No prior knowledge or prerequisite is needed, just bring the desire to learn a bit of the oldest living language in Europe. We are not a formally accredited school and there is no final exam to pass...and that means you can't possibly fail!

The class is free to all members of the Colorado Welsh Society.
If you are not yet a member you may join at the first class session.

There are 2 levels of instruction and textbooks will be available for sale at the 1st class session.
1)   The beginners class (taught by Trefor Roberts) starts with the Welsh alphabet and sounds. It is scheduled to complete the first 9 chapters of the text and is designed to establish a firm understanding of basic textbook grammer.
The slightly different "spoken" Welsh is presented as well with the help of a series of video presentations where you will listen to a wide variety of native speakers from various parts of the country.
2)   The intermediate class (taught by Elis Owens) picks up where the beginning class left off and continues with more complex grammar structures, more in-depth conversation practice.
They have been overheard discussing the fine art of brewing beer, I'm told.

The new term begins on Tuesday September 25th 2007. Mark your calendars.
We meet once per week and begin study at 7 PM. Class lasts for an hour and a half after which both sections get together for refreshments (te bach).
Class location is at the Archdiocese of Denver which is the south most building on the John Paul II Center located at 1300 South Steel Street in Denver. Visitor parking is located at the south end of this large multi block fenced campus. The guard at the security station in the Archdiocese lobby will have room assignments and can give you directions.

Consider joining us this fall.
To register for this years class
or for more information contact
Elis Owens.   (just click on the name) - or - call 303-427-7188