"Dw i'n mynd i'r caffi gyda llaeth."

Translation: I am going to the café with milk.

[GarethBurk]

If you were a milk man delivering to a cafe i suppose

[ArianaClavenna]

Um... what? Can someone give me a better translation?

[EllisVaughan]

That is the only translation possible. It's just a bit of a strange sentence.

[SiblingCreature]

I really dislike this kind of strange sentence, because I tend to dismiss the actual translation as making little sense which then leaves me scratching my head as to what the sentence is supposed to mean.

[SiblingCreature]

You say it's the only translation possible, which may well be true, but I see two possible interpretations. Is it someone taking milk to a cafe or someone going to a cafe that already has milk? The English sentence is ambiguous. Is the Welsh sentence similarly ambiguous?

[EllisVaughan]

Yes that is one interpretation of the sentence in both English and Welsh, but to be more specific about taking something somewhere you say "Dw i'n mynd â llaeth i'r caffi".

[CejS01]

Maybe the first cafe didn't have any milk