stands today. He died in 589 AD and was buried in the grounds of his own monastery.
St David, BBC History.
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Rugby ball
Harp
Lovespoon
Leek (vegetable)
Daffodil (flower)
Sessil oak (tree)
Welsh flag
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Bore da /boh-reh-dah/: Good morning
Prynhawn da /prin-houn dah/: Good afternoon
Nos da /nohs dah/: Good night
Croeso i Gymru /Croesoh ee Gum-reeh/: Welcome to Wales
Diolch /Dee-olch/: Thanks
S’mae /shoo-my/: How are you?
Da iawn /Dah ee-aw-n/: Very good
Prynhawn da /prin-houn dah/: Good afternoon
Nos da /nohs dah/: Good night
Croeso i Gymru /Croesoh ee Gum-reeh/: Welcome to Wales
Diolch /Dee-olch/: Thanks
S’mae /shoo-my/: How are you?
Da iawn /Dah ee-aw-n/: Very good
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A1 Happy Saint David’s Day!
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A2 Dydd gwyl dewi hapus!
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A2 Dydd gwyl dewi hapus!