"Nac oes, does dim rhaid i ni fynd."

Translation: No, we do not have to go.

[LucasHon.]

How about "No, We must not go?" Is it correct?

[ibisc]

That would be ... rhaid i ni beidio â mynd

[Cynphony]

What about - We don't have to go?

[ibisc]

As in the original sentence - Does dim rhaid i ni fynd.

[Christine756500]

Would the 'no' change in this case? Or would it stay the same? (I.e. Nac oes, mae rhaid i ni beidio â mynd.)

[rmcode]

Have a look at the tips and notes for this unit, they explain the difference between the two negative sentences.

[Cynphony]

Are tips and notes only available on computer

[mizinamo]

They're only available on the website.

If you're on a mobile device, you'll have to visit the Duolingo website in the browser to see them - they're not available in the Duolingo app itself.

[pablopublico]

You can access the web version via mobile web browser, as I frequently do.

[Rhylman]

Tough one. I am learning how to structure a welsh sentence by writing the literal translation. But this translates as "No, not must we go".

[ibisc]

Literal translations between English and Welsh can be awkward or wrong. However:

• does dim ... - there is/are no ...