Internet & WiFi

1. Oes Wi-Fi am ddim yma?

   Is there free Wi-Fi here?

   Usage

   Used to ask about free Wi-Fi at cafés, hotels, or public places

   Grammar Note

   "Am ddim" = "free of charge". "Oes" introduces existential questions ("is there...?")

2. Beth yw'r cyfrinair Wi-Fi?

   What is the Wi-Fi password?

   Usage

   Used to ask for the Wi-Fi password

   Grammar Note

   "Cyfrinair" = "cyfrin" (secret) + "gair" (word). "Yw'r" is a contracted "yw" (is) + "yr" (the)

3. Mae angen i mi wefru fy ffôn.

   I need to charge my phone.

   Usage

   Used when needing to charge a mobile phone

   Grammar Note

   "Gwefru" → "wefru": after "Mae angen i mi", soft mutation occurs (gw→w)

4. Alla i fenthyg eich gwefrydd?

   Can I borrow your charger?

   Usage

   Used to borrow a charger

   Grammar Note

   After "Alla i", soft mutation: "benthyg" → "fenthyg" (b→f). "Eich" = your (plural/formal)

5. Sut alla i gysylltu â'r rhyngrwyd?

   How can I connect to the internet?

   Usage

   Used to ask how to get online

   Grammar Note

   After "alla i", soft mutation: "cysylltu" → "gysylltu" (c→g). "Rhyngrwyd" = "between-net"

6. Mae'r signal yn wan iawn yma.

   The signal is very weak here.

   Usage

   Used to explain poor signal strength

   Grammar Note

   After the particle "yn", adjectives undergo soft mutation: "gwan" → "wan" (g drops)

7. Oes rhyngrwyd symudol yn yr ardal hon?

   Is there mobile internet in this area?

   Usage

   Used to check mobile data availability in rural areas

   Grammar Note

   "Hon" (this, feminine) follows "ardal" (a feminine noun). Welsh demonstratives agree in gender

8. Alla i ddefnyddio eich cyfrifiadur?

   Can I use your computer?

   Usage

   Used to ask permission to use someone's computer

   Grammar Note

   After "Alla i", soft mutation: "defnyddio" → "ddefnyddio" (d→dd)

9. Ydy'r cysylltiad rhyngrwyd yn araf?

   Is the internet connection slow?

   Usage

   Used to ask about connection speed

   Grammar Note

   "Ydy'r" = "ydy" (is) + "'r" (the). "Yn araf" — particle "yn" links the verb to the adjective

10. Oes siopau technoleg gerllaw?

    Are there tech shops nearby?

    Usage

    Used to find nearby technology or electronics shops

    Grammar Note

    "Siop" (shop) → "siopau" (plural, -au ending). "Gerllaw" = "nearby" (adverb)

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