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okashii Saturday 26th of May 2007 06:30:04 AM
Verb \\ - The verbs are so difficult to conjugate. Can someone help me with the remaining forms of the verb \"to be\"

dw i
wyt ti
mae e/hi

? we?
dych chi
? they?

also i don\'t really understand how this verb changes when asking questions. I\'ve tried looking at some guides, but I don\'t really get it. apparently it\'s optional to miss of the \"d\" in dych: \"sut(d)ych chi?\" is this just a pronounciation thing or is it gramatical? :S

krake Sunday 27th of May 2007 11:33:29 PM
- According to my book (Walisisch - Wort fÃ¼r Wort) \"to be\" is conjugated as follows:

dw i
rwyt ti
mae e/hi

rydyn ni
rydych chi
maen nhw

Another source is here

It seems that there exists more than one solution to conjugate \"to be\". Probably because of differences between North and South Welsh.

Here is a short chapter about questions.

Hopefully a native speaker can clearify the problem soon.

okashii Wednesday 13th of June 2007 02:38:36 AM
- Thanks krake :)

I think i understand it now. It seems so confusing with all the different forms for questions etc. though lol :)

cheers

krake Saturday 16th of June 2007 03:36:43 PM
- Croeso :)

Hwyl!

Phrasebase Archive
	okashii	Saturday 26th of May 2007 06:30:04 AM
	Verb \\ - The verbs are so difficult to conjugate. Can someone help me with the remaining forms of the verb \"to be\" dw i wyt ti mae e/hi ? we? dych chi ? they? also i don\'t really understand how this verb changes when asking questions. I\'ve tried looking at some guides, but I don\'t really get it. apparently it\'s optional to miss of the \"d\" in dych: \"sut(d)ych chi?\" is this just a pronounciation thing or is it gramatical? :S
	krake	Sunday 27th of May 2007 11:33:29 PM
	- According to my book (Walisisch - Wort fÃ¼r Wort) \"to be\" is conjugated as follows: dw i rwyt ti mae e/hi rydyn ni rydych chi maen nhw Another source is here It seems that there exists more than one solution to conjugate \"to be\". Probably because of differences between North and South Welsh. Here is a short chapter about questions. Hopefully a native speaker can clearify the problem soon.
	okashii	Wednesday 13th of June 2007 02:38:36 AM
	- Thanks krake :) I think i understand it now. It seems so confusing with all the different forms for questions etc. though lol :) cheers
	krake	Saturday 16th of June 2007 03:36:43 PM
	- Croeso :) Hwyl!