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Welsh Reading Practice: Short Sentences

Short native Welsh sentences for reading practice, each paired with its English translation. Front: the Welsh sentence. Back: English translation.

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32 basic cards for Reading Welsh. It opens with "Bore da, sut wyt ti?" and "Dw i'n dda, diolch. A ti?". More Welsh at other levels is listed below.

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Bore da, sut wyt ti?
Show answerGood morning, how are you?
Dw i'n dda, diolch. A ti?
Show answerI'm well, thank you. And you?
Mae'r haul yn gwenu heddiw.
Show answerThe sun is shining today.
Rwy'n byw yng Nghymru.
Show answerI live in Wales.
Mae fy nheulu i'n fawr.
Show answerMy family is big.
Mae gen i frawd a chwaer.
Show answerI have a brother and a sister.
Dw i'n hoffi darllen llyfrau.
Show answerI like reading books.
Mae'r ci yn chwarae yn yr ardd.
Show answerThe dog is playing in the garden.
Aethon ni i'r dref ddoe.
Show answerWe went to town yesterday.
Prynais i fara a llaeth yn y siop.
Show answerI bought bread and milk at the shop.
Mae hi'n bwrw glaw heddiw, felly dw i'n aros gartref.
Show answerIt's raining today, so I am staying home.
Mae'r ysgol yn agor am naw o'r gloch.
Show answerThe school opens at nine o'clock.
Rydyn ni'n mynd i'r traeth yn yr haf.
Show answerWe go to the beach in the summer.
Mae Cymru yn wlad hardd iawn.
Show answerWales is a very beautiful country.
Siaradodd hi Gymraeg gyda'i mam-gu.
Show answerShe spoke Welsh with her grandmother.

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