"Yes" and "no" are not often used in Welsh. To a "Do you...?" question we would always explicitly reply "I do" (for yes) or "I do not" (for no). In the case of most past-tense questions, however, the replies "Do" (yes) or "Naddo" (no) tend to be used, but to explicitly respond "Yes I did", I suppose you could say "Gwnes" (I did).
English and Welsh do not always use the same sentence patterns, so directly translating between the two can sometimes be tricky. The wider context can often be important in guiding the translation.
Yes in Welsh is "ie" and no is "na."
"Yes" in Welsh is spelled "ie."
Yes it's derived from Welsh but in Welsh it's "Fychan".
Yes, its called Welsh or Cymraeg
Adele is Welsh, from her father's side. However, she was born in North London.
Yes, the noun 'Welsh' is a word for the people of Wales. The word 'Welsh' is also an adjective, a word to describe something as of or from Wales.
yes It is spelled Siani in Welsh however.
Yes. It's a Welsh term meaning 'grandfather'.
Yes, Aled Jones can speak Welsh. He is a Welsh singer and presenter who is fluent in both English and Welsh.
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Katherine Jenkins can speak welsh