This one comes up every lesson, and I’ve never managed to break it down and make sense of it: “If you don’t make me a cup of coffee right now, I will never love anyone ever again”. Apart from the fact that if I ever attempted that phrase I’d expect a clip round the ear and a “the coffee machine’s there and while you’re at it…”, could someone please break this down for me and explain it?
Perhaps I should point out that if somebody doesn’t explain it to me right now, I will never love anyone ever again!
Think someone was just being a drama queen when they came up with this one - it’s always seen me adding ‘Pam? Pam?!’ And laughing at the absurdity of it, which I suspect was part of the idea. A bit like throwing things over the hotel, maybe?
(I can’t remember how close together these are in the course, but a similar mindset I think).
os na wnei di banad o goffi i mi rŵan hyn, fydda i byth yn caru unrhywun byth eto.
I can’t remember exactly what lesson it’s from, but it’s from the first third of level three - I know that because I’ve been coming across it recently, and that’s where I am in the challenges.
Diolch yn fawr, Ceris - dw i’n mwynhau’r gwersi, a dw i’n dechrau Canolradd 1 a 2 yr wythnos nesa ar-lein, gyda Coleg Gwent. Diolch i SSiW am roi’r hyder i mi wneud hynny!
I reached that one today - Level 3 Ch 9. If you are doing the Gogledd version it is:
os na wnei di baned o goffi i mi rŵan hyn, fydda i byth yn caru neb byth eto (‘neb’ instead of ‘unrhywun’). It appears from my dictionary that ‘wnei di’ (or just ‘nei di’) is 2nd pers. sing. future tense of gwneud
