91福利社 Wales - Catchphrase -


91福利社 - Catchphrase - Ysbyty Brynaber - Week 11 Week 11 - Main grammatical points Tags Have you noticed some of the tags used by the characters? Tags are phrases like 'you know... you see' said usually at the end of clauses or sentences. 'Dyna beth o'dd yn achosi'r gwres uchel, t'wel' - that's what was causing the high temperature, you see. T'wel' - ti'n gweld - you see. You might also hear 'Ch'wel' - 'Chi'n gweld' These tags can also be used as means of confirming a statement, e.g. It's raining, isn't it? In Welsh 'isnt it' is translated on'd ydy or o'nd ydy hi which is sometimes abbreviated in North Wales to tydy Mae'n bwrw glaw tydi These tags obviously depend on verb tense and person e.g. Rydw i'n dwp on'd ydw i Rwyt ti'n hwyr, on'd wyt Maen nhw'n dost, on'd ydyn Rydych chin perthyn on'd ydych Roeddet tin meddwl on'd oeddet ti 驰苍迟锚 Emphatic sentences are followed by ynt锚 in all tenses Ti oedd yn gyrru ynt锚 Ti dorrodd y cwpan ynt锚 Ar We have already looked at the prepositions 'o' and wrth and see how they change when used with a pronoun. 'Ar' meaning 'on' is another preposition which changes with every pronoun. Here's the pattern in full: arna i arnat ti arno fe/fo arni hi arnon ni arnoch chi arnyn nhw Gwahodd Agnes invites Jenny for supper. To invite - 'gwahodd'. In spoken Welsh 'gwahodd' is often pronounced 'gwadd': Agnes - 'Wy wedi gwadd Jenny Saunders i swper' To invite - gwahodd/gwadd Invitation - gwahoddiad Useful Expressions when discussing hospital matters: Llwyd - grey/pale Gwan - weak Gwres - temperature Dioddef - to suffer Niwed - damage Asgwrn - bone Canlyniadau - results Eli - ointment, salve Holliach - completely healthy
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