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Scott Quinnell was on our programme Iaith ar Daith (Language on Tour) back in 2020, when he took is first steps in learning Welsh. He is a former rugby player and has regretted the fact that he didn't learn Welsh when he was younger. Since that programme, Scott has carried on learning Welsh and practising as often as possible.
In this new series, Scott goes on tour again, but on his own this time. He goes around Wales meeting new people, and trying to use his Welsh to do lots of different new things – some of them are very different!
Scott speaks southern Welsh, with an accent like people from Carmarthenshire.
We have got a new programme with two people who have won prizes for learning Welsh. Francesca Sciarrillo won the Learners' Medal in the Urdd Eisteddfod in 2019, and Joe Healy won the Learner of the Year prize in the National Eisteddfod in 2022.
Both of them are passionate about the language and also about the arts. In this new series they meet people all over Wales who are making exciting new art of all kinds.
Originally from Flintshire, Francesca speaks northern Welsh, with a north-eastern accent, and Joe is from London and speaks southern Welsh with a Cardiff accent.
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