"It is hailing this morning."

Translation: Mae hi'n bwrw cesair bore 'ma.

[kaememerel]

cenllysg? That's new. Just being curious - cenllysg and cesair - is it again a North and a South variant? :)

[Jimmymick]

Yup. Cesair is south

[John622371]

"y bore yma" is shown as a typo. Is it really wrong to use yma rather than 'ma?

[Eirwenette]

I'm wondering the same thing

[ibisc]

The 'proper' form would be y bore hwn, but (y) bore 'ma is a common colloquial form.

[VerbumCaroFactum]

The mouse-over hint for "this morning" is y bore yma. So why is it marked as a typo when it is the hint?

[ibisc]

That hint has now been corrected.

[adriennesls]

Why is bwrw necessary? Thank you in advance

[allenfrang]

As a learner I always associated bwrw with the falling of anything from the skies, with the next word specifying what it is. E.g. cesair, glaw, eira... Etc.

[caroline401000]

why is it bore 'ma not y bore 'ma please?

[ibisc]

It can be either. People do tend to use the shorter forms in the wild, though, especially in speech.