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Iaith - Language

AmeriCymru » Geiriadur » Nouns » Iaith - Language


  • iaith - language     ieithoedd - languages n.f.

    sample sentence:  Dwi'n siarad yr hen iaith  ( I speak the old language )

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  • Nouns & Adjectives

    Adjectives always come after the noun in Welsh. There are few exceptions. Here are a some of the most important ones:-

    Hen - Old     Dwi'n siarad yr hen iaith ( I speak the old language )

    Hoff - Favourite     Dwi'n yfed fy hoff cwrw ( I am drinking my favourite beer )

    Prif - Chief / Main

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