Possessive Pronouns in Welsh grammar represent ownership and are used quite often in every day language. They are used to show that something belongs to someone. Unlike English, Welsh possessive pronouns change depending on the gender of the noun they are attached to.
Exercise 1: Fill in the blank with the correct Welsh possessive pronoun.
1. “Dyma *fy* nhลท i.” (my)
2. “Mae *dy* lyfr di yma.” (your)
3. “Mae *ei* cath hi yn ddu.” (her)
4. “Dych chi wedi gweld *ei* car e?” (his)
5. “Mae *ein* gwely ni yn fawr.” (our)
6. “Dych chi wedi gweld *eich* ci chi?” (your plural)
7. “*Eu* ty hwy yw’r mwyaf.” (their)
8. “*Fy* afal i ydy hwn.” (my)
9. “Rydych chi’n gwybod ble mae *dy* fodrwy di?” (your)
10. “Mae *ei* gลตr hi yn hapus.” (her)
11. “Lle mae *ei* het e?” (his)
12. “Beth am *ein* bwyd ni?” (our)
13. “Dyma *eich* plant chi.” (your plural)
14. “Beth yw enw *eu* ci hwy?” (their)
15. “Rwy’n hoffi *fy* llun i.” (my)
Exercise 2: Fill in the blank with the correct Welsh possessive pronoun.
1. “Mae *fy* tad i’n meddyg.” (my)
2. “*Dy* mam di ydy’r orau.” (your)
3. “Mae *ei* chwaer hi’n hardd.” (her)
4. “Pryd mae *ei* brawd e’n cyrraedd?” (his)
5. “Mae *ein* plant ni’n dalentog.” (our)
6. “Rydych chi’n cofio *eich* tad chi?” (your plural)
7. “*Eu* cartref hwy yw hwn.” (their)
8. “Rwy’n hoffi *fy* gwaith i.” (my)
9. “Rwy’n hoffi *dy* lyfr di.” (your)
10. “Mae *ei* ffrind hi yn neis.” (her)
11. “Lle mae *ei* lyfr e?” (his)
12. “Beth yw *ein* cyfeiriad ni?” (our)
13. “Dyma *eich* dillad chi.” (your plural)
14. “*Eu* car hwy yw hon.” (their)
15. “Rwy’n caru *fy* gerddi i.” (my)
