"Dim diolch"
Translation:No thanks
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Yes, but it often has a soft mutation, ddim.
Dw i ddim yn mwynhau yfed te.
I'm new at Welsh, (and enjoying it) but can someone tell me why you couldn't have put Megan before "diolch".... The question I had was "_ diolch" and choices were Dim and Megan. Since word order, for me, is all over the place having studied most Nordic and Germanic languages-- I'm only now starting with Celtic types... does word order insist that only Dim can precede words like diolch, (which I wonder if that's a generic "thanks"), or could it have been Megan, thanks? And Diolch in advance for any help!
There are a number of suggestions here:- https://www.duolingo.com/comment/13186004
Also if you access the web based version of Duolingo, either on a computer or with a mobile browser then we have written some comprehensive notes for the course.
For 'thankless' - didiolch.
Without thanks - heb ddiolch (soft mutation after heb)
geiriaduracademi.org or gweiadur.com are always worth dipping into for this sort of thing as they often have useful examples.