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Can 'gwneud' be used for other, non food related things, in a general sense, like a building, snowman and a painting?
July 13, 2016
Is the 'w' in 'gwneud' a vowel sound [u~ʊ] or a consonant sound [w] here? If it's a consonant, it is a bit difficult to have three right next to each other [gwn]
September 15, 2016
Why is 'you are making cheese' wrong, because on the question begore this 'dych chi'n rhifo teganau' told me that 'are you counting toys' was wrong! I'm now confused!
August 4, 2018
This is a question, as shown by the question mark in writing, and by the rising tone at the end of the spoken sentence.
August 4, 2018
How would one differentiate between "Are you making cheese?" And "Do you make cheese?"
February 22, 2019
You would need to add something to clarify your meaning. For example:
- Dych chi wrthi'n gwneud caws? - Are you [in the middle of] making cheese?
- Dych chi'n gwneud caws heddiw? - Are you making some cheese today?
- Dych chi'n gwneud caws [yn gyson/bob wythnos/yn aml]? - Do you make cheese [regularly/every week/often]?
February 22, 2019
