"I do not like bacon."

Translation: Dw i ddim yn hoffi bacwn.

[JonathayDongle]

Why does 'yn' come before "hoffi" and not 'bacwn'?

[mizinamo]

It's a particle that links a predicate (such as the verb hoffi) to a form of bod ("to be") such as dw. So it comes before the predicate.

It can also come before other kinds of predicates besides verbs, especially adjectives: Mae Siân yn hapus "Siân is happy".

[Vinibauz]

...Said no one ever

[rmcode]

Although vegetarians (llysieuwyr) may have this opinion.