Adverbs 2 is the ninety-fourth (assuming read left to right) skill of the Welsh language tree and has three lessons. This skill teaches more adverbs and some more past tenses of common verbs like gwranda and the preposition am.
Grammar Notes[]
Am is conjugated like many other prepositions, and is conjugated similarly:
English | Welsh |
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for me | amdana i |
for you | amdanoch chi |
for you | amdanot ti |
for him | amdano fe/fo |
for her | amdani hi |
for us | amdanon ni |
for them | amdanyn nhw |
Lessons[]
Lesson 1[]
- tynnais i = I pulled
- tynn = tight
- sownd = sound
- uchel = loud
- canais i = I sang
- cysgais i = I slept
- gwenais i = I smiled
Lesson 2[]
- ymladdodd e/o/hi = he/she fought
- gadawodd e/o/hi = he left
- yn sydyn = suddenly
- gwrandawodd e/o/hi = he/she listened
- gwariodd e/o/hi = he/she spent (money)
- treuliodd e/o/hi = he/she spent (time)
- gamyneddgar = patient
- yn amyneddgar = patiently
Lesson 3[]
- dilyn = to follow
- ar frys = in a hurry
- edrych = to look
- cymharu = to compare
- dwer = brave
- yn ddwer = bravely
- dramor = abroad
Lesson 4[]
- amdana i = for me
- amdanat ti = for you
- amdani hi = for her
- amdano fe/fo = for him
- amdanoch chi = for you
- amdanyn nhw = for them
- amdanon ni = for us
References[]
Duolingo Lesson: www.duolingo.com/skill/cy/Adverbs2