SIMPLE question from Ann - currently doing level 1
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This is meant to be my question in Welsh - I wasnāt trying to post it here! 
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Just flagging @Deborah-SSi and @aran so that they donāt miss this and you can get your green badge!
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Diolch yn fawr @siaronjames - for answer and flagging 
Iāve had to concentrate on answer, but think Iāve got it nowā¦
Youāre saying that you havenāt spoken Welsh to anybody today ā¦ but now you have. Assuming the end is āond rwan dw i wediā!
(Iām doing Southern Welsh, and started thinking rhywun - but word didnāt sound quite like that - so looked up what it sounded more like, and found rwan 
. I only knew nawr before).
Spot on Ann! 
Yes, rwan is the Northern version of nawr 
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That happened to me too, and it took a couple of chats before I realised I needed to check on what exactly was being said - rwan - rather than just an obscure bit of info about rhywun that seemed irrelevant to the conversation. 
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Yes, Rwan is Nawr backwards
Not really
PS, I suppose itās āie!ā. Sort of āYay!ā in this case.
Hereās my answer. Iāve been speaking for a while now and still nervous on Soundcloud 
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Diolch @JohnYoung - I appreciate your answer, though a bit still eludes meā¦ Working out ācanolfan Cymraegā was a big jump, as I then thought I remembered something from Deeās list - and a check revealed TÅ· Taweā¦
=> I think youāre saying that youāve just spoken with a lot of peopleā¦ in a Welsh centre, TÅ· Tawe, in Swansea.
If you could help me out with my āblank bitā Iād appreciate it - itās taken me a while to get this far, so Iām hoping the rest is OK!
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āShwmai Ann. Ydy, dwi newydd siarad gyda llawer o bobl y bore 'ma yn y canolfan Cymraeg TÅ· Tawe yn Abertawe, hwyl.ā
All you missed was the āy bore 'maā bit which is āthis morningā.
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Wow - thatās SO helpful.
Diolch yn fawr iawn!
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Iāve got my green badge!! - thank you so much for flagging
Diolch yn fawr iawn!!
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