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100 Top Words Flashcards

1
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after

A

wedi

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2
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after

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wedyn, yna; You can also use “ar ol”.

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3
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again

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eto

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all

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holl

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5
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almost

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bron

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6
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also

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hefyd

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7
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always

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bob amser (each time)

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8
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always

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trwy’r amser (all the time)

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9
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and

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a, ac

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10
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because

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oherwydd; achos (in conversation, also means cause.)

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11
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before

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cyn

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12
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before

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cynt

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13
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big

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mawr

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14
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but

A

ond

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15
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(I) can

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gallu

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16
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(I) come

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dod

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17
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either

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y ddau, naill ai; (ychwaith is ‘neither’)

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18
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or

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neu

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19
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(I) find

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ffeindo; ffindo; darganfod (to discover)

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20
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first

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cyntaf

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21
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for

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am

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22
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for

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oherwydd

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23
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friend

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ffrind

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24
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from

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o, oddi, gan, oddi wrth

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25
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(I) go

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mynd

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26
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good

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da

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27
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goodbye

A

hwyl fawr

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28
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happy

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hapus

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29
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(I) have

A

cael (not possession - use ‘gyda’ construction)

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30
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he

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e

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31
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hello

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helo

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32
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here

A

yma; Can also use “fan hyn” ~(lit. “this place”)

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33
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how

A

sut

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34
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I

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fi

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35
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(I) am

A

dw i; (in conversation, ‘fi yn’ is more natural, but is not acceptable in buisness writing.)

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36
Q

if

A

os

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37
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in

A

yn, mewn

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38
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in

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i mewn

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39
Q

(I) know

A

gwybod

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40
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last

A

lest

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41
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last

A

olaf

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42
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(I) like

A

hoffi

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43
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little

A

bach

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44
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(I) love

A

cariad

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45
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(I) make

A

gwneud

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46
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many

A

llawer

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47
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one

A

un

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48
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more

A

rhagor

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49
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more

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mwy

50
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most

A

mwyaf

51
Q

most

A

yn bennaf (‘mainly’ or ‘mostly’)

52
Q

much

A

llawer

53
Q

much

A

llawer, mawr

54
Q

much

A

yn fawr

55
Q

my

A

fy

56
Q

new

A

newydd

57
Q

no

A

na

58
Q

no

A

nid, dim

59
Q

no

A

na, nid, nage

60
Q

not

A

na(c ), ni(d), na(d)

61
Q

now

A

nawr

62
Q

of

A

o, am

63
Q

off

A

ymaith, i ffwrdd

64
Q

off

A

oddi, oddi wrth, oddi ar

65
Q

often

A

yn aml

66
Q

on

A

ar

67
Q

on

A

ymlaen (means ‘forward’ - the only time it means ‘on’ is when refering to a device, eg ‘rho’r teledu ‘mlaen’’ (turn the TV on))

68
Q

only

A

unig

69
Q

only

A

yn unig, dim ond

70
Q

other

A

arall; (ad) dim

71
Q

other

A

dim

72
Q

our

A

ein

73
Q

out

A

allan; Verbally in the south use “mas”

74
Q

over

A

dros

75
Q

over

A

drosodd

76
Q

people

A

pobl; pronounced “pobol” - but the second “o” should never be written

77
Q

place

A

lle

78
Q

please

A

plis

79
Q

same

A

yr un peth

80
Q

(I) see

A

gweld

81
Q

she

A

hi

82
Q

so

A

fel, felly

83
Q

some

A

rhyw

84
Q

some

A

rhai;

85
Q

sometimes

A

weithiau

86
Q

still

A

tawel, llonydd; (‘tawel’ means still as in silent. To mean still as in not moving, use ‘llonydd’)

87
Q

such

A

y fath

88
Q

(I) tell

A

dweud

89
Q

thank you

A

diolch

90
Q

that

A

hwn, hwnnw

91
Q

the

A

y, yr, ‘r

92
Q

their

A

eu

93
Q

them

A

nhw

94
Q

then

A

yna; (c ) yna, hynny

95
Q

then

A

yna, hynny

96
Q

there is

A

mae ‘na, yno, yna, acw, dyna, (try using “mae ‘na” for a more natural feel.)

97
Q

they

A

nhw

98
Q

thing

A

peth

99
Q

(I) think

A

meddwl

100
Q

this

A

hwn, hon, hyn

101
Q

time

A

amser

102
Q

to

A

I, at; The phrase “tuag at” or just “tua” is used when meaning “towards”

103
Q

under

A

dan; (ad) danodd; Strictly it should be “o dan”, but danodd is fine verbally. Could be confused with “y ddanodd” - toothache!

104
Q

up

A

i fyny, i lan

105
Q

us

A

ni

106
Q

(I) use

A

defnyddio arfer, (“arfer” means “use” when refering to something done in the past that is no longer done. e.g. “ro’n i’n arfer cymryd y tr?n” translates to “I used to take the train”)

107
Q

very

A

iawn

108
Q

we

A

ni

109
Q

what

A

beth

110
Q

what

A

pa

111
Q

what

A

pa beth

112
Q

when

A

pryd

113
Q

where

A

ble

114
Q

which

A

a, y, yr; (inter pn) pa, p’un; (a) pa, p’run

115
Q

which

A

pa, p’un; (a) pa, p’run

116
Q

which

A

pa, p’run

117
Q

who

A

a, y, yr, pwy

118
Q

why

A

pam

119
Q

with

A

gyda

120
Q

yes

A

ie

121
Q

you

A

chi (ti); You only need to use “chi” when talking to shoolteachers, policemen, or prospective employers. It’s rapidly going out of use.

122
Q

your

A

eich, ‘ch

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