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North Entry
Who, where, what?
There is no mutation after ble, but there is a mutation after pwy and beth: | Lle byddi di heno? | Where will you be tonight? | | Pwy fydd yn gofalu am y plant? | Who will look after the children? | | Pwy fydd yn coginio swper? | Who will cook supper? | | Beth fyddwn ni'n wneud? | What will we do? | | Beth fyddi di'n yfed? | What will you drink? |
If you have learnt the past tense you'll know that you drop the mi to indicate that a question is being asked:| Mi wnaethoch chi godi'n gynnar. | You got up early. | | Wnaethoch chi godi'n gynnar? | Did you get up early? |
This happens with the future tense as well: | Mi fyddwch chi yn y gwely erbyn 9.00. | You'll be in bed by 9.00. | | Fyddwch chi yn y gwely erbyn 9.00? | Will you be in bed by 9.00? |
To answer a question in the future tense we use the responses: | Bydda. | (Yes, I will be.) | | Na fydda. | (No, I won't be.)
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Fyddi di'n golchi'r llestri?
Will you be washing the dishes? | Na fydda! | Fyddi di'n glanhau'r popty?
Will you be cleaning the oven? | Bydda! |
If talking about another person the responses are different: Fydd hi yn y gwaith?
Will she be in work? | Bydd! | Fydd o'n mynd i siopa?
Will he be going shopping? | Na fydd! |
There is also a mutation at the beginning of a negative statement
Fydda i ddim
Fyddi di ddim
Fydd o / hi ddim
Fyddwn ni ddim
Fyddwch chi ddim
Fyddan nhw ddim| Fydda i ddim yn y gwaith heddiw. | I won't be in work today. |
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Welsh in the Workplace
