"I like Newport."

Translation: Dw i'n hoffi Casnewydd.

[osian11]

"Rydw i'n Casnewydd" means "i'm in Newport" not "I like Newport"

[mizinamo]

Please use the "report a problem" feature to bring this to the attention of the course maintainers - I believe they don't read every sentence discussion.

[Dim-ond-dysgwr]

Actually I'm not sure that "Rydw i'n Casnewydd" means anything! A sentence of that sort needs a verb-noun after the 'n, e.g. (Ry)dw i'n casáu Casnewydd -- I hate Newport. "I'm in Newport" would be "(Ry)dw i yng Nghasnewydd".

[owenblacker]

Concrete jumble, nothing in order, not far from the border.