Share a sentence or two in Y Lolfa forum where you practise using ‘cadw’ or one of the phrases above.
Remember, you can use ‘dal ati’ to encourage someone to ‘keep going’ too. Dal ati, bawb!
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Share a sentence or two in Y Lolfa forum where you practise using ‘cadw’ or one of the phrases above.
Remember, you can use ‘dal ati’ to encourage someone to ‘keep going’ too. Dal ati, bawb!
Is this where i share a sentence?
S’mae Di! You can share here or head over to the forums and share in Y Lolfa. https://tyfu-cymraeg.co.uk/forum/
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With all due respect, but, ‘saff’ sounds way to English. I want to learn Welsh, I would prefer cadw’n ddiogel. Even Google Translator offers that.
Hi Rwben, there are lots of English words used in Welsh, and saff is listed in the Welsh Academy dictionary as a familiar or colloquial term. If you’re searching for authenticity in your language then making use of colloquial words would be a good idea. Diogel, of course, another option. Croeso!
With all due respect, but the word ‘saff’ sounds way to English. Even google translation offers cadw’n ddiogel.