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About time
To ask someone's age, we say:
Beth ydy d'oedran di? Neu Beth ydy'ch oedran chi? | Dw i'n ddau ddeg naw oed. | I'm twenty nine years old. | | Dw i'n dri deg pump oed. | I'm thirty five years old. | | Mae e'n dair oed. | He's three years old. | | Mae hi'n bedair oed. | She's four years old. |
Cofiwch, mae treiglad meddal ar ôl yn / 'nMae blwyddyn yn fenywaidd - blwyddyn is feminine. We always use the feminine numbers when talking about age, regardless of the gender of the person.Pryd mae dy ben-blwydd di? Neu
Pryd mae'ch pen-blwydd chi?
When is your birthday?
Mae fy mhen-blwydd i ar Ragfyr tri deg
My birthday is on the thirtieth of December Cofiwch - mae treiglad meddal ar ôl "o". (Y cynta o Fai, yr ail o Orffennaf etc.)These days, it has become more acceptable to write dates numerically, but the traditional method is still widely used. Click on the RHIFAU pop-up to remind yourself of the traditional way of counting. Edrychwch - look at the chart below, for help to say the dates.
Gwrandewch ar y dyddiadau a llithrwch y llun cywir i'r blwch.
Geirfa: | Nos Galan. | New Year's Eve. | | Noson Tân Gwyllt. | Bonfire Night. |
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