Welsh Language Trivia and Quizzes

Our friendly Welsh globetrotter Dai the Dap visits places outside Wales which for various reasons have a Welsh version of their name. Can you work out, using some of Dai's clues, where in the world he is?

I have been busy teaching my little nephew his colours in Welsh, and we have arrived at his favourite colour, which is blue, or 'glas' in Welsh. Come and learn with us, as we investigate (in Welsh of course) the many things in the world that are blue.

The language of Welsh is considered to be one of the oldest in the world and is described as the,'Language of Wizards.' Do you know the Welsh translations of well known sports, school subjects and colours amongst other things?

You've arrived in Wales - a beautiful country with a tricky language! How will you get on with the new vocabulary?

With Christmas Day just around the corner, let's get festive and join Welsh-speakers, Rhys and Eleri, as they enjoy the run up to the big day. You will need at least a basic understanding of Welsh in order to do well on this quiz. Pob lwc i bawb!

Ever been to Wales? Ever wondered why each place seems to have two names? That's because Wales has two languages, and the Welsh name for a place is always shown alongside the English name. Can you work out which place name is translated as which?

Some of these Welsh words will be obvious - with others, you'll need to follow the clues. But have fun, learn some Welsh - and score some points!

I was a huge fan of the Welsh band Catatonia in the '90s, and they got me interested in learning Welsh. I started studying it on Duolingo, and here's a few things I've picked up so far.

You enjoyed your day in Cardiff with cousin Dai so much that you arrange another. This time you travel by car. What can you learn of the language on the way?

This quiz will test you on the vocabulary all pupils attending Welsh-speaking schools in Wales are familiar with. Are you up for the challenge?