"Dych chi'n aelod o'r tîm?"

Translation: Are you a member of the team?

[Uruwi]

Would Aelod o'r tîm dych chi? be correct as well?

[deactivated user]

How would "Are you a team member" be different? I was marked wrong for this.

[mizinamo]

I interpret "a team member" as "a member of a team".

This is "a member of THE team", i.e. not just of any team but of a particular one.

[pablopublico]

I think otherwise. "A team member" can mean both "a member of a team" and "a member of the team".

Imagine there is a gatekeeper of the locker room and there is someone who wants to come into it. The gatekeeper could ask "are you a team member" and they would almost certainly mean "are you a member of the team". Am I right?

[deactivated user]

I do believe that you are right, mizinamo. It's subtle, but there's a definite difference. Thank you.

[ThomasoFflandrys]

Would "aelod y tîm" be equally grammatically correct?

[ibisc]

That carries a different meaning:

• aelod o’r tîm - a member of the team; a team member
• aelod y tîm - the member of the team (which sounds rather odd...)