Results for bron mor brydferth â chi translation from Welsh to English

mor brydferth
you are so beautiful

rydych chi mor brydferth
a love you

bron mor ddrud
almost as expensive

yr ydym yn ffodus i fyw mewn gwlad mor brydferth
we are fortunate to live in such a beautiful country

o ferched rydych chi'ch dau mor brydferth dwi'n teimlo mor emosiynol yn edrych arnoch chi'ch dau
oh girls you are both so so beautiful i feel so emotional looking at you both

yr ydym yn eithriadol o ffodus o fyw mewn lle mor brydferth , a dyna pam mae angen cyrff fel y cyngor cefn gwlad i warchod yr amgylchedd naturiol
we are extremely lucky to live in such a beautiful place , which is why we need bodies such as ccw to protect the natural environment

yn nyddiau cyn gyngor bwrdeistref rhondda , yr oedd hynny bron mor anghyffredin â'r eryr aur
in the days of the former rhondda borough council , that was almost as rare as the golden eagle

er hynny , ni ddywedant wrthym fod ei diffiniad o brosiect buddiol bron mor hyblyg â'i hegwyddorion
however , what they do not tell us is that its definition of a worthwhile project is about as flexible as its principles

gall arwain hefyd at y math o ansefydlogrwydd a welsom gyda ffrwydrad rocedaidd first line mobile i uwch-atmosffer creu swyddi yng nghymru a'i ddiflaniad oddi ar fap cymru bron mor sydyn ag y cyrhaeddodd
it can also result in the kind of instability that we have seen with first line mobile's rocket-like explosion into the upper atmosphere of welsh job creation and its disappearance off the welsh map almost as suddenly as it arrived

ar ben hyn oll , wyneba nifer cynyddol o athrawon yr hunllef y cyfeiriodd jonathan ati o gael eu camgyhuddo , eu gwahardd heb yr hawl i amddiffyn eu hunain a'u pardduo gan system sydd bron mor gyntefig a rhagfarnllyd â'r hen arfer o ddefnyddio'r stôl drochi i adnabod y wrach
on top of all this , an increasing number of teachers face the nightmare to which jonathan referred of being falsely accused , being suspended without the right to defend themselves and being condemned by a system that is almost as primitive and prejudiced as the old practice of using the dunking stool to identify witches