Mastering directional prepositions in Welsh is a crucial step for anyone striving to achieve fluency in this beautiful and complex language. Directional prepositions help convey precise locations, movements, and spatial relationships, making your conversations and writings more accurate and engaging. This page provides a variety of practical exercises designed to reinforce your understanding and usage of Welsh directional prepositions. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced learner, these exercises will help solidify your grasp of key prepositions such as "ar" (on), "dan" (under), "ar ben" (on top of), "tu ôl i" (behind), and many more. Each exercise is crafted to challenge and enhance your comprehension and application of these essential prepositions in different contexts. By practicing with real-life scenarios and sentences, you will develop the ability to use directional prepositions naturally and confidently in everyday conversations. Moreover, the exercises are structured to progressively build your skills, starting from simple sentences and advancing to more complex constructions. Dive in and start improving your Welsh directional prepositions today, and watch your language proficiency grow with each completed exercise.
1. Rydw i'n mynd *i'r* siop (preposition for "to the").
2. Mae'r llyfr ar y bwrdd *yn* ystafell (preposition for "in the").
3. Rydyn ni'n cerdded *ar* draws y parc (preposition for "across the").
4. Mae'r gath yn cysgu *o dan* y gadair (preposition for "under the").
5. Rhaid i chi fynd *dros* y bont (preposition for "over the").
6. Mae'r beic yn sefyll *wrth* y wal (preposition for "by the").
7. Mae'r gwely yn ystafell *uwchben* y gegin (preposition for "above the").
8. Rydyn ni'n byw *ger* y môr (preposition for "near the").
9. Mae'r ci yn rhedeg *drwy*'r cae (preposition for "through the").
10. Mae'r car wedi parcio *y tu allan* i'r tŷ (preposition for "outside the").
1. Rydw i'n cerdded *trwy* y parc (preposition meaning 'through').
2. Mae'r llyfr ar y bwrdd *ger* y ffenestr (preposition meaning 'near').
3. Aethon ni *i*'r dref ddoe (preposition meaning 'to').
4. Roedd y ci yn rhedeg *o amgylch* y tŷ (preposition meaning 'around').
5. Mae'r ysgol *wrth* y siop (preposition meaning 'by').
6. Rydw i'n byw *yn* Aberystwyth (preposition meaning 'in').
7. Mae'r bws yn mynd *i* Caerdydd (preposition meaning 'to').
8. Mae'r afon yn llifo *trwy* y coed (preposition meaning 'through').
9. Roedd y beic yn sefyll *yn erbyn* y wal (preposition meaning 'against').
10. Roedd y cath yn cuddio *o dan* y soffa (preposition meaning 'under').
1. Rydw i'n mynd *i*'r gwaith bob bore (directional preposition to indicate "to").
2. Y car yw'r un *ger* y tŷ (directional preposition to indicate "near").
3. Mae'r llyfr ar y bwrdd *ar* y silff (directional preposition to indicate "on").
4. Mae'r ci yn cysgu *dan* y bwrdd (directional preposition to indicate "under").
5. Rydw i'n cerdded *drwy*'r parc ar y ffordd adref (directional preposition to indicate "through").
6. Mae'r ysgol *wrth* y llyfrgell (directional preposition to indicate "by").
7. Roedd y plentyn yn eistedd *ymlaen* y car (directional preposition to indicate "in front of").
8. Mae'r bws yn symud *o*'r orsaf (directional preposition to indicate "from").
9. Mae'r siop *uwchben* y caffi (directional preposition to indicate "above").
10. Mae'r afon yn rhedeg *islaw*'r bont (directional preposition to indicate "below").
