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BBC - Catchphrase - Ysbyty Brynaber - week38 Week 38 - Main grammatical points Gwell i fi Brian says to Agnes over the phone: Gwell i fi fynd Gwell i fi - I'd better Note the full pattern Gwell i fi Gwell i ti Gwell i Rhodri Gwell iddo fe or Gwell iddo fo Gwell iddi hi Gwell i ni Gwell i chi Gwell iddyn nhw Don't confuse this pattern with Mae'n well da fi or Mae'n well gen i which means I prefer. Mae'n well da fi ddarllen I prefer reading Basai'n well da fi or Basai'n well gen i means I would prefer Basai'n well da fi fynd ar y trênI would prefer to go on the train Efallai/Er Let's look at the forms efallai perhaps and er - although. They are both followed by the same construction. With the present tense bod is used Efallai bod yn rhaid imi werthu'r cwch Perhaps Ill have to sell the boat Efallai fy mod i'n dwp. Perhaps I'm stupid. Er ei bod hi'n dawel mae hi'n boblogaidd iawn. Although she's quiet, she's very popular Er ei fod yn hen mae e'n dal i ymarfer. Although he's old he still exercises. With past tenses bod wedi follows efallai and er Efallai fy mod i wedi anghofio Perhaps I'd forgotten Er fy mod i wedi ffonio'n aml doedd dim ateb Although I have phoned often there was no answer. Note however that when 'efallai' or er is followed by an emphatic sentence the construction mai or in south Wales taw is used. Efallai mai gwerthu fyddai orau or Efallai taw gwerthu fyddai orau. Perhaps that selling would be best. Er mai dim ond deuddeg oed ydy hi or Er taw dim ond deuddeg oed ydy hi Although she's only twelve years of age. Y/Yr In Welsh the definite article - the is always used. yr ysbyty yr ysgol y gwely This is not always the case in English. Mae e yn yr ysbyty is what we say in Welsh whereas in English the article is omitted He's in hospital Mynd i'r gwely To go to bed Dod o'r ysgol - to come from school
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