"Rwyt ti eisiau cawl a bara."

Translation: You want soup and bread.

[Batebyes]

classic welsh food

[elderculle]

Dont forget the turnips

[JamesGreen317597]

cawl isn't just soup? If someone offered be a bowl of cawl, I'd expect a brothy stew...

[ibisc]

There are many different recipes for cawl.

Both cawl and potes are translations of the English word 'soup'. Both 'soup' and 'cawl' are translations of the Welsh word cawl.

For a stew, use stiw or perhaps lobscows.

[Knoxienne]

I love it all autum and winter long!

[PatDixon3]

I could have sworn the voice said "y bara," which didn't make any sense, but after listening several times I typed "y bara" and it was accepted, without even a note about a typo. Is this just a glitch or is there something here I don't know about?

[ibisc]

It is definitely saying a bara ( and bread)

y bara should be flagged as a typo or error.

[AmeliedAnjou]

Is this singular or plural you?

[melinydre]

Rwyt ti is the singular "you", which is meant to be familiar, as to a friend or child.

[Faye374648]

Cawl is also synonymous with stew, usually thick; I would always consider it a stew rather than a soup. Unfair to mark stew as wrong.

[ibisc]

• stiw; lobsgows - a stew

[Faye374648]

What my South Welsh friends and family called cawl we called lobscouse.