"When are you going to Aberystwyth?"
Translation:Pryd dych chi'n mynd i Aberystwyth?
February 3, 2016
11 Comments
rwyt ti appeared by mistake - now fixed.
ti is the familiar form of 'you' used with individuals with whom you are on familiar terms, rather like the French 'tu' and the German 'Du'. This is explained in the notes for the section 'Present 3', which comes up shortly after this unit on 'Going to'
January 13, 2019
DavidSenio3
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Can anyone explain any grammatical rules for using "rwyt ti'n" instead of "dych chi'n" or will it be explained further in the course?
January 13, 2019
See the note that I have just posted in response to an earlier comment. See the notes for the section 'Present 3', which comes up shortly after this one.
January 13, 2019
