Pronouns

Welsh Lesson 8 (Pronouns and Travel)

Duration: 30 mins

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The 8th lesson contains the Welsh pronouns including the subject, object and possessive forms. In addition, you will find a vocabulary list about travel and finally some general common phrases. I will try to give examples using both vocabulary and grammar. That way it will be easy for you to see the words when they are separate and when they are in a sentence. Going through the whole page should take about 30 min. Make sure to read the pronunciation and hear the audio as well. If you have any question about this course, please email me directly at Welsh Classes.

Pronouns

Pronouns are a must to learn because they are part of almost every sentence. They make up about 20% of the daily language use which includes the subject, object and possessive pronoun. If there is an lesson you should NOT skip, this would be one of them.

We will start with the subject pronouns since it's the most used of the 4 forms that you might come across or use very often. The table contains 3 columns (English, Welsh, and Audio). Make sure you repeat each word after hearing it by either clicking on the audio button or by reading the pronunciation. That should help with memorization as well as improving your pronunciation.

Subject Pronouns in Welsh

Pronouns Welsh
Ifi
Youti
Heef
Shehi
Weni
You (plural)chi
Theynhw
I love youRwy'n dy garu di
She is beautifulMay hi'n brydferth
They are dancingMae nhw'n dawnsio
We are happyRydym ni'n hapus

Object pronouns are another important one you should make sure you master.

Object Pronouns in Welsh

Pronouns Welsh
Mefi
Youti
Himef
Herhi
Usni
You (plural)chi
Themnhw
Can you call us?Allwch chi ffonio ni?
Give me your phone numberRho dy rhif ffôn i mi
I can give you my emailGalla i roi fy nghyfeiriad ebost i ti
Tell him to call meDwed wrtho i fy ngalw/ ffonio i

Now we will discuss the possessive pronoun also called possessive determiners which is very straight forward and self explanatory. You use it when you want to express that something belongs to you but usually it comes before a noun.

Possessive Pronouns Welsh

Pronouns Welsh
Myfy
Yourdy
Hisei
Herei
Ourein
Your (plural)eich
Theireu
His email is...Ei gyfeiriad ebost ydy...
My phone number is...Fy rhif ffôn ydy...
Our dream is to visit SpainEin breuddwyd ni ydy i deithio i Sbaen...
Their country is beautifulMae eu gwlad yn brydferth

Questions?

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As for the possessive case of the pronoun, it is used differently because it does not have to come before a noun. Check out the examples!

Possessive Case of the Pronoun in Welsh

Pronouns Welsh
Minefy un i
Yoursdy un di
Hisei un ef
Hersei un hi
Oursein un ni
Yours (plural)eich un chi
Theirseu un nhw
Is this pen yours?Ai dy ysgrifbin di ydy hwn?
The book is mineFy llyfr i ydy hwn
The shoes are hersEi esgidiau hi ydyn nhw
Victory is oursEin buddugoliaeth ni ydy hon

Vocabulary List about Travel

Below is a list of 31 words and expressions related to travel such as means of transportation, lodging and tourism. If you memorize them by heart, you will be able to get around the country and ask for directions much easier than if you did not.

Travel List in Welsh

Travel Welsh
Airplaneawyren
Airportmaes awyr
Busbws
Bus stationgorsaf fysiau
Carcar
Flightehediad
For businessar gyfer busnes
For pleasurear gyfer pleser
Help Deskdesg gymorth
Hotelgwesty
Luggagebagiau
Parkingparcio
Passporttrwydded deithio/ pasbort
Reservationcadwedigaeth
Taxitacsi
Tickettocyn
To travelteithio
Tourismtwristiaeth
Train (noun)trên
Train stationgorsaf drenau
By trainmewn tren
By carmewn car
By busmewn bws
By taximewn tacsi
By airplanemewn awyren

Daily Conversation in Welsh

Finally, a list of sentences that you might need or see often. For a complete list of commonly used sentences, please visit our Welsh Phrases page. Enjoy!

Common Expressions in Welsh

English Welsh
Do you accept credit cards?Ydych chi'n derbyn cardiau credyd?
How much will it cost?Faint ydy hyn yn costi?
I have a reservationRwyf wedi archebu bwrdd
I'd like to rent a carHoffwn i rhenti car
I'm here on business / on vacation.Rwyf wedi dod yma ar fusnes/ ar fy ngwyliau
Is this seat taken?Ydy'r sedd yma yn rhydd?
It was nice meeting youRoedd yn bleser i gwrdd a chi
Take this! (when giving something)Cymerwch hwn!
Do you like it?Ydych chi'n ei hoffi?
I really like it!Rwy'n ei hoffi yn fawr iawn!
I'm just kiddingDim ond chwarae ydw i
I'm hungryMae chwant bwyd arna i
I'm thirstyMae angen diod arnai

Fun Facts

Language Quote: Approximately one new word is added to the English language every two hours and around 4,000 new words are added to the English dictionary every year..

Congratulations! You finished your 8th lesson in Welsh about the pronouns, and travel expressions. Are you ready for the next lesson? We recommend Welsh Lesson 9. You can also simply click on one of the links below or go back to our Learn Welsh homepage.

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