"He wants to swim."
Translation:Mae e eisiau nofio.
June 22, 2016
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What's the difference between "dydy e eisiau" and "mae e eisiau"? They both seem to mean "he wants". I assume it depends on the context but I can't work it out
June 22, 2016
The full conjugation of the verb 'bod' = 'to be' is given in the notes for this unit.
'Mae e' is the statement 'He is/He does'
'Dydy e' is the negative 'He is not/He does not'
Therefore:- 'Mae e eisiau' = 'He is wanting (He wants)'
'Dydy e ddim eisiau' = 'He is not wanting/He does not want'
June 22, 2016
