This is anna. Someone - Jason Mirza I think- asked me if I was worried about pure welsh. Jason if it was you could you give me a clearer definition of pure welsh? The language of the heavens as huw garan calls it seems to me to have changed alot and to have a great deal of diversity. I then wonder where pure welsh could come from. But wesh has borrowed and changed the spelling of many english words and not all cymru ( I think that means welsh people) speak cymraeg( I think this means the welsh language). Now I want to make a reference to a different discussion. I asked what cest yn ged meant. I thought it might mean ( it makes no difference). I found some other phrase I think I may of got mixed up with cest yn ged -cae dy geg- I know I must have seen cest yn ged somewhere but is it cae dy geg that means ( it makes no difference). Because I know no from someones answer that isn ot the meaning of cest yn ged.And please remember not to take my spelling of cest yn ged seriously. And then I have a new phrase "ryt t'in gi da" I know gi is obviously a mutation of the word dog. -diolch- anna