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@Ioan_Said Nadolig Llawen i chi hefyd. 6:49 AM Dec 25th from Echofon in reply to Ioan_Said
Nadolig Llawen pawb. Happy Xmas everyone. More learning #Welsh type tweets after Xmas. 7:41 AM Dec 24th from Echofon
'Prysur' means busy (pronounced prus-ir) and 'adre' (pronounced ad-reh) means homewards. 3:47 PM Dec 17th from Echofon
The second tweet said - It has been a very busy day. I'm going home now. 3:44 PM Dec 17th from Echofon
@Alaythia I'll translate both tweets I sent today. The first said - I'm going to Cardiff today. Christmas shopping. Lots of things to buy. 3:42 PM Dec 17th from Echofon in reply to Alaythia
Mae wedi bod dydd prysur iawn. Dw i'n mynd adre nawr. 10:14 AM Dec 17th from Echofon
@DaiQ It means 'lots (llawer) of things (pethu) to buy (prynu)'. P mutated to B after 'o' (of) and 'i' (to). 'Prynu' pronounced - prun-knee. 10:07 AM Dec 17th from Echofon in reply to DaiQ
Any Welsh words in my last text people aren't sure of, let me know and I'll translate. 6:56 AM Dec 17th from Echofon
Dw i'n mynd i Gaerdydd heddiw. Sioppa Nadolig. Llawer o bethu i brynu. 4:23 AM Dec 17th from Echofon
@Angelfish42 the ferry to Devons supposed to be starting in the spring. 9:17 AM Dec 12th from Echofon in reply to Angelfish42
If we use 'dw i'n (dween) we can discuss going places. e.g I am going out is 'dw i'n mynd mas'. mar as in mart followed by an 's' sound. 4:17 AM Dec 8th from Echofon
Today we're going to look at the word 'mynd' meaning 'to go' or 'going' pronounced 'min-d'. That's min as in minute not min as in mind. 4:10 AM Dec 8th from Echofon
@Learn_Cymraeg I've slightly simplified the 'rh' pronounciation until I can find a good way to describe it in the written form. Any ideas? 5:33 PM Dec 7th from Echofon in reply to Learn_Cymraeg
@Bristolbenn69 Glad ur finding my tweets helpful. 9:37 AM Dec 6th from Echofon in reply to Bristolbenn69
@DiscoveryHouse Hi Katy. 'Rhif' means number. Twenty is the no. 2. (dau) and the no. 10 (deg) together. 'Dau ddeg'. 10:05 AM Dec 4th from Echofon in reply to DiscoveryHouse
So you could say rhif un, rhif pump, rhif deg etc.... (no. 1, no. 5, no. 10 etc....). 9:27 AM Dec 4th from Echofon
'Rhif' is number in Welsh pronounced 'Reeve' as in the surname of Christopher Reeves without the 'S'. 9:25 AM Dec 4th from Echofon
And finally ten is 'deg' pronounced 'da' as in the first part of the word 'day' followed by a 'guh' sound. 9:23 AM Dec 4th from Echofon
Nine in #Welsh is 'Naw' pronounced like the English word 'now'. 9:20 AM Dec 4th from Echofon
Eight in Welsh is 'wyth' pronounced 'oy-th'. The 'th'' sound as in the beginning of words like 'thieves', 'thick' or 'thatched'. 9:19 AM Dec 4th from Echofon

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