"Out"

Translation: Ma's

[Robert_Andersson]

Is this an order, e.g "Out of my house!"?

[EllisVaughan]

It can be used like that, but it also just mean out in general.

[Robert_Andersson]

Ok, thank you for responding! Diolch yn fawr! Ich danke Ihnen! ☺

[KathyFranc4]

what's he difference between ma's and allan?

[ibisc]

No difference - allan is probably the 'standard' word to use, but ma's is very common is south Wales dialects.

[PeterCross7]

It's in Gweidadur as "mas", "ma's" and "maes". but "mas" isn't accepted (I haven't tried "maes").

[ibisc]

ma's is the usual spelling and the one generally taught on Cymraeg i Oedilion courses, so that is the one that we use in this introductory course.

[Mulqueeny]

There are few typos in the notes to this lesson:

Dyn ni wedi mwynhau cinio. - We have enjoyed lunch. (But not 'We swam...') <--- HERE - Doesn't make sense in relation to sentence.

ym- is quite a common verb prefix in Welsh. It often indicates a reflexive action action - something that someone does to themselves. This is not HERE - Always ---> slways obvious in the English translation.

In golchi (washing) and ymolchi (washing HERE - Oneself --> ineself, getting washed) it is very clear, though:

[ibisc]

All fixed, I think. Thank you.