"Dych chi eisiau petryal hir?"

[NoelGoetowski]

This question makes me uncomfortable, and I can't pinpoint why.

[dinska]

Pretend it's talking about a piece of pizza or lasagna.

[RonNewsham]

Reminds me how they used to send apprentices to stores "for a long weight" (sic)

[SwissToni88]

What's the welsh for "tartan paint" :)

[pablopublico]

Hir comes from Proto-Celtic *sīros ("long"), from Proto-Indo-European *seh₁-ro-, of which also descend Latin serus ("late"), which became French soir, Italian sera, Portuguese serão and Romanian seară, all meaning "evening".

[deactivated user]

Hell yeah! Long rectangle is a bloody dream of my life!

[frenchietobe]

No I don't.

[alan970526]

for just petryal it accepted oblong,for this sentence it didn't. Why?

[rmcode]

Thanks for noticing that, that's added now.

[Richard736801]

Often heard near Swansea pubs on Friday nights