"Dw i'n hoffi coffi a siocled."

Translation: I like coffee and chocolate.

[flootzavut]

V useful sentence.

[LucasHon.]

This sentence has rhymes, and that's awesome!!!!! hoffi coffi :D

[kdb119]

It's great, isn't it.

[LucasHon.]

Yep! :D

[Moonkissedstars]

I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE THAT NOTICED THAT RHYMES

[kdb119]

Sounds absolutly brilliant!

[iwc2ufan]

There is something oddly hypnotic about this module. So much dw i'n hoffi coffi. I feel like I should be going to get a coffee, some chocolate and a lemon oreo whenever I do this one :)

[flootzavut]

Agreed!

[Moonkissedstars]

I know, right??? saaaame :D

[RouaneB]

Perhaps we could use this, among other sentences, to create a Duo Welsh module rap. Just need some beatboxing and a couple more lines, and someone could totally make it.

[Cairde]

Dw i'n hoffi mocha.

[Moonkissedstars]

dw i'n hoffi latte :)

[DeadFish37]

i'n?

[mizinamo]

Yup. Contraction of i yn, from i meaning "I" and yn which is an untranslatable particle that comes before the "main" verb (the one that carries the meaning) in this kind of sentence.

(It doesn't come before eisiau because that's not technically a vebr.)

[cfwhitney63]

What about "ac" for "and?" Is that alright to use?

[ElectricHare]

You only use ac if the next word begins with a vowel.

[mizinamo]

Or sometimes if there used to be a next word beginning with a vowel, even if the word was later dropped.

For example, I believe it's ac mae -- even if most people no longer say ac y mae, the ac still remains after the y was dropped.

[aellath]

i just entered 'i like coffee and chocolate' and it was marked wrong. why?

[Moonkissedstars]

you have to type it in welsh :P

[Elin.7-1]

It works now. But "I like coffe & chocolate" doesn't work :o( We need to keep the ampersand in use.

Dw i eisiau gweld mwy brawddegau gyda "dw i ddim yn hoffi coffi", achos dw i ddim yn hoffi coffi yn wir....lol