Wyt ti'n ffriniau?
'Our Friends' in Welsh is 'Ffrindiau Ni' :)
Ffrind, and friends is ffrindiau.
Pedwar ffrindiau
ffrindiau mawr
Pasg Hapus, cyfeillion.
You love your friends - 'Rwyt yn caru dy ffrindiau' or 'Ti'n caru dy ffrindiau'
My friends speak Spanish and Welsh.
Irish is "dlúthchairde" Scottish Gaelic Manx Gaelic Welsh Breton Cornish
It depends: in most cases it's * Mae fy ffrindiau i... if you're talking, for instance, about what they are doing: * Mae fy ffrindiau i'n dod i ginio * My friends are coming to dinner what they are like: * Mae fy ffrindiau i'n wallgof * My friends are crazy where they are: * Mae fy frindiau i yn Rwsia * My friends are in Russia But if you're IDENTIFYING them, then the construction is * ...yw fy ffrindiau i * Rhys a Megan yw fy ffrindiau (gorau) i * My (best) friends are Rhys and Megan
They met when Paul joined the band. Kerri was friends with the other guys 1st.
The Welsh phrase for "forever yours" is "am byth yn dy eiddo." This expression conveys a deep sense of commitment and devotion. It can be used in romantic contexts or to signify a lasting bond between friends or family.
I know for a fact that people in Wales are called Welsh.