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Play
In this section we will learn the language of play
When talking to a group, or to show respect, use chiWhen talking to a child or a friend, use ti
Will you play with me?
Wnewch chi chwarae efo fi?
Wnei di chwarae efo fi?
What are you playing?
Be' dach chi'n chwarae?
Be' wyt ti'n chwarae?| Ga' i chwarae? | Can I play? | | Cei! | Na chei | | Yes! | No! | | Pwy sy'n chwarae? | Who's playing? | | Pwy sy'n dechrau? | Who's starting? |
Fi / ti / fe / hi / ni / chi / nhw sy'n dechrau
I'm / you're / he's / she's / we're / you're / they're starting. | 1st | Cynta | | 2nd | Ail | | 3rd | Trydydd | | 4th | Pedwerydd | | 5th | Pumed | | 6th | Chweched | | 7th | Seithfed | | 8th | Wythfed | | 9th | Nawfed | | 10th | Degfed
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| Fi sy'n gyntaf. | I'm first. | | Ti sy'n ail. | You're second. | | Fo sy'n drydydd. | She's third. |
Notice that a soft mutation occurs in nouns and adjectives after yn / 'nWe say sy nesa not sy'n nesa.| Dw i wedi ennill. | I've won. | | Mae o wedi gorffen. | He's finished. | | Dan ni wedi colli. | We've lost. |
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Welsh in the Workplace
