Welsh/Mynediad/Lesson 3
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Goals:
- Learn how to negate sentences.
- Learn more verbs and ask more questions.
- Expand vocabulary.
Dialogue
[edit | edit source]Welsh Conversation • Lesson 3 •  audio (upload) Gwers 1 .svg){kind=small} Lesson 3
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| Geraint | Shwmae, Morgan! Beth wyt ti'n wneud heddiw? |
| Morgan | Dim byd. Dwi'n mynd i siopa yn y dref. Beth wyt ti'n wneud yma? |
| Geraint | Dwi'n prynu bwyd. Gyda llaw, beth wyt ti'n wneud heno? |
| Morgan | Dwi ddim yn gwybod. Pam? |
| Geraint | Dwi'n cael parti gyda fy ffrindiau i! Wyt ti eisiau dod? |
| Morgan | Dy ffrindiau di? Dim diolch. |
Note: In previous lessons, we've been using "Dw i", though it can also be written and seen as "Dwi" (as above).
Vocabulary
[edit | edit source]| Welsh Conversation • Lesson 3 • audio (upload) Gwers 1 Lesson 2
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| Cymraeg | English |
| Gwneud | To do, to make |
| Mynd | To go |
| I | To |
| Yn y dref | In the town |
| Yma | Here |
| Prynu | To buy |
| Gyda llaw | Idiom 'By the way' |
| Heno | Tonight |
| Gwybod | To know |
| Pam | Why |
| Cael | To receive, to have |
| Eisiau | Want |
| Dod | To come |
| Dy ffrindiau di | Your friends |
| Dim Diolch | No thanks |
Grammar Points
[edit | edit source]- Ddim yn
- Eisiau
- More Verbs
Review
[edit | edit source]- To negate sentences, use the pattern ddim yn. E.g. Dwi ddim yn
- Eisiau is one of the few verb nouns that does not use 'yn', so instead of
'Dwi'n eisiau dod', the correct usage is Dwi eisiau dod.