"Athro dw i."

Translation: I am a teacher.

[ag3n7_z3r0]

I'm out of practice and forgot what lesson I chose to strengthen... I thought this said, I am a bear. Oops.

[Autumnesque]

Can you say Dw i'n athro, or is the "dw i + (something)" construction just for verbs and adjectives?

[seradafys]

This is an emphatic construction which tends to be used with these kind of statements - object first, then verb. You could say 'Dw i athro' but it is less natural. No need for the linking 'yn' (contracted to 'n) between verb and a noun

[daughterofAlbion]

Is this only a schoolteacher, or is it anyone who teaches?

[seradafys]

Any kind of teacher really, although there are other words for lecturer, professor, trainer etc.

[MichaelPar77207]

I got the answer right but the software flagged it as wrong?

[BillDavies5]

I typed I'm a teacher and lit marked me as wrong!