darllen Dw i’n hoffi darllen. Fy hoff ffuglen mae hi ffantasi trefol. Mae hi debyg “high fantasy”, ond mae hi mewn dinas cyfoes. Dw I’n hoffi ogystal darllen nad ffuglen, parthed ieithyddiaeth, ceir, ac yr ocwlt. Notes: I tried to avoid Google Translate this time (for everything but nouns and adjectives), and worked mostly from a basic grammar text. I hope that helps me sound less like a book character. I don’t know how to tell gender of nouns yet, so “mae hi” might be wrong. I’m pretty sure “nad ffuglen” is a bogus construction for “non-fiction”. How would I say it? Should I say “ynghylchI” instead of “parthed”? I had no idea how to say “high fantasy” either, and figured a direct translation wouldn’t make sense. I’m not sure how mutations work yet either. I had no idea how to say “high fantasy” and figured a direct translation wouldn’t make sense. I tried to write the simplest thing I could think of about reading. Hopefully it isn’t complete gibberish!