Very confused by the question at about 7 minutes in, where it says “Are those your children”, and the answer seems to be “Y ferch fan hi yw rhiena?”
What does this mean - why ferch and not plant?
Very confused by the question at about 7 minutes in, where it says “Are those your children”, and the answer seems to be “Y ferch fan hi yw rhiena?”
What does this mean - why ferch and not plant?
In the northern course at least, it’s
Ai eich plant chi ydy rheina?
Ai seems to be used as a way of turning a statement into a question, so it’s literally: (Question marker) your children are those?.
Does that help?
Thanks, David - however, I’m doing the Southern course, and it definitely seems to be “Y ferch”, which I thought meant specifically “girl” rather than “children”.
I’ve just checked, and what you’re hearing as “Y ferch fan hi yw rhiena?” is actually “Ife’ch plant chi yw rheina?” (ife’ch = ife eich)
Ooooooohhhhhh!!! Thank you! “Ife’ch”, not “y ferch” - got it!