Uned 2

Dw i’n hoffi coffi                 
I like coffee

Wyt ti’n hoffi coffi?             

Do you like coffee?

Dw i ddim yn hoffi coffi      

I don’t like coffee

Ydw             

Yes (I do)

Nac ydw      

No (I don’t)

Brawddeg llawn / Full sentence

Ydw, dw i’n hoffi coffi                                 

Yes, I like coffee

Nac ydw, dw i ddim yn hoffi coffi               

No, I don’t like coffee

Beth dych chi’n hoffi                                   

What do you like?

Beth dych chi’n hoffi wneud?                     

What do you like doing?

Beth dych chi’n hoffi ar y teledu?              

What do you like on television?

Beth dych chi ddim yn hoffi?                      

What don’t you like?

‘Dyn ni’n hoffi coffi                     

We like coffee

‘Dyn ni ddim yn hoffi coffi              

We don’t like coffee

Dych chi’n hoffi coffi?                     

Do you like coffee? (formal)

Ydyn            

Yes (We do)

Nac ydyn     

No (We don’t)

Dydd Llun Monday

Dydd Mawrth Tuesday

Dydd Mercher Wednesday

Dydd Iau Thursday

Dydd Gwener Friday

Dydd Sadwrn Saturday

Dydd Sul Sunday

Dw i'n gyrru (I'm driving)

Dw i'n hoffi gyrru (I like driving) 

Beth dych chi'n wneud? (What are you doing?)

This is an open question, therefore you don't need a 'yes' or 'no' response.

ANSWER - Dw i'n gyrru (I'm driving)

Dych chi'n gyrru? (Are you driving?)

This is a specific question which is asking whether you're driving or not, therefore would need a 'yes' or 'no' response 

ANSWERS - Ydw, dw i'n gyrru (Yes I am driving)

Nac ydw, dw i ddim yn gyrru (No, I'm not driving)  

This works the same for the other patterns

HOFFI (to like) 

Beth dych chi'n hoffi wneud? (What do you like doing?)

Dw i'n hoffi cerdded (I like walking) 

Dych chi'n hoffi cerdded? (Do you like walking?)

Ydw, dw i'n hoffi cerdded (Yes I do like walking)

Nac ydw, dw i ddim yn hoffi cerdded (No, I don't like walking) 

Follow up questions

In order to develop the patterns you’ve learned into a conversations by the end of Unit 2, you do have enough Welsh to ask follow up questions using the simple patterns that you’ve learned

Here are a few examples

A:     Beth dych chi’n wneud dydd Sadwrn (What do you do on Saturday?)

B:     Dw i’n siopa dydd Sadwrn (I shop on Saturday)

Follow up (by listening to the answer given, person A can now ask a variety of questions)

A:     Ble dych chi’n siopa? (Where do you shop?)

B:     Dw i’n siopa yn Tesco ? (I shop at Tesco)

A:     Dych chi’n hoffi siopa? (Do you like shopping)

B:     Ydw, dw i’n hoffi siopa( (Yes, I do like shopping)

A:     Beth dych chi’n prynu (What do you buy?)

B:     Dw i’n prynu bwyd (I buy food)

Here’s another example

A.     Beth dych chi’n hoffi wneud? (What do you like doing?)

B.     Dw i’n hoffi cerdded (I like walking)

A      Ble dych chi’n cerdded (Where do you walk?)

B      Dw i’n cerdded yn y parc (I walk in park)

A      Pryd dych chi’n cerdded?  (When do you walk?)

B      Dw i’n cerdded dydd Llun  (I walk on Monday)