It's a negative prefix meaning without, not, un-, non-, or -less.
For example di-foes (rude, unmannerly) from moes (manners, morals).
'I love you' in Welsh.
In Welsh, you say "wnei di fy nghyda gyda fi?" when asking someone to marry you.
Southern colloquial Welsh is Rwy'n dy garu di, or W i'n dy garu di.Northern colloquial Welsh is Dw i'n dy garu d.
Standard - Rwy'n dy garu di (rooyn duh karree dee)Informal - Fi'n caru ti (veen karree tee)
Celyn is the Welsh word for Holly.
'I love you' in Welsh.
'gyda dy Gymraeg di' is 'with your Welsh'
In Welsh, it would be: Rydw i'n dy garu di. Or Rhwy'n dy Garu Di.
I love you in Welsh = Rwy'n dy garu di. Love to you in Welsh = Cariad i chwi
In Welsh, you say "wnei di fy nghyda gyda fi?" when asking someone to marry you.
A wnei di fy mhriodi i? A wnei di fy mhriodi i?
Southern colloquial Welsh is Rwy'n dy garu di, or W i'n dy garu di.Northern colloquial Welsh is Dw i'n dy garu d.
Dwi'n dy hoffi di :-)
Dwi'n dy garu di.
I miss you loads in Welsh is "Rwy'n dy golli di llawer!"
Kiss in Welsh is - "cusan". To kiss in Welsh is "cusanu". I want to kiss you -> Rydw i eisiau dy gusanu di
It means: "What is your name?" in WelshWhat is your name? (familiar)It Means 'What's your Name' In Welsh