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BBC - Catchphrase - Ysbyty Brynaber - week39 Week 39 - Main grammatical points Arian Brian after filling Arwyn's car with petrol asked for: Pedwar deg punt a saith deg pum ceiniog os gwelwch yn dda. Firstly the ceiniog - pence element. Ceiniog is feminine so the feminine forms dwy, tair, and pedair must be used: ceiniog dwy geiniog tair ceiniog pedair ceiniog Note that the final p of pump is omitted before a noun so it's pum ceiniog or pum punt Similarly the final ch is omitted from chwech in front of nouns and is followed by the aspirate mutation so it's chwe cheiniog and chwe phunt Punt is also a feminine noun and therefore take the feminine forms of two three and four Dwy bunt Tair punt and pedair punt Cant is masculine so we say Dau gant Tri chant Pedwar cant We can add the word pounds either by adding the singular form punt or the plural form o bunnau Note that with the singular form cant becomes can Dau gan punt or dau gant o bunnau Tri chan punt or tri chant o bunnau After mil - a thousand o - bunnau is always used mil o bunnau dwy fil o bunnau pum mil o bunnau Na... na... na... Agnes says - does dim tân gwyllt na choelcerth na bangers na dim i fod yn agos i ardd ty ni eleni. In this sentence na is used three times to emphasise the negative form or or nor. Na is followed by the aspirate mutation. Na choelcerth or a bonfire. Gwir/hen/ Arwyn asks: Oes gwir ddiddordeb da chi? Gwir/hen/unig Most adjectives in Welsh come after the noun for example bachgen mawr or merch hapus. Gwir is one of the adjectives that can come before or after the noun. Gwir ddiddordeb means - real interest After the noun it means ateb gwir - correct answer Other examples are hen - before the noun hen ddyn old man dyn hen an elderly man Unig ferch - only girl - merch unig - lonely girl.
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