Regular verbs in Welsh, or “Berfau rheolaidd,” constitute an essential element of this Indo-European language and features some unique characteristics. The conjugation of regular verbs in Welsh depends on the subject and tense, and it does not involve changes in the base verb, making it much straightforward to learn. The practice of Welsh regular verbs can enhance language skills and provide a deeper understanding of Welsh grammar.
1. Dwi’n hoffi *chwarae* (play) rygbi.
2. A ydych chi’n *hoffi* (like) te?
3. Dwi’n *mynd* (going) i’r siop.
4. A wyt ti’n *bwyta* (eat) mefus bob dydd?
5. Mae hi’n *gweld* (see) y cath.
6. Gwnaethon nhw *nesáu* (bring closer) y car.
7. Roedd e’n *darllen* (read) y llyfr.
8. Byddaf i’n *ymadael* (depart) yn fuan.
9. A wnaeth ti *ysgrifennu* (write) y llythyr?
10. A all hi *ddeall* (understand) y geiriau?
11. Mae’r plant yn *hoffi* (like) y ci.
12. Dwi’n *canu* (sing) bob amser.
13. A ydych chi’n *gweld* (see) yr aderyn?
14. A oes e’n *bwyta* (eat) iogwrt bob nos?
15. Mae hi’n *darllen* (read) y papur newydd.
16. Gwnaethon nhw *ymadael* (depart) ar unwaith.
17. Roedd e’n *gweld* (see) y ddraig.
18. Byddaf i’n *mynd* (go) i’r parc.
19. A wnaeth ti *chwarae* (play) gemau video?
20. A all hi *deall* (understand) pob geiriau?
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