How do you say i in Welsh?

Answer 1

I as in Myself is most often "i" (pronounced "ee") when in a sentence, e.g. Rydw i ... (I am ...)

It can also be seen as "fi" (or "mi" in North Wales) in some sentences, such as "Rhaid i fi ..." (I must ...). Although literally here it means "me" rather than "I", the distinction often gets blurred when translating things:

"I was the best" (emphasis on "I") = "Fi oedd y gorau" (Me it was [that was] the best)