"Oes rhaid i fi boeni?"

Translation: Do I need to worry?

[pablopublico]

Poeni comes from Latin poena ("penalty; punishment"), which was borrowed from Greek poinē ("penalty, fine, bloodmoney") and is the source of English pain and pine ("painful longing").

[Nethromaniac]

What kind of "worry" is this? Is it to be anxious and to fret over things or to annoy and be disturbing.

[ibisc]

To be anxious/worried.

[Breandan2014]

what is the difference between ' Do i have to worry? ' and ' Do I need to worry ' I used the first one and was marked wrong. Why?

[ibisc]

Both are in the list of accepted answers here. Also 'Must I ...?'.

[Tom420379]

Why is "should I worry" not accepted? It means the same thing.

[Gareth464944]

This shouldn't be used for 'need to' 'oes eisiau i fi' is do i need to.

[AliT.Firefly]

Isn't it 'Oes angen i fi?'

[DavidHardm1]

'Should I worry?' wasn't accepted.