dau ddeg
dau ddeg un
dau ddeg dau
dau ddeg tri
dau ddeg pedwar
dau ddeg pump
dau ddeg chwech
dau ddeg saith
dau ddeg wyth
dau ddeg naw
tri deg
they will have 4 5, if you count the steering wheel. 6, if you count the spare.
The Welsh word for "count" is "cyfrif." This term is used in various contexts, such as counting numbers or keeping track of quantities. In Welsh, counting can also be expressed with phrases like "cyfrif i fyny" (count up) or "cyfrif i lawr" (count down).
the welsh work for looking is (gweld) and no the bracits doent count
You count them luv ya !!x
2030 yards = 1.15340909 miles
It is in the 21st century.
-2028
well does the word "hmm" count?Cwtch is a Welsh word meaning cupboard.
2030 grams = 71.6061428 ounces
LCM(70, 145) = 2030
It's complex, as some letters that exist in English do not exist in Welsh, whereas others that consist of TWO letters in English count as a single letter in Welsh. Generally speaking, the Welsh alphabet is the same as that of English EXCEPT that some letters don't exist in it- these are J,K,Q,V,X and Z (the only exeption to 'J' being when the name 'Jesus' is spelt, whereupon it's prounounced 'Y'). On the other hand, the two-letter combinations 'LL', 'HL', 'FL' and 'FH' count in Welsh as a SINGLE letter. It's curious that Welsh is a related language to Cornish, which includes all the letters omitted from Welsh apart from 'X', It's said that the Welsh and the Cornish are said to be able to understand each other's language, but as a Welsh speaker whose tried to converse with a Cornishman, I've had great difficulty. I think that the Breton tongue is closer to Welsh than the Cornish one.
There are 304.8 millimetres in one foot. Therefore, rounded to two decimal places, 2030 millimetres is equal to 2030/304.8 = 6.66 feet.