Whiff wrote > StarDreamer learning Welsh must be very hard I take my hat off to you.
Thank you.
Actually, I am finding the Duolingo course, which is free, (there are pay options, but free is there), very good.
I am not a linguist, I struggled with French, but I did get "O" Level, at a grade 5, in the days when 1 was a top grade pass and 6 was the lowest grade of pass.
Though amazingly the grades are not on the certificate.
Here is a link if you wish to try. The Duolingo method of teaching is very good in my opinion.
LINK > www.duolingo.com/enroll/cy/en/Learn-Welsh
The first lesson one can do straight off but one needs to register to continue. By default one's profile is public, but one can easily change it to private.
I have an A5 notebook (I ordered it from Tesco and it arrived as part of my grocery order - Tesco grocery has various other non-food items that one can order online and have delivered, such as pens, photo frames, balls of string etc) and I make notes with a pen of the word in Welsh, its English meaning or meanings, and my way of expressing it in speech in "as if English" words and made up words. 