Aug 05
Welsh nab their first native-tongued phone and iPhone app in one month’s time — Cymru am byth!
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Native speakers of Welsh, take heed! Orange has announced that a Welsh-language version of the Samsung S5600 will be made available in September. This would make it the first cellphone to handle the language, which has some 600,000 native speakers in Wales. The phone will contain 44,000 Welsh words, and was recently unveiled in Bala, Gwynedd. Also unveiled simultaneously was the first Welsh iPhone app, developed with English-speakers learning the language in mind, and will have a companion “Learn Welsh” phrasebook available in the iTunes store. Iechyd Da!Filed under: Cellphones, Software
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