"Dw i ddim yn hoffi bacwn."
Translation:I do not like bacon.
May 3, 2016
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FsqBrDe
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The " 'n " is used when the word that comes before it ends in a vowel. If the word before it ends in a consonant, "yn" is used instead. Thus, "dw i'n hoffi bacwn" and "dw i ddim yn hoffi bacwn".
FsqBrDe
264
Because the word before it ends in a consonant. In Welsh, the vowels are A, E, I, O, U, W and Y. If the word ends with any letter other then these, you should use "yn" instead of " 'n ". Thus, "Dw i'n hoffi" and "Dw i ddim yn hoffi".
polly-thomas
298
Why are there so many comments on this but not on anything else? Where did all the people come from!?
JudiDavies
155
Seems to be taking me hours to get through this present tense. I've finished all units apart from politics before but just let it go for a while. So frustrating !