"There are two comedy programs on the television tonight."

Translation: Mae dwy raglen gomedi ar y teledu heno.

[MatthewSke1]

Has "There are" been explained anywhere in this course yet. I had no idea how to say that, but I'm not sure whether I've just forgotten it or not.

[rmcode]

'Mae' on its own can mean 'there is' or 'there are' as well as 'is' and 'are'

This sentence can either be:- 'There are two comedy programmes on the television tonight'

or 'Two comedy programmes are on the television tonight'