Breatainn Mhòr

Breten Veur

ScotlandWhat does ‘Nicht’ mean in

Scots English?

Burns Night (Burns Nicht)

Haggis, neeps and tatties.

‘Address To a Haggis’ and cutting the haggis.

Fair fa' your honest, sonsie face,

Great chieftain o' the puddin-race!

Aboon them a' ye tak your place,Painch, tripe, or thairm:

Weel are ye wordy o' a graceAs lang's my arm.

•His knife see rustic Labour dicht,An' cut you up wi' ready slicht,

Northern IrelandWhat is Northern Ireland most

famous for?

The Troubles.The Troubles.

TheThe TroublesTroubles..

WhatWhat was was itit allall aboutabout??

SomeSome guysguys whowhosaysay theythey’’rere not not IrishIrish, but , but theytheyareare..

SomeSome guysguyswhowho saysaytheythey’’rere IrishIrishbut not but not allowedallowed to be.to be.

A A britishbritish ArmyArmythatthat reallyreallydidndidn’’tt help.help.

YouYou havehave to to laughlaugh ororyouyou’’dd crycry..

Peace and great music.

Let’s have a sing song. Her eyes they shone

like diamonds, I thought her the queen

of the land. And her

hair hung over her shoulder

tied up with a black velvet band.

WalesWhat is the real name of the

Welsh language?A. Brythonic

B. Kernewek C. Cymraeg

Dw i'n medru siarad Dw i'n medru siarad CymraegCymraegCymru (WE) =

Wales (E)

Cymru(translated) =compatriot

Wales Wales ((MEME) = ) = WaeliscWaelisc ((OEOE))

WaeliscWaelisc((translatedtranslated))

==

A language built onA language built on::

INVASIONINVASION

f o r e i g n e rf o r e i g n e r

Dw i'n medru siarad Cymraeg

Pronunciation (Ynganiad)

• ch (like in Polish)• dd (like ‘the’)• f (like ‘van’)• th (like ‘thin’)• ff (like ‘f’)• ll (like ‘clourghughughugh’)• I , y & u (like ‘bit’)• W (like ‘book’)• Si (like ‘sh’ in English)

Let’s speak

• Hello: Helô, Hylô• How are you?: Shwmae?• I'm fine, thanks. And you?: Da iawn,

diolch. A tithau?• Goodbye: Hwyl• Do you speak Welsh?: ti'n siarad

Cymraeg?• Yes, a Little: Ydw, tipyn bach• Where's the toilet?: Ble mae'r toiled• Happy Easter: Pasg Hapus• I love you: Dw i'n dy garu di

• Helô, ti'n siarad Cymraeg?• Ydw, tipyn bach.• Ok, Hwyl• Dw i'n medru siarad Cymraeg……

Dw i'n dy garu di.• Pasg Hapus, Hwyl.• Hwyl

Match the different halves of the phrases together

Who wrote these lines?• There's method

• As dead as

• I will wear

• As merry as

• Too much

• of a good thing

• my heart upon my sleeve

• The day is long

• in my madness

• A doornail

Oh f o r a mu s e o f Oh f o r a mu s e o f fi r e!fi r e!

Oxford English Dictionary Oxford English Dictionary records over 2000records over 2000 words words created by Shakespeare.created by Shakespeare.

How to insult somebody in Shakespeare’s language

‘Thou art a Castilian King urinal!’The Merry Wives of Windsor (2.3.21)

‘Thou bitch-wolf's son!’Troilus and Cressida (2.1.10)

Shakespeare Insult KitCombine one word from each of

the columns below, with ‘Thou’ or ‘Thou art’:

Column 1 artless beef-witted beslubbering fly-bitten common-kissing bat-fowling elf-skinned dizzy-eyed clay-brained goatish

Column 2 flax-wench foot-licker bladder clack-dish fustilarian pigeon-egg strumpet clotpole maggot-pie hedge-pig

Name that Name that word !word !

WallWall

••A: AngloA: Anglo--SaxonSaxon

••B: Old NorseB: Old Norse

••C: LatinC: Latin

shampooshampoo

••A: HindiA: Hindi

••B: PersianB: Persian

••C: MalaysianC: Malaysian

RobotRobot

••A: GermanA: German

••B: JapaneseB: Japanese

••C: CzechC: Czech

AssassinAssassin

••A: HebrewA: Hebrew

••B: Vulgar LatinB: Vulgar Latin

••C: ArabicC: Arabic

CricketCricket

•• Watch a video of cricketWatch a video of cricket

•• In your groups decide what the In your groups decide what the rules are based on from what rules are based on from what you see. you see.

Here is some vocab to help

Bowler

Batsmen

Fielders

wicket keeper

umpire

The wickets