"Sut dych chi, Megan?"
Translation:How are you Megan?
January 27, 2016
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Read the tips for lessons 1 and 2. It explains how introducing oneself requires a different structure.
The normal colloquial form is "sut dych chi," but what about the longer, written form? Is it "sut ydych chi", or "sut rydych chi"? I noticed that, if I write "sut ydych chi" in this exercise, the app accepts it, but it says there is a "typo" and corrects the spelling to "sut rydych chi"... So, what is it then? "Sut ydych chi" or "sut rydych chi"? And is the familiar form "sut wyt ti" or "sut rwyt ti" with "r"? I thought the "r"-inital forms could not be used in questions!...