Welsh Speaker Badges | Siaradwr & Dysgwr Cymraeg | Oak 65x15mm

Oak Welsh language badges: a slim 65×15mm wooden pin badge, laser engraved in bold capitals, so customers, visitors and colleagues know they can talk to you in Welsh, or that you are learning. Choose Welsh Speaker, Siaradwr Cymraeg (Welsh speaker) or Dysgwr Cymraeg (Welsh learner), or have your own wording, such as Dwi'n Dysgu Cymraeg. Made from 4mm oak veneered MDF with a pin fastening on the back. For shops, cafés, schools, libraries, surgeries, councils and visitor centres, and for learners at work or in class. Each badge is sold singly. Made to order in our workshop in North Wales.

Ready-made badges: Welsh Speaker, Siaradwr Cymraeg and Dysgwr Cymraeg.

How to order

1. Choose your badge from the Which Badge? menu and add one to the basket for each badge you need
2. Want different wording? Choose Your Own Wording and type it in the personalisation box: one or two lines, up to about 14 characters a line. Put a / where you want the second line to start. Longer wording is engraved smaller to fit
3. Ordering several badges with your own wording? Set the quantity, then list each badge's wording in the box, one badge per line
4. Add to basket — bulk discounts apply automatically from 20 badges

Specifications

• Material: 4mm oak veneered MDF
• Size: 65mm wide × 15mm tall
• Engraving: Two lines in bold capitals on the front; plain oak back
• Fastening: Pin on the back

Oak veneered MDF is not waterproof, so keep the badge dry.

All items are made to order. Dispatch time is shown at checkout. UK orders via Royal Mail Tracked 24. International via Royal Mail International Tracked.

Frequently asked questions

What do Siaradwr Cymraeg and Dysgwr Cymraeg mean?

Siaradwr Cymraeg means Welsh speaker and Dysgwr Cymraeg means Welsh learner. Many people wear the Welsh wording so Welsh speakers know straight away that they can start the conversation in Welsh.

Is this the Iaith Gwaith badge?

No. Iaith Gwaith is the Welsh Language Commissioner's orange speech bubble scheme, and organisations can order those badges from the Commissioner. We don't make Iaith Gwaith products. Ours is a plain oak badge that says it in words, and it can be worn alongside the orange badge or lanyard.

Can I choose my own wording?

Yes. Choose Your Own Wording and type it in the box, for example Dwi'n Dysgu Cymraeg, Learning Welsh, Croeso or Cymraeg. Up to about 14 characters a line fit on one or two lines; longer wording is engraved smaller to fit. We engrave it exactly as you type it, accents included, so please check the spelling.

Can I have a name as well?

This slim badge carries the wording only, so it can be worn beside a name badge. For a name, job title and your logo, see our custom oak wooden name badges in 8 sizes.

Can I have a magnetic fastening?

This slim 65×15mm badge has a pin fastening only. For a magnetic badge, see the 75×30mm lozenge name badge, with pin or magnetic fastening. Spare pins are in our replacement pins and clips.

Do you make bilingual signs?

Yes. The Ar Agor / Ar Gau open and closed sign comes in the same oak, and our Welsh gifts include the Cenedl Heb Iaith, Cenedl Heb Galon magnet.

Are bulk discounts available?

Yes, and they apply automatically at checkout: 10% from 20 badges, 15% from 50, 20% from 100, 25% from 250, 30% from 500 and 35% from 1000. A mix of badges counts towards the total.

Also see: all wooden name badges, the matching staff job title badges, communication and awareness badges, first aider and fire warden badges, nurse and carer badges, club and committee role badges and pronoun badges in the same size, and our guide to ordering wooden name badges.