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sut to pronounce god
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how to pronounce a blessing
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never going to pronounce it correctly.
peidiwch byth â dweud yn iawn.

can this include training on how to pronounce place names and personal names?
gall hyn gynnwys hyfforddiant sut i ynganu enwau lleoedd ac enwau pobl?

edwina hart : i will not attempt to pronounce that , but it sounds all right to me
edwina hart : ni cheisiaf ynganu hynny , ond mae'n swnio'n iawn i mi

he added that the ability to pronounce places names correctly was a matter of health and safety for the emergency services.
ychwanegodd fod gallu dweud enwau llefydd yn iawn yn fater o iechyd a diogelwch i’r gwasanaethau brys.

i wanted to pronounce it as ` amy ', rather than ` aim ', but they said that the boys in the association would not accept that
yr oeddwn eisiau ei ynganu fel ` amy ', yn hytrach nag ` aim ', ond yr oeddent yn dweud wrthyf na fyddai'r bechgyn yn y gymdeithas yn derbyn hynny

the board has a cd, sounds good (<PROTECTED>’n <PROTECTED>), which could help some members of staff to pronounce the names of people and places.
mae gan y bwrdd cd <PROTECTED>’n <PROTECTED> a all fod o fudd i rai o’r staff i gynorthwyo gydag ynganu enwau pobl ac enwau lleoedd.

<PROTECTED> <PROTECTED>, an experienced actor who has worked considerably with theatre in education, was the 'tutor' and the intention was to introduce basic vocabulary in a fun atmosphere, that would enable attendees to pronounce simple placenames and words, greet people, count and ask for food/order in a shop/cafe. fourteen sessions of an hour and a half were held in 7 days during august at <PROTECTED> gwrtheyrn, but sessions were also held in pwllheli and <PROTECTED> with as many as 18 people of all ages attending some sessions (a number of people showed an interest after the attention given to the welsh language on "<PROTECTED> <PROTECTED>").
<PROTECTED> <PROTECTED>, actor profiadol sydd wedi gweithio llawer gyda theatr mewn addysg, oedd y 'tiwtor' a'r bwriad oedd i gyflwyno geirfa syml mewn awyrgylch hwyliog, fyddai'n galluogi'r mynychwyr i ynganu enwau lleoedd a geiriau syml, cyfarch, cyfrif ac gofyn am fwyd/archebu mewn siop/caffi.cafwyd 14 sesiwn o awr a hanner mewn 7 diwrnod yn ystod awst yn y <PROTECTED> ond rai hefyd ym mhwllheli ac <PROTECTED> gyda i fyny at 18 o bobl o bob oed yn mynychu ambell sesiwn (roedd nifer yn dangos diddordeb yn dilyn y sylw i'r gymraeg ar "<PROTECTED> <PROTECTED>").