Hi. I’m on Level One Challenge 9-11, and am not sure what the difference is between “wnes i ddim” and “do’n i ddim” I’m just not clear when to use which. They both mean the same thing, right? Any help would be most welcome. (And, I’ve not posted here before so I hope I’m doing this correctly!)
~Priscilla
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Hi @sil82655
Yes you posted correctly - croeso - welcome to the forum.
In addition to the explanation above there are some verbs - called stative verbs - which use the ‘was’ tense for their past tense (in general).
See this post https://forum.saysomethingin.com/t/oedd-yr-hen-dyn-or-dwedodd-y-fenyw-ifanc/15872/6?u=rich
Rich 
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Okay, yes, thank you, that makes sense. The link is helpful.
Thank you. Wasn’t sure what I was doing but thought I’d give it a shot. Seems it was successful!
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There is a post somewhere with a link to a video also, explaining wnes etc. Helpfully, I can’t remember what it was called or who did it but I’ll see if I can find it…
Can’t find the post but here’s the link to the video. Helped me understand something I didn’t even realise I didn’t understand
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Diolch! This video really helped me out. 
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Thank you for taking the time to find and add the video link! I just watched it! Diolch yn fawr eto!
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That was a very clear and easy to follow video. Thanks for posting.