"Dw i wedi bwydo'r ci."

Translation:I have fed the dog.

February 10, 2016

So how would I say "I have eaten the dog?"

Dw i wedi bwyta'r ci - but in Wales, we generally don't eat dogs :P

bwyta - to eat bwydo - to feed

No pop-up translation is given for "bwydo'r"; but I could guess from context (and similarity to "bwyta") that it means "feed the".

Maybe "'r" should be treated as a separate word?

'R is the contraction of "Yr" which means "the." "Yr" is used before vowels and 'r is used after vowels, while "Y" is used with consonants

Sounds like a metaphor, stood alone like that.