"Fasai hi ddim yn well gyda chi fynd nawr?"

Translation: Wouldn't you prefer to go now?

[Lestry]

I dont understan this constructions. Why Fasai hi (she would)?

[EllisVaughan]

Since we aren't specifying a noun here we use the feminine as a default. So literally "Would it not be better with you going now?".

[MatthewSke1]

I just typed "fasai hi ddim yn well gyda chi fynd nawr" and was marked wrong. Why? Is it because I didn't use a capital letter at the start, use a question mark or put a space at the end of the sentence?

[BasslineJo]

Fasai hi... surely means Would she... or what am I missing here

[ibisc]

Here the pronoun hi represents ‘it’. Literally ‘Would it not be better with you to go now’. However, this pattern in Welsh is used to convey the same meaning as the English ‘Wouldn’t you prefer to go now?’

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