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Thread #124341   Message #2748539
Posted By: Bryn Pugh
20-Oct-09 - 05:19 AM
Thread Name: folklore: Irish Language Query
Subject: RE: folklore: Irish Language Query
Jim - further.

"Yr wyf fi yn ddrwg", to me, would be "I am bad", meaning "I am sick".

"Y mae drwg i mi", on the other hand is, in Saesnaeg "there is bad with me".

I have found, when using the Google Saesneg i Cymraeg, thst it pays little if any heed to the necessary consonant mutations characteristic of Cymraeg.

e.g "Cymraeg" Gymraeg" "Chymraeg" ; NGhymraeg".

"Plaid" ; "Phlaid" "Blaid" Mhlaid" ;

"Teulu" ; Deulu".