"Dw i'n mynd â'r ci am dro."

Translation: I am taking the dog for a walk.

[Cynphony]

This can't be"I'm going to take"?

[rmcode]

mynd â = 'to go with'

mynd â'r ci = 'to go with the dog' which is transposed to 'to take the dog'

[DesertGlass]

It sounds much more equal to be going with the dog!!

[ibisc]

No. Dw i'n mynd â... means simply 'I am taking...'.

[MaryanneSansom]

if you wanted to say "I am taking a dog for a walk" would it be "dw i'n mynd â chi am dro" or would that always mean "I am taking you for a walk?"

[ibisc]

Well spotted! It could mean either. You would have to rely on the context of the conversation, or wait until I put the collar and lead on either 'you' or on a passing dog.

In practice, this is not a problem.