Mae fy mab Kaj yn dri deg wyth nawr.
Mae’n briod â Astrid.
Maen nhw’n byw yn berlin.
Mae gyda ni ddau blant: un bachgen ac un ferch. Noah ac Livia.
Just a teeny correction with this one -
Mae’n briod â Astrid.
Because Astrid begins with a vowel, â becomes ag - “Mae’n briod ag Astrid”
And a couple of things with this one -
Mae gyda ni ddau blant: un bachgen ac un ferch. Noah ac Livia.
Are you talking about the children of Kaj and Astrid? Because you’ve used ‘ni’ (we) instead of ‘nhw’ (them). So if you are talking of their children, there are a couple of ways to say “two children”:
Mae gyda nhw ddau o blant
or
Mae gyda nhw ddau blentyn
In Welsh, a quantity is followed directly by the singular noun - even when you are talking of more than one - but if you want to use the plural noun, you can but you have to insert an ‘o’ (of)
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Diolch yn fawr, Siaron. You’re wonderful.
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