Helo! I’ve noticed that when using ‘you’ in the present tense, duolingo has you insert the pronoun (?) wyt at the beginning of the sentence and then ti. However, SSIW just says ti. Is this a regional difference? Formal vs informal? Help!
SSiW teaches you what you’ll actually hear, so generally a very informal colloquial Welsh. Yes, grammatically there should be an ‘wyt’ in there (because that’s the verb ‘to be’ i.e. ‘are’ - ti is the pronoun ‘you’), but in day-to-day speech it’s often dropped - just like you’d hear in English “you ok?” rather than always “are you ok?”
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Diolch!!