Title: LinguaCommons / Endangered / Welsh (Cymraeg) (from English)

Front: Helô
Back: Hello
Example: Helô!
ExampleTranslation: Hello!
Notes: Also Shwmae / S'mae (informal).
Category: Greetings

Front: Bore da
Back: Good morning
Example: Bore da!
ExampleTranslation: Good morning!
Category: Greetings

Front: Prynhawn da
Back: Good afternoon
Example: Prynhawn da!
ExampleTranslation: Good afternoon!
Category: Greetings

Front: Noswaith dda
Back: Good evening
Example: Noswaith dda!
ExampleTranslation: Good evening!
Category: Greetings

Front: Nos da
Back: Good night
Example: Nos da!
ExampleTranslation: Good night!
Category: Greetings

Front: Hwyl fawr
Back: Goodbye
Example: Hwyl fawr!
ExampleTranslation: Goodbye!
Notes: Also just Hwyl.
Category: Greetings

Front: Croeso
Back: Welcome
Example: Croeso i Gymru!
ExampleTranslation: Welcome to Wales!
Notes: Note mutation: Cymru → Gymru.
Category: Greetings

Front: Diolch
Back: Thank you
Example: Diolch yn fawr.
ExampleTranslation: Thank you very much.
Category: Greetings

Front: Os gwelwch yn dda
Back: Please
Example: Te, os gwelwch yn dda.
ExampleTranslation: Tea, please.
Notes: Formal/polite form.
Category: Phrases

Front: Ie
Back: Yes
Example: Ie.
ExampleTranslation: Yes.
Notes: Welsh yes/no usually echoes the verb; ie/nage are general forms.
Category: Phrases

Front: Nage
Back: No
Example: Nage.
ExampleTranslation: No.
Category: Phrases

Front: Esgusodwch fi
Back: Excuse me
Example: Esgusodwch fi.
ExampleTranslation: Excuse me.
Category: Phrases

Front: Mae'n ddrwg gen i
Back: I'm sorry
Example: Mae'n ddrwg gen i.
ExampleTranslation: I'm sorry.
Category: Phrases

Front: Sut wyt ti?
Back: How are you?
Notes: Informal; formal Sut dych chi?
Category: Phrases

Front: Da iawn, diolch
Back: Very well, thanks
Example: Da iawn, diolch.
ExampleTranslation: Very well, thanks.
Category: Phrases

Front: Iechyd da
Back: Cheers (good health)
Example: Iechyd da!
ExampleTranslation: Cheers!
Notes: A toast.
Category: Phrases

Front: Beth yw dy enw di?
Back: What's your name?
Category: Phrases

Front: ... yw fy enw i
Back: My name is ...
Example: Megan yw fy enw i.
ExampleTranslation: My name is Megan.
Category: Phrases

Front: Dw i'n dy garu di
Back: I love you
Example: Dw i'n dy garu di.
ExampleTranslation: I love you.
Notes: Note mutation caru → garu.
Category: Phrases

Front: Dw i ddim yn deall
Back: I don't understand
Example: Dw i ddim yn deall.
ExampleTranslation: I don't understand.
Category: Phrases

Front: Wyt ti'n siarad Cymraeg?
Back: Do you speak Welsh?
Category: Phrases

Front: Ble mae...?
Back: Where is...?
Example: Ble mae'r orsaf?
ExampleTranslation: Where is the station?
Category: Phrases

Front: Dw i'n dysgu Cymraeg
Back: I'm learning Welsh
Example: Dw i'n dysgu Cymraeg.
ExampleTranslation: I'm learning Welsh.
Category: Phrases

Front: un
Back: one
Category: Numbers

Front: dau
Back: two
Notes: Feminine form dwy.
Category: Numbers

Front: tri
Back: three
Notes: Feminine form tair.
Category: Numbers

Front: pedwar
Back: four
Notes: Feminine form pedair.
Category: Numbers

Front: pump
Back: five
Category: Numbers

Front: chwech
Back: six
Category: Numbers

Front: saith
Back: seven
Category: Numbers

Front: wyth
Back: eight
Category: Numbers

Front: naw
Back: nine
Category: Numbers

Front: deg
Back: ten
Category: Numbers

Front: ugain
Back: twenty
Notes: Traditional vigesimal system.
Category: Numbers

Front: cant
Back: hundred
Category: Numbers

Front: i
Back: I / me
Example: Dw i'n hapus.
ExampleTranslation: I am happy.
Notes: Also fi.
Category: Pronouns

Front: ti
Back: you (singular)
Notes: Familiar.
Category: Pronouns

Front: e
Back: he
Notes: Also fe / o (north).
Category: Pronouns

Front: hi
Back: she
Category: Pronouns

Front: ni
Back: we
Category: Pronouns

Front: chi
Back: you (plural/polite)
Category: Pronouns

Front: nhw
Back: they
Category: Pronouns

Front: mam
Back: mother
Category: Family

Front: tad
Back: father
Category: Family

Front: chwaer
Back: sister
Category: Family

Front: brawd
Back: brother
Category: Family

Front: plentyn
Back: child
Notes: Plural plant.
Category: Family

Front: teulu
Back: family
Category: Family

Front: merch
Back: girl / daughter
Category: Family

Front: bachgen
Back: boy
Category: Family

Front: mab
Back: son
Category: Family

Front: dŵr
Back: water
Category: Common nouns

Front: bara
Back: bread
Category: Common nouns

Front: tŷ
Back: house
Notes: Circumflex marks a long vowel.
Category: Common nouns

Front: ci
Back: dog
Category: Common nouns

Front: cath
Back: cat
Category: Common nouns

Front: dydd
Back: day
Category: Common nouns

Front: nos
Back: night
Category: Common nouns

Front: haul
Back: sun
Category: Common nouns

Front: lleuad
Back: moon
Category: Common nouns

Front: môr
Back: sea
Category: Common nouns

Front: tân
Back: fire
Category: Common nouns

Front: llyfr
Back: book
Category: Common nouns

Front: iaith
Back: language
Category: Common nouns

Front: gwlad
Back: country
Category: Common nouns

Front: ffrind
Back: friend
Category: Common nouns

Front: bwyd
Back: food
Category: Common nouns

Front: coch
Back: red
Category: Colours

Front: gwyrdd
Back: green
Category: Colours

Front: glas
Back: blue
Category: Colours

Front: du
Back: black
Category: Colours

Front: gwyn
Back: white
Category: Colours

Front: melyn
Back: yellow
Category: Colours

Front: bod
Back: to be
Notes: Irregular; core verb.
Category: Verbs

Front: mynd
Back: to go
Category: Verbs

Front: cael
Back: to have / get
Category: Verbs

Front: bwyta
Back: to eat
Category: Verbs

Front: yfed
Back: to drink
Category: Verbs

Front: gweld
Back: to see
Category: Verbs

Front: siarad
Back: to speak
Category: Verbs

Front: caru
Back: to love
Category: Verbs

Front: hoffi
Back: to like
Category: Verbs