In the interest of making the Web version of my Welsh course more useful to those who have no other contact with Welsh, I would like to be able to include sound bites in it. However, I face several serious deficiencies in trying to do so: 1. I am not a native speaker myself, and would like the pronunciations to be authentic. 2. It would be necessary (at least in some cases) to have both North and South Wales pronunciations. 3. I do not know anything about the .au sound format used in HTML documents. 4. I do not have recording equipment. 5. My terminal is not capable of producing sounds (except beeps), so it will be hard for me to tell if I've gotten things right. Nevertheless, the goal is worthy enough that I don't want to be hampered by a few trivial difficulties. In order to achieve this goal, however, I will need (lots of) help from WELSH-L. I am looking for the following resources: * A Gog who is willing to record word lists and the conversations. * A Hwntw (sp?) who is willing to do likewise. * Somebody who can tell me about sound formats, or even better, who can convert sounds recorded by the above people into the right .au format. * Somebody who is willing to check out the Web version of the course after I've got the sounds put in to make sure I've gotten it right. If you can help in the above process, please drop me a line! [Cyfiethiad: Dwi'n chwilio am bobl i fy helpu i roi sw+nau i mewn i fy ngwrs Cymraeg WWW.] Diolch yn fawr! --Mark