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Yn ôl i wers 8 - Back to lesson 8 Gwers 9 / Lesson 9 Gender,
Numbers and Money
Ffion: Oes. Faint wyt ti isio? Alun: 'Sgen ti ddwy bunt? Ffion :Mae gen i bapur pum punt. Alun: Iawn. Diolch Wedyn / Later: Alun: Oes, mae gen i dair punt, ond dw i isio prynu beiro. Ffion :Faint ydy'r beiro? Alun: Tri deg ceiniog. Ffion: Felly, dw i isio dwy bunt a saith deg ceiniog yn ôl. (felly = therefore, yn ôl = back)Alun: Ond dw i isio prynu papur hefyd. Ffion: Alun, paid! Geirfa/Vocabulary dwy / two (feminine - see grammar section) dwy bunt / two pound tair / three(feminine - see grammar section) tair punt / three pounds prynu / to buy , buying pres / money (North Wales) Also means brass! arian / money (throughout Wales) Not used in the dialogue. Also means silver! faint / how much , how many ? faint ydy..? / how much is , how much are…? punt / pound (money) 'Sgen ti..? / Do you have (familiar form) papur / paper/note (money) papur pum punt / five pound note. (The final p on pump is dropped) newid / change (money). Also: to change/changing clothes beiro / biro (generic term for ball point pen) deg / ten tri deg / thirty (three tens) saith deg / seventy (seven tens) paid ! / don't !, stop it ! (familiar) Yn ôl i'r deialog - Back to the dialogue |
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