Faint o'r gloch yw hi?
What time is it?
Usage
Asking the time
Grammar Note
Literally "how many of the clock"
Pa ddiwrnod o'r wythnos yw hi?
What day of the week is it?
Usage
Asking what day of the week it is
Grammar Note
Days: Llun(Mon), Mawrth(Tue), Mercher(Wed), Iau(Thu), Gwener(Fri), Sadwrn(Sat), Sul(Sun)
Heddiw / Yfory / Ddoe.
Today / Tomorrow / Yesterday.
Usage
Basic time reference words
Grammar Note
"ddoe" is the soft-mutated form of "doe"
Yr wythnos hon / Yr wythnos nesaf / Yr wythnos diwethaf.
This week / Next week / Last week.
Usage
Referring to this, next, or last week
Grammar Note
"hon" is the demonstrative "this" for feminine nouns
Yn y bore / prynhawn / gyda'r nos / yn y nos.
In the morning / afternoon / evening / at night.
Usage
Expressing parts of the day
Grammar Note
"gyda'r nos" = evening, "yn y nos" = night
Beth yw dyddiad heddiw?
What is today's date?
Usage
Asking for today's date
Grammar Note
"Beth yw" = "What is"
Am faint o'r gloch mae'n agor / cau?
At what time does it open / close?
Usage
Asking opening/closing hours
Grammar Note
"Am faint o'r gloch" = "At what time"
Pa mor hir fydd yn cymryd i gyrraedd yno?
How long will it take to get there?
Usage
Asking how long a journey takes
Grammar Note
"Pa mor hir" = "how long"
Gadewch i ni gyfarfod am dri o'r gloch y prynhawn.
Let's meet at 3 pm.
Usage
Arranging a meeting time
Grammar Note
"Gadewch i ni" = "Let's"
Mae hi'n hanner awr wedi dau / chwarter i bump.
It's half past two / quarter to five.
Usage
Expressing specific times
Grammar Note
"wedi" = "past", "i" = "to"
Ydy ar agor ar benwythnosau?
Is it open on weekends?
Usage
Checking weekend opening hours
Grammar Note
"Ydy ... ar agor?" = "Is ~ open?"
Pa barth amser ydyn ni ynddo?
What time zone are we in?
Usage
Asking about the current time zone
Grammar Note
"ydyn ni ynddo" = "are we in it"
Mae hi'n rhy gynnar / rhy hwyr.
It's too early / too late.
Usage
Expressing that a time is too early or late
Grammar Note
"rhy" = "too"
Pryd mae'n dechrau / gorffen?
When does it start / end?
Usage
Asking about start/end times
Grammar Note
"Pryd mae" = "When does"
Pa fis yw hi?
What month is it?
Usage
Asking what month it is
Grammar Note
The interrogative "pa" soft-mutates the noun that follows, so mis becomes fis. Months: Ionawr (Jan), Chwefror (Feb), Mawrth (Mar)...
Hoffwn i wneud apwyntiad ar gyfer [dyddiad/amser].
I'd like to make an appointment for [date/time].
Usage
Making an appointment
Grammar Note
"ar gyfer" = "for" (purpose preposition)
Un diwrnod.
One day
Usage
Word for a duration of one day
Un wythnos.
One week
Usage
Word for a duration of one week
Un mis.
One month
Usage
Word for a duration of one month
Un flwyddyn.
One year
Usage
Word for a duration of one year (soft-mutated form of blwyddyn)
Dydd Llun.
Monday
Usage
Word to point at when indicating the day of the week
Dydd Mawrth.
Tuesday
Usage
Word to point at when indicating the day of the week
Dydd Mercher.
Wednesday
Usage
Word to point at when indicating the day of the week
Dydd Iau.
Thursday
Usage
Word to point at when indicating the day of the week
Dydd Gwener.
Friday
Usage
Word to point at when indicating the day of the week
Dydd Sadwrn.
Saturday
Usage
Word to point at when indicating the day of the week
Dydd Sul.
Sunday
Usage
Word to point at when indicating the day of the week
Heddiw.
Today
Usage
Word to point at when indicating today
Yfory.
Tomorrow
Usage
Word to point at when indicating tomorrow
Ddoe.
Yesterday
Usage
Word to point at when indicating yesterday
Nawr.
Now
Usage
Word to point at when indicating "now"
Wedyn.
Later
Usage
Word to point at when indicating "later"
Un awr.
One hour
Usage
Word for a duration of one hour
Bore.
Morning
Usage
Word to point at when indicating morning
Canol dydd.
Midday
Usage
Word to point at when indicating midday
Gyda'r nos.
Evening
Usage
Word to point at when indicating evening
Nos.
Night
Usage
Word to point at when indicating night
Yr wythnos hon.
This week
Usage
Word to point at when indicating this week
Yr wythnos nesaf.
Next week
Usage
Word to point at when indicating next week
Yr wythnos diwethaf.
Last week
Usage
Word to point at when indicating last week
Penwythnos.
Weekend
Usage
Word to point at when indicating the weekend
Mis Ionawr.
January
Usage
Month name; prefixing "mis" (month) makes clear you mean the month
Mis Chwefror.
February
Usage
Month name, for confirming a booking or a date
Mis Mawrth.
March
Usage
"Mawrth" alone also means Tuesday, so keep "mis" in front of it
Mis Ebrill.
April
Usage
Month name, for confirming a booking or a date
Mis Mai.
May
Usage
Month name, for confirming a booking or a date
Mis Mehefin.
June
Usage
Month name, for confirming a booking or a date
Mis Gorffennaf.
July
Usage
Month name, for confirming a booking or a date
Mis Awst.
August
Usage
Month name; the National Eisteddfod is held in this month
Mis Medi.
September
Usage
Month name; "medi" also means reaping
Mis Hydref.
October
Usage
"Hydref" alone also means autumn, so keep "mis" in front of it
Mis Tachwedd.
November
Usage
Month name, for confirming a booking or a date
Mis Rhagfyr.
December
Usage
Month name, for confirming a booking or a date
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