"Rhaid iddo fe yrru'n gyflym."

Translation: He has to drive quickly.

[Wayniboy]

I'm surprised that "He has to drive fast" is disallowed.

[1weeksober]

It must have been fixed as it's now the default solution.

[JohnReid8]

In English, at least to me, "Have to" and "Must" tend to convey an imperative/order/command, (or an obligation).

Does "Rhiad" convey this?, or does this sentence mean something more like "He probably/most likely drives fast?

[deactivated user]

Since this section is called 'commands' I'm going with 'Have to' and 'must'

[RobinV.]

I was wondering the same, if it can mean both...

[ElectricHare]

It can mean both :-)

[NoelGoetowski]

So you're saying that he's... https://ih0.redbubble.net/image.32562860.9057/flat,800x800,070,f.jpg ?