In Welsh there is only one present continuous tense. Therefore, Dw i'n gwisgo can mean I wear or I'm wearing depending on the context. Look at these examples:
| Beth dych chi'n wisgo i'r gwaith fel arfer? | What do you wear to work usually? |
| Dw i'n gwisgo crys i'r gwaith. | I wear a shirt to work. |
| Beth dych chi'n wisgo heddiw? | What are you wearing today? |
| Dw i'n gwisgo crys glas heddiw. | I'm wearing a blue shirt today. |
In this activity we will learn to talk about school uniform.
If we're using the polite form we ask:
Beth dych chi'n wisgo?
But, to ask a friend or a child we'd say:
Beth rwyt ti'n wisgo?.
| Dw i'n gwisgo gwisg ysgol. | I wear a school uniform. |
| Dw i ddim yn gwisgo gwisg ysgol. | I don't wear a school uniform. |
| Dw i'n gwisgo sgert i'r ysgol. | I wear a skirt to school. |
| Dw i'n gwisgo trwser byr i'r ysgol yn yr haf. | I wear shorts to school in summer. |
| Dw i'n gwisgo siwmper dwym i'r ysgol yn y gaeaf. | I wear a warm jumper to school in winter. |
Welsh in the Workplace
