Wyt ti'n ffriniau?
'Our Friends' in Welsh is 'Ffrindiau Ni' :)
Ffrind, and friends is ffrindiau.
ffrindiau mawr
Pedwar ffrindiau
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.
I know for a fact that people in Wales are called Welsh.
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.