The Dysgwr's Diary, Part Five: Short ConversationsHere's an example, using a conversation I had this past Thursday with the gorgeous, tasty, lovely, dark-haired Elen. Again, the first version is the one that actually took place. See how many of my mistakes you can spot-grammatical mistakes, not social faux pas-before scrolling down to the corrected dialogue. If you don't understand a vocabulary word, try an online dictionary such as the one on BBC's Learn Welsh site Dafydd: Wel, helo Elen, sut ydy ti? Now, here's my corrected version of the dialogue. I've put the corrected words or phrases in bold. Most of them are incorrect mutations, verb form problems, or pronoun problems. Dafydd: Wel, helo Elen, sut wyt ti? Did you find all the mistakes? Believe me, it took me a while to figure out some of the more nit-picky problems. I'm not sure I'll ever figure out when to use "yn" or not. On the other hand (ar y llaw arall yn Gymraeg), I am sure I made a distinct impression on Elen. Please browse the articles page for previous installments of the Dysgwr's Diary.
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