Welsh prepositions of time, much like their English counterparts, play a crucial role in expressing when events occur. Mastering these prepositions is essential for anyone looking to achieve fluency in Welsh, as they are frequently used in both everyday conversation and written communication. Whether you're discussing when an event will take place, recounting historical events, or planning future activities, a solid understanding of Welsh time prepositions will greatly enhance your ability to convey precise information. In these exercises, we will explore various Welsh prepositions of time, such as "am," "ar," "yn," and "erioed," among others. Each exercise is designed to reinforce your understanding through practical application, helping you to recognize and use these prepositions correctly in different contexts. By practicing these exercises, you'll gain confidence in your ability to use Welsh prepositions of time accurately, making your conversations and writing more natural and effective. Dive in, and let's start honing your skills in this fundamental aspect of the Welsh language.
1. Byddaf yn mynd ar wyliau *yn* haf (preposition for "in" used with seasons).
2. Rydw i'n codi *am* saith o'r gloch bob bore (preposition for "at" used with specific times).
3. Mae'r cyfarfod *ar* ddydd Llun (preposition for "on" used with days of the week).
4. Byddwn ni'n cychwyn *yn* y prynhawn (preposition for "in" used with parts of the day).
5. Mae'r dosbarthiadau'n dechrau *am* naw y bore (preposition for "at" used with specific times).
6. Rydw i'n gweithio *ar* ddydd Mawrth a dydd Iau (preposition for "on" used with days of the week).
7. Bydd y cyngerdd *yn* y nos (preposition for "in" used with parts of the day).
8. Mae hi'n rhedeg *am* chwech o'r gloch yn y bore (preposition for "at" used with specific times).
9. Byddwn yn cyfarfod *ar* ddydd Gwener (preposition for "on" used with days of the week).
10. Rydw i'n mynd ar wyliau *yn* yr haf (preposition for "in" used with seasons).
1. Bydd y cyngerdd yn dechrau *am* wyth o'r gloch (preposition for time).
2. Mae'r siop yn cau *am* chwech (preposition for time).
3. Rydw i'n mynd i'r gwaith *ar* ddydd Llun (preposition for day of the week).
4. Mae hi'n dysgu Cymraeg *yn* y prynhawn (preposition for part of the day).
5. Fe wnaethon ni gyfarfod *ar* y penwythnos (preposition for the weekend).
6. Byddaf yn gorffen y prosiect *cyn* diwedd yr wythnos (preposition for before).
7. Rydyn ni'n mynd ar wyliau *yn* yr haf (preposition for season).
8. Byddaf yn ymarfer chwaraeon *ar* ddydd Mercher (preposition for day of the week).
9. Mae'r digwyddiad yn digwydd *ar* y 10fed o Hydref (preposition for date).
10. Rydw i'n hoffi darllen *yn* y bore (preposition for part of the day).
1. Rwy'n mynd i'r ysgol *yn y bore* (clue: time of day).
2. Byddwn yn cwrdd â chi *ar ddydd Llun* (clue: day of the week).
3. Mae'r cyfarfod yn dechrau *am dri o'r gloch* (clue: specific time).
4. Rwy'n hoffi mynd i redeg *yn y prynhawn* (clue: time of day).
5. Bydd y gêm bêl-droed *yn ystod y penwythnos* (clue: part of the week).
6. Mae hi'n ymarfer y piano *bob dydd Mawrth* (clue: day of the week).
7. Bydd y dosbarth yoga *ar ôl y gwaith* (clue: after a daily activity).
8. Rwy'n bwyta cinio *am hanner dydd* (clue: midday).
9. Byddwn ni'n dathlu'r Nadolig *ar y 25ain o Ragfyr* (clue: specific date).
10. Rwy'n codi *yn gynnar yn y bore* (clue: early time of day).
