"Chdi eisiau afal rŵan?"

Translation: Do you want an apple now?

[PaCa826187]

Probably one of my favourite Welsh words, difficult for learners to say and doesn't quite match up with any English word. Also, I don't really understand the rules for it's use. Is it basically an emphatic pronoun?

[mizinamo]

You don't say which word you mean.

I'm guessing chdi?

[PaCa826187]

There's only one pronoun in the sentence, isn't there?

[Jonlang_]

Being rude isn't the best way to get help.

[PaCa826187]

Not being sure of how many pronouns there are in a sentence is rude?

[Jonlang_]

Chdi is a northern variant of ti, which is an informal and singular "you".

[PaCa826187]

It seems to be used alongside rather than instead of ti in the North. I'm not 100% if they're interchangeable. Excuse my ignorance.

[Jonlang_]

They're both used in the North, but the North is a large area, some areas use ti and some use chdi but everyone is aware of both.

[PaCa826187]

Hmm...you sound very sure about this so I'll defer to you :/