This challenge includes the conditional tense, first person singular, and the examples are “Fydden i ddim…” and “Tasen i …” I understood from elsewhere that the first p sing of conditional was “Fyddwn i ddim …” and “Taswn i …”. l recall an example in L1 where “I would like …” is “Hoffen i …” , where I would have expected “hoffwn i …” Could someone explain, please?
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Hi @carolyn-5
It is a regional variation to have ‘e’ all the way through for conditional endings ie singular and plural - so, it means just the same.
Rich 
Thanks, Rich, I guessed it was possibly yet another variation of the rules of this complex language. I take my hat off to those brave enough to compile the grammar books!
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Yes and strangely, although it is very common, this conditional ending variant seems much less well documented in the grammar books - in comparison to the nips and tucks in other tenses.
Rich 
yes, thank you - it would be reassuring if Iestyn or whoever could mention it in the challenges somewhere. Anyway, thank you very much for your swift reply.