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Which form is more correct for the past tense: dysgais i, roedd i'n dysgu or dw i wedi dysgu? There are three ways to form the past tense in welsh. I don't understand when is better to use which form. Does it depend on the verb?
9 aug. 2014 17:00
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They're all correct, but have slightly different meanings. Dysges i (or dysgais in more formal Welsh) = I learned Roedd i'n dysgu = I was learning Dw i wedi dysgu = I have learnt
11 augustus 2014
Diolch yn fawr!
13 augustus 2014
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