"He has got money."

Translation: Mae gyda fe arian.

[SCorkill_7]

I thought it was supposed to be "mae arian gyda fe"?

[rmcode]

It is generally but the position of the 'gyda fe' (in South Wales) or 'gynno fo' (in North Wales) is flexible. There is a little more emphasis in this form of the sentence.

Mae arian gyda fe = He has money (lit 'there is money with him' ; Mae gyda fe arian = HE has money (lit there is with HIM money).

[SCorkill_7]

thankyou, this is an interesting nuance I've never come across before. But without context, could either translation be accepted?

[rmcode]

Yes, they're both correct