When do I use Fo/o?
Do I use o when the word before ended in a consonant and fo when it ended in a vowel?

E.g. Wnes i ddim cymryd o. Wnes ddim trio fo.

Thanks for your help.

Question

When do I use Fo/o?
Do I use o when the word before ended in a consonant and fo when it ended in a vowel?
 
E.g. Wnes i ddim cymryd o. Wnes ddim trio fo.

Thanks for your help.

Answer

Although in the two examples you give it does depend on whether the previous word ends in a consonant or a vowel, the rules are a bit more complicated than that.
Basically you use "o" as the subject of an inflected verb and "fo" as the object (stopiodd o ~ mi weles i fo); "fo" is generally used after prepositions, except compound prepositions (wrtho fo ~ o'i flaen o).

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