Mastering the nuances of the Welsh language requires a keen understanding of its unique grammatical structures, and one of the most intriguing aspects is the use of emphatic sentences. Emphatic sentences in Welsh allow speakers to highlight or stress specific parts of a sentence, making their communication more dynamic and expressive. Unlike in English, where emphasis is often conveyed through vocal stress or word order, Welsh uses distinct grammatical constructions to achieve this effect. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, gaining proficiency in this area will significantly enhance your ability to convey meaning and emotion in your conversations. Our practical exercises are designed to help you grasp the concept of emphatic sentences in Welsh through a series of engaging and challenging activities. By practicing with a variety of sentence structures and contexts, you'll learn how to effectively emphasize different elements within a sentence, such as subjects, objects, and verbs. These exercises will not only deepen your understanding of Welsh grammar but also improve your overall fluency and confidence in speaking the language. Dive into our exercises to start making your Welsh sentences more impactful and expressive today.
1. Mae *fi* yn hoffi coffi (personal pronoun for "I").
2. Fi yw'r *athro* yn yr ysgol hon (word for "teacher").
3. *Hi* yw'r ferch sy'n chwarae'r piano (personal pronoun for "she").
4. *Ni* yw'r tîm gorau yn y gêm (personal pronoun for "we").
5. Ti yw'r *enillydd* o'r wobr (word for "winner").
6. *Fe* yw'r bachgen sy'n rhedeg yn gyflym (personal pronoun for "he").
7. Mae nhw yn *brysur* iawn y dyddiau yma (word for "busy").
8. *Fi* ydy'r un sy'n caru'r gath (personal pronoun for "I").
9. Hi yw'r *feddyg* gorau yn y ddinas (word for "doctor" in feminine form).
10. *Ni* yw'r plant sy'n dysgu Cymraeg (personal pronoun for "we").
1. Fi yw'r un sy'n *caru* siocled (verb for loving).
2. Mae hi'n *dysgu* Cymraeg bob dydd (verb for learning).
3. Nhw yw'r rhai sy'n *ysgrifennu* llyfrau (verb for writing).
4. Ydych chi'n *mynd* i'r parti yfory (verb for going).
5. Mae'n rhaid i ni *ddysgu* mwy am hanes Cymru (verb for learning).
6. Dydy e ddim yn *hoffi* coffi (verb for liking).
7. Rydyn ni'n *gweithio* gyda'n gilydd ar y prosiect (verb for working).
8. Chi yw'r rhai sy'n *canu* yn y côr (verb for singing).
9. Mae hi'n *darllen* nofel newydd (verb for reading).
10. Fi yw'r un sy'n *goginio* swper (verb for cooking).
1. *Fi* sy'n hoffi coffi (Personal pronoun for "I").
2. *Ti* sy'n byw yn y tŷ mawr (Personal pronoun for "You" singular).
3. *Hi* sydd â'r llyfr (Personal pronoun for "She").
4. *Ni* sy'n mynd i'r ysgol (Personal pronoun for "We").
5. *Yntau* sy'n chwarae'r piano (Personal pronoun for "He").
6. *Hwy* sy'n darllen y papur newydd (Personal pronoun for "They").
7. *Y fi* sy'n caru canu (Emphatic form of "I").
8. *Y ti* sydd wedi gwneud y gwaith cartref (Emphatic form of "You" singular).
9. *Yntau* sy'n hoffi chwarae pêl-droed (Emphatic form of "He").
10. *Hithau* sydd yn y parc (Emphatic form of "She").
