"Mae'r lle parcio yma yn rhy fach."

Translation: This parking space is too small.

[MargaretWe2]

Is "lle parcio" parking LOT or parking SPOT. I've been marked incorrect for both, with the hint saying it's the other one.

[rmcode]

Thanks for the comment. 'Lle' can mean both of these, I've just looked at the exercise and standardised the answers:-

Here is the definitive answer:- This parking [space/place/spot/lot/bay] is too [little/small].

The square brackets expand to give all the possible combinations, this sentence makes ten, different correct solutions.

[MargaretWe2]

Excellent! Thanks, rmcode! I was starting to second guess myself. ;-)

[Ineedsomemoretea]

Does "yr lle parcio" mean parking bay, or parking lot...? to me, parking lot is the american term for a carpark, which isn't currently an accepted answer.
(so the difference between the carpark being full because it's too small/not enough bays, or not being able to park a large car in a small bay)

[BasslineJo]

The word yma (here) is not translated then?

[ibisc]

Combined with y, it is a simple way if saying 'this':

• y xxx 'ma/yma - this xxx
• y car 'ma - this car
• yr afal 'ma - this apple