O Duolingo:

• Dw i’n mwynhau gwylio ‘r mochyn a’r mwnci. – I enjoy watching the pig and the monkey.
• Dych chi eisiau copyn? Ydw. – Do you want a spider? Yes.
• Dw i’n hoffi’r gŵydd a’r hwyaden. – I like the goose and the duck.

From Duolingo:

• Dych chi eisiau buwch? – Do you want a cow?
• Un ceffyl ac un eliffant – A horse and an elephant
• Dw i’n bwyta pryfed. – I eat insects.
• Dych chi’n hoffi’r crwban a’r cranc? – Do you like the tortoise and the crab?
• buwch Owen – Owen’s cow
• hwyaden Megan – Megan’s duck

From Duolingo:

• pum afal – five apples
• chwe oren – six oranges
• can tŷ -a hundred houses
• y llygoden fawr – the big mouse
• y ddafad fach – the small sheep
• yr arth gyflym – the fast bear
• yr arth fawr gyflym – the big fast bear
• saith neidr – seven snakes
• pedwar ci – four dogs
• wyth ceffyl – eight horses
• tri phanda – three pandas
• chwe theigr – six tigers
• tri chranc – three crabs
• saith o nadroedd – seven snakes
• wyth o gŵn – eight dogs
• deg o geffylau – ten horses

O Duolingo:

• Dw i eisiau yfed lemonêd. – I want to drink lemonade.
• Mae hi eisiau yfed coffi. – She wants to drink coffee.
• Ydyn ni eisiau yfed gwin? – Do we want to drink wine?
• Dyn ni eisiau mynd adre. – We want to go home.
• Dw i eisiau blodfresych. – I want cauliflower.
• Maen nhw eisiau te. – They want tea.
• Dych chi ddim eisiau coffi. – You don’t want a coffee.
• Mae hi eisiau mynd adre. – She wants to go home.
• Nac ydy, dydy e ddim eisiau siocled. – No, he does not want chocolate.
• Mae hi eisiau bara. – She wants bread.
• Dwyt ti ddim eisiau nofio. – You don’t want to swim.
• Ydyn ni eisiau siocled? – Do we want chocolate?
• Dw i’n gweld. – I see.
• Mae hi eisiau reis. – She wants rice.
• Wyt ti eisiau lemonêd? – Do you want lemonade?
• Mae’r athrawes yn mynd adre. – The teacher goes home.

O Duolingo:

• Mae car yn y garej. – There’s a car in the garage.
• Mae e’n mynd – He is going / He goes
• Mae hi’n talu – She’s paying / She pays
• Mae’r bws yn stopio. – The bus is stopping / stops.
• Mae Dewi ac Eleri yn mynd. – Dewi and Eleri are going.
• Mae’r cŵn yn rhedeg. – The dogs are running.
• Maen nhw’n rhedeg. – They are running.
• Dw i’n mynd. – I am going.
• Dw i eisiau mynd. – I want to go.
• Mae Siôn eisiau mynd allan. – Siôn wants to go out.
  • Mae Siôn yn moyn mynd allan. – Siôn wants to go out.
• Maen nhw eisiau bwyta. – They want to eat.
• Maen nhw’n moyn lemonâd. – They want some lemonade.
• Mae Siôn eisiau coffee. – Siôn wants coffee/a coffee/some coffee.
• Maen nhw eisiau car. – They want a car.
• Dydy Siôn ddim eisiau coffee. – Siôn doesn’t want coffee/a coffee/any coffee.

O Duolingo:

Translate to Cymraeg:

my husband|y ngŵr|y ngŵr i

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