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A / Ac - And
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When to use 'a' or 'ac' for 'and' in Welsh?
There are two forms of the word 'and' in Welsh. They do not differ in meaning. The two forms are:-
a
ac
Use ‘a’ when the next word starts with a consonant.
Brawd a chwaer - brother and sister
Dydd a nos - day and nightUse ‘ac’ when the next word starts with a vowel. The Welsh vowels are:- a, e, i, o, u, w, y
Misoedd ac wythnosau - months and weeks
Banana ac afal - banana and appleSome Welsh words use 'a' before them and not 'ac' even though they start with a consonant. We have not listed the exceptions to the above rule here as it is probably easier to acquaint yourself with them as you go along.
( conjunctions / cysyllteiriau )
