Canolbwyntio = to concentrate
Cwch = boat
Diflasu ar = to have a surfeit of (to get bored with, have enough of)
Teulu = family
Addas = suitable
Coedwig = forest, woodland
Dodrefn = furniture
Ymlaen = onwards, forwards
Pleidleisio = to vote
Dw i’n casglu stampiau tramor a Phrydeinig ar gyfer elusen.
Mae ast fy nghymydog yn hoffi rhedeg ar y traeth.
Mae fy ymchwil am fy hanes teulu yn ddiddorol iawn ond hefyd yn anodd.
Dw i’n gwneud y golchi oherwydd bod fy ngwraig yn sâl.
Rhaid i mi wneud fy ffurflenni treth hunan asesiad heb gamgymeriadau cyn Nadolig.
Mae’r plant yn dangos i Taid sut i chwarae gêm newydd gan ddefnyddio ei fawd yn unig.
Diolch i ffrind hyfryd, Meryl, a’i gŵr, John, dw i’n mwynhau gwyliau yn Sbaen, mae’r tywydd yn hyfryd ac yn heulog ond, dw i’n caru’r diwylliant Sbaeneg, mae’r diwylliant yn ddiddorol a dramatig.
Cyn i mi ymddeol dw i’n derbyn papur pleidleisio i fynd ar streic, a dw i’n darllen y papur pleidleisio a dw i’n cael cur pen, a dw i’n mynd mewn i’r twb poeth er mwyn ymlacio, yna mynd i eistedd yn y lolfa lle dw i’n darllen y papur pleidleisio ond mae’n ddiflas ac mae’n gwneud i mi eisiau pendwmpian.
Anodd = hard, difficult
Cymydog = neighbour
Ar gyfer = on behalf of, for
Ymarfer = to practise, to exercise
Camgymeriadau = mistakes
Taid = grandfather
Chwant bwyd = hunger
Diwylliant = culture
Cyn ymddeol = before retiring
Hunanasesiad = self-assessment
Plant = children
Rhedeg = to run
Pobl gyfeillgar = friendly people
Twb poeth = hot tub
Ymchwil = research
Cyfleoedd = opportunities
Tramor = foreign/abroad/overseas
Prydeinig = British
Ffurflen, ffurflenni (b) = form
Traeth = beach
Gemau = games
Pendwmpian = to nod off, to doze
Gwyliau = holidays
Cymorth cyflym = quick help
Hanes teulu = family history
Elusen (b) = charity
Problem a datrysiad = problem and solution
Geiriau’r Wythnos 9/10/20
Treth (b) = tax
Papur pleidleisio = voting paper
Bawd = thumb
Ast (b) = female dog, bitch
Casglu = to collect
Diddorol = interesting
Mwynhau = to enjoy
At the end of each month we will publish some of our learners’ sentences – ones they have formed from their chosen “Word of the Week.” Ar ddiwedd bob mis byddwn yn cyhoeddi rhai o frawddegau ein dysgwyr – wedi eu ffurfio ar sail eu “Geiriau’r Wythnos.”
Ga i bysgod a sglodion fel prif gwrs? May I have fish and chips as the main course?
Dw i’n anghofio sut i ddefnyddio’r collnod! I forget how to use the apostrophe!
Mae ‘na bysgod wibli wobli yng Ngorllewin Awstralia sy’n las a pheryglus. There are jelly fish in Western Australia that are blue and dangerous.
Mae gen i wahoddiad i barti penblwydd, a dyma’r anrhegion. I have an invitation to a birthday party, and here are the presents.
Dan ni’n mwynhau cerddoriaeth canu gwlad bob nos Fawrth efo ffrindiau, ond dim ar hyn o bryd. We enjoy country music with friends every Tuesday night, but not at the moment.
Dw i’n gwneud y golchi achos fy mod i’n ŵr tŷ, achos mae fy ngwraig yn sâl. I do the washing because I’m a househusband because my wife is ill.
Peryglus – dangerous
Canu gwlad – country music
Ynys – island
Prif gwrs – main course
Gwaith tŷ – housework
Defnyddio – to use
Gwahodd – to invite
Manylion = details
Angenrheidiol = necessary
Nôl = fetch
Braidd = rather, somewhat, hardly, almost, just
O heddiw ymlaen, dan ni’n sefydlu nodwedd newydd, gyson ar ein tudalen Facebook ac ar ein gwefan: Geiriau’r wythnos. Dyma’r rhai cyntaf:
From today on, we are establishing a new, regular feature on our Facebook page and on our website: Words of the Week. Here are the first ones:
Pysgod a sglodion = fish and chips. Often shortened to “sgod a sglods.”
Daufiniog = double edged
Cyflawni = to accomplish, achieve, complete, fulfil
Cyngerdd = concert
Anrhegion = presents
Gwerthfawrogi = to appreciate
Chwit-chwat = fickle, changeable, not dependable
Gorchudd wyneb = face covering
Cerddoriaeth = music
Pwytho = to stitch
Collnod = apostrophe
Diddorol = interesting
Cerflun = statue
Tro bedol = u turn
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