"Gaeth y tost ei losgi."

Translation: The toast was burned.

[jeff121271]

I love that this is in the news section.

[rmcode]

Depends whose toast it is. It could be the toast of Mrs Jones from Abertyleri.

[HaroldWonh]

I see what you mean: burning toast in Abertyleri would be news, because the good folk there probably couldn't afford another slice of bread.

[DesertGlass]

It could be the toast of the town

[Deyan161]

I think I shall be using this sentence every day...

[BasslineJo]

Ehm... I may come across as a know-all, but shouldn't it be burnt?

[ibisc]

Both the regular 'burned' and the irregular 'burnt' are in common use, according to my Longman Student Grammar of Spoken and Written English - but I had to look it up to check!

[BasslineJo]

:-)
Thank you - have a lingot.
Let's use the irregular then; irregulars have a tendency to disappear. Seems that people are 'lazy' and only want to remember the regulars - is easiest. I consider it a loss though.
And after all: one of the main reasons for studying Welsh is because we like to be irregular and keep the old languages alive, is it not? ;-)