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  • FluentFiction - Welsh

    The Power of a Single Vote: A Village's Awakening

    05/09/2026 | 17 mins.
    Fluent Fiction - Welsh: The Power of a Single Vote: A Village's Awakening
    Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
    fluentfiction.com/cy/episode/2026-09-05-07-38-20-cy

    Story Transcript:

    Cy: Yn nhywelwch bore hydrefog, roedd y coed yn gwisgo lliwiau o ambr ac coch fel petai natur ei hun yn cefnogi'r pleidleisio.
    En: In the tranquility of an autumn morning, the trees wore colors of amber and red as if nature itself supported the voting.

    Cy: Roedd Gethin yn sefyll wrth arosfa bws ar ymyl stryd y pentref bach ger arfordir Cymru, ei law yn gynnes o gwmpas cerdyn pleidleisio.
    En: Gethin stood at the bus stop on the edge of the small village street near the coast of Wales, his hand warm around a ballot card.

    Cy: Gydag ef roedd Eira, sy'n dal i fod yn ansicr a oedd pleidleisio werth y drafferth.
    En: With him was Eira, still uncertain whether voting was worth the trouble.

    Cy: "Pam rydyn ni'n gwneud hyn eto?" gofynnodd hi, yn tynnu dyfais allan o'i phoced i wirio'r amser.
    En: "Why are we doing this again?" she asked, pulling a device out of her pocket to check the time.

    Cy: Roedd y bws yn hwyr, ac amser yn brin.
    En: The bus was late, and time was short.

    Cy: "Mae pob pleidlais yn cyfrif, Eira," meddai Gethin, yn cynnig gwên obeithiol.
    En: "Every vote counts, Eira," said Gethin, offering a hopeful smile.

    Cy: "Roedd fy nhad-cu bob amser yn dweud mai’r pleidlais yw llais y bobl.
    En: "My grandfather always said that the vote is the voice of the people.

    Cy: Unwaith, diolch i bleidlais, cafodd ysgol yr ardal ei harchu rhag cau."
    En: Once, thanks to a vote, the local school was saved from closing."

    Cy: Wrth iddynt aros, roedd cysgodion y gwanwyn yn goleuo; y farchnad ffermwyr wedi gadael y neuadd gymuned leol gyda rhesi o ffrwythau a llysiau’n addurno’r feranda.
    En: As they waited, the shadows of spring brightened; the farmers' market had left the local community hall with rows of fruits and vegetables decorating the veranda.

    Cy: Yn sydyn, arosfa tawel y bws weini allan wrth i'r bws o'r diwedd ddod i lawr y ffordd.
    En: Suddenly, the quiet bus stop burst into life as the bus finally came down the road.

    Cy: Ond eu rhyddhad yn fyr gan i’r bws stopio cynnigla ar ffin y pentref.
    En: But their relief was short-lived as the bus stopped awkwardly at the edge of the village.

    Cy: "Eira, rhaid i ni gerdded.
    En: "Eira, we have to walk.

    Cy: Rydyn ni'n gwneud hyn!"
    En: We're doing this!"

    Cy: Gan adael y bws ar ôl, roedd yr ddau yn symud ymlaen trwy’r tywydd crasboeth.
    En: Leaving the bus behind, the two moved on through the scorching weather.

    Cy: Gethin heb rhoi'r gorau i'w benderfyniad, arwain Eira dros y llwybr tuag at y neuadd bentref.
    En: Gethin did not give up on his determination, leading Eira across the path toward the village hall.

    Cy: Roedd Eira'n dechrau gofyn cwestiynau, ei llygaid yn tywynnu gyda chwilfrydedd.
    En: Eira began to ask questions, her eyes sparkling with curiosity.

    Cy: "Beth mae'r polisïau yma'n medru gwneud dros y pentref?
    En: "What can these policies do for the village?

    Cy: Beth ydyn nhw'n addo i’r ffermwyr lleol?"
    En: What are they promising the local farmers?"

    Cy: "Mae gan bawb eu siawns i ddweud," atebodd Gethin, yn sibrwdros.
    En: "Everyone gets their chance to say," responded Gethin, whispering.

    Cy: "Pleidleisiau bach.
    En: "Small votes.

    Cy: Effaith fawr."
    En: Big impact."

    Cy: Fel cyrraedd y neuadd gymuned, roedd Eira'n teimlo'n gynyddol gyffrous wrth weld wynebau cyfarwydd ar fin gwneud eu pleidlais eu hunain.
    En: As they arrived at the community hall, Eira felt increasingly excited seeing familiar faces about to cast their own votes.

    Cy: "Gawn ni weld pwy sy’n caru’u cartref," meddyliodd Eira.
    En: "Let's see who loves their home," Eira thought.

    Cy: Pan gyrhaeddon nhw, oedd bron yn fin nos, agorodd y drysau ac roedd yr awyr yn llawn o sŵn croeso'r cymunedwyr.
    En: When they arrived, it was nearly dusk, the doors opened, and the air was full of the welcoming sounds of the community members.

    Cy: Eira, wedi ei hysbrydoli gan eiriau Gethin, cerddodd i mewn i’r neuadd, llawen gan roi ei phleidlais.
    En: Eira, inspired by Gethin's words, walked into the hall, joyfully casting her vote.

    Cy: Teimlai Gethin yn llawn balchder o weld Eira yn gwneud ei dewis.
    En: Gethin felt full of pride seeing Eira make her choice.

    Cy: Roedd bleidlais wedi cael ei bwrw a chymuned wedi'i hybu.
    En: A vote had been cast, and a community had been encouraged.

    Cy: Roedd dyfnder pleser wrth weld goleuni newydd yn ei llygaid.
    En: There was a deep pleasure in seeing a new light in her eyes.

    Cy: Wrth fynd allan o’r neuadd, y nos yn gorchuddio’r pentref â’i phalîd o liwiau hydref, roedd Eira’n teimlo rhan o’r gymuned cryfach na erioed.
    En: Leaving the hall, the night covering the village with its palette of autumn colors, Eira felt a part of the community stronger than ever.

    Cy: Roedd Gethin yn teimlo bod ei ymdrech wedi talu ar ei ganfed.
    En: Gethin felt that his effort had paid off immensely.

    Cy: Roedd dyfodol y pentref wedi’i siapio gan y ddwy law sydd wedi gweithio gyda’i gilydd ar y ffordd i’r neuadd.
    En: The future of the village had been shaped by the two hands working together on the way to the hall.

    Vocabulary Words:
    tranquility: tywelwch
    autumn: hydrefog
    wearing: gwisgo
    ballot: pleidleisio
    uncertain: ansicr
    device: dyfais
    short-lived: byr
    awkwardly: cynnigla
    scorching: crasboeth
    determination: penderfyniad
    curiosity: chwilfrydedd
    policies: polisïau
    promising: addo
    encouraged: hybu
    depth: dyfnder
    palette: palîd
    voting: pleidleisio
    trouble: drafferth
    market: marchnad
    veranda: feranda
    sparkling: tywynnu
    impact: effaith
    dusk: fin nos
    welcoming: croeso
    inspired: hysbrydoli
    joyfully: llawen
    pride: balchder
    immensely: palu ar ei ganfed
    future: dyfodol
    community: cymuned
  • FluentFiction - Welsh

    Unveiling the Lighthouse Mystery: A Tale of History & Intrigue

    04/09/2026 | 16 mins.
    Fluent Fiction - Welsh: Unveiling the Lighthouse Mystery: A Tale of History & Intrigue
    Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
    fluentfiction.com/cy/episode/2026-09-04-07-38-19-cy

    Story Transcript:

    Cy: Yn y gwanwyn, gyda'r gwynt ysgafn yn chwythu dros y clogwyni creigiog, safai goleudy segur, ei baent yn rhwygo a'i ffenestri'n cracio.
    En: In the spring, with the gentle wind blowing over the rocky cliffs, stood a dormant lighthouse, its paint peeling and windows cracking.

    Cy: Roedd Rhys, sydd yn dditectif amatur gyda llygad craff, yn teimlo rhywbeth rhyfedd.
    En: Rhys, an amateur detective with a keen eye, sensed something strange.

    Cy: Bob nos, roedd golau dirgel yn tywynnu o'r goleudy hwnnw, er ei fod wedi'i adael.
    En: Every night, a mysterious light shone from that lighthouse, though it had been abandoned.

    Cy: Roedd Cerys, arbenigwraig goleudy, yn breuddwydio am adfer y goleudy hwn.
    En: Cerys, a lighthouse expert, dreamed of restoring this lighthouse.

    Cy: Cysylltodd Rhys â Cerys.
    En: Rhys contacted Cerys.

    Cy: Ynghyd â'i gilydd, roeddent am ddatrys dirgelwch y golau.
    En: Together, they intended to solve the mystery of the light.

    Cy: Gosododd Rhys gynllun.
    En: Rhys set a plan.

    Cy: "Cerys, rhaid i ni fynd yno heno," meddai Rhys yn benderfynol.
    En: "Cerys, we must go there tonight," Rhys said determinedly.

    Cy: "Bydd yn beryglus, ond dw i'n ymddiried yn dy reddfau," atebodd Cerys.
    En: "It will be dangerous, but I trust your instincts," responded Cerys.

    Cy: Cododd y gwynt wrth iddynt neidio i mewn i'r car, natur yn cychwyn storm annisgwyl.
    En: The wind picked up as they jumped into the car, nature starting an unexpected storm.

    Cy: Ond ni allai unrhyw beth rwystro eu hawydd i ddatgelu gwirionedd y goleudy dirgel.
    En: But nothing could stop their desire to uncover the truth of the mysterious lighthouse.

    Cy: Cyrhaeddasant a chodasant ar ben y clogwyn.
    En: They arrived and climbed to the top of the cliff.

    Cy: Roedd y goleudy yn ymddangos yn fyw wrth iddyn nhw fynd yn nes.
    En: The lighthouse seemed alive as they got closer.

    Cy: "Ydych chi'n barod?
    En: "Are you ready?"

    Cy: " holodd Rhys, ei lais yn cysgodi gan y storm.
    En: asked Rhys, his voice overshadowed by the storm.

    Cy: "Ydw, gad i ni fynd," atebodd Cerys, ymroddiad yn ei llygaid.
    En: "Yes, let's go," answered Cerys, dedication in her eyes.

    Cy: Crogasant y lamp brys gan dawelu eu nerfau, a chamu'n dawel i mewn i'r goleudy.
    En: They clutched the emergency lamp to steady their nerves and quietly stepped into the lighthouse.

    Cy: Mewnol, roedd walwyddau a cherrig yn swnian o dan eu traed.
    En: Inside, planks and stones creaked under their feet.

    Cy: Pan aethant i'r tŷ golau ar ben y twr, darganfyddwyd hen fynedfa gudd.
    En: When they reached the light room at the top of the tower, they discovered an old hidden entrance.

    Cy: Y tu ôl iddi, roedd bocs.
    En: Behind it, there was a box.

    Cy: "Edrych!
    En: "Look!

    Cy: Llun map," dywedodd Cerys gyda chyffro.
    En: A map drawing," said Cerys excitedly.

    Cy: Cyn iddynt allu archwilio, trodd y lamp hithau'n dawel.
    En: Before they could explore, the lamp suddenly went out.

    Cy: Gwelodd Rhys gyfeillion newydd iddo: beacon anghofiedig ar y map!
    En: Rhys saw new companions for him: forgotten beacons on the map!

    Cy: Rydym hebddu ar ôl trysor hanesyddol.
    En: They were without a historic treasure.

    Cy: Profodd y storm yn alluog, ond penderfynodd weithredu.
    En: The storm proved powerful, but they decided to act.

    Cy: Ddechreuodd Rhys a Cerys gloddio.
    En: Rhys and Cerys started digging.

    Cy: Gweithred rhagweithiol Cymerodd yr eira oddi ar y trysor dirgel, a llenwodd Cerys â chwant i adfer y goleudy er anrhydedd i'w hanes.
    En: A proactive act took the snow off the mysterious treasure, and Cerys was filled with a desire to restore the lighthouse to honor its history.

    Cy: Gwnaethpwyd y trysor a gyflwynwyd i'r dref, a derbyniodd pawb bleidlais i adfer y goleudy yn ddiogel.
    En: The treasure was brought to the town, and everyone voted to safely restore the lighthouse.

    Cy: Addawodd Cerys y byddai nhw'n manteisio ar werth y trysor i adragor y goleudy.
    En: Cerys promised they would use the treasure's value to reopen the lighthouse.

    Cy: Dysgodd Rhys werth hanes a chydweithio, a daeth Cerys o'r syniad i grediniaeth, parhau i hyderus i ddilyn ei hangerdd.
    En: Rhys learned the value of history and cooperation, and Cerys turned the idea into a belief, continuing confidently to follow her passion.

    Cy: Yn y diwedd, roedd y goleudy yn safon ar gyfer y dref, a dyfalbarhaodd er cof i Rhys a Cerys.
    En: In the end, the lighthouse was a symbol for the town and stood firm in memory of Rhys and Cerys.

    Vocabulary Words:
    spring: gwanwyn
    gentle: ysgafn
    blowing: chwythu
    rocky: creigiog
    cliffs: clogwyni
    dormant: segur
    peeling: rhwygo
    amateur: amatur
    detective: dtectif
    keen: craff
    sensed: teimlo
    mysterious: dirgel
    abandoned: adael
    expert: arbenigwraig
    restoring: adfer
    dangerous: beryglus
    instincts: reddfau
    unexpected: annisgwyl
    overshadowed: cysgodi
    clutched: crogasant
    emergency: brys
    quietly: tawel
    creaked: swnian
    entrance: mynedfa
    map: map
    explore: archwilio
    companions: cyfeillion
    forgotten: anghofiedig
    treasure: trysor
    proactive: rhagweithiol
  • FluentFiction - Welsh

    Shadows in the Office: A Tale of Trust and Betrayal

    03/09/2026 | 17 mins.
    Fluent Fiction - Welsh: Shadows in the Office: A Tale of Trust and Betrayal
    Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
    fluentfiction.com/cy/episode/2026-09-03-22-34-02-cy

    Story Transcript:

    Cy: Mae'r haul yn fachlud dros ddinas brysur.
    En: The sun is setting over the bustling city.

    Cy: Ceir tamlinellau o olau ar gymylau uchel.
    En: There are traces of light on the high clouds.

    Cy: Tu fewn i swyddfa gyda thŷ gwydr mawr, mae'r cubiclau'n llawn o bobl brysur.
    En: Inside an office with large glass walls, the cubicles are full of busy people.

    Cy: Gareth, Rheolwr Canolig, yn eistedd wrth ei ddesg.
    En: Gareth, a Middle Manager, is sitting at his desk.

    Cy: Mae ei ben yn pwyso ar ei ddwylo.
    En: His head is resting on his hands.

    Cy: Mae stac o bapurau o'i flaen.
    En: There is a stack of papers in front of him.

    Cy: Mae ei bryder hefyd fel cefnfor cadarn dros ei feddyliau.
    En: His worries are like a strong ocean over his thoughts.

    Cy: Mae papurau pwysig yn diflannu.
    En: Important papers are disappearing.

    Cy: Mae enw Gareth yn cael ei sôn mewn sgyrsiau slei.
    En: Gareth's name is being mentioned in sly conversations.

    Cy: Mae'n ofni colli ei swydd.
    En: He fears losing his job.

    Cy: Gwarchod ei enw da yw'r nod.
    En: Protecting his reputation is the goal.

    Cy: Mae ei galon yn ymdwymo wrth iddo feddwl am fusnes newydd ei ffrind.
    En: His heart warms as he thinks about his friend's new business.

    Cy: Mae'n helpu i ddechrau'r busnes hwn.
    En: He is helping to start this business.

    Cy: Ond nawr, rhaid iddo ganolbwyntio ar y gorau i amddiffyn ei swydd bresennol.
    En: But now, he must focus on the best way to protect his current job.

    Cy: Ar ôl oriau swyddfa, mae'r golau yn dywyllach.
    En: After office hours, the light is darker.

    Cy: Gareth yn aros yn y swyddfa.
    En: Gareth stays in the office.

    Cy: Mae'n sgygan ar hyd y coridorau tuag at y gornel lle mae'r sgrîn diogelwch.
    En: He strides along the corridors towards the corner where the security screen is.

    Cy: Mae'n gwybod bod hwn yn beryglus.
    En: He knows this is dangerous.

    Cy: Os caiff ei ddal, gallai gael ei ddisgyblu.
    En: If he's caught, he could be disciplined.

    Cy: Yn y lluniau fideo o'r noson ddiwethaf, mae'n gwylio gyda chyflymu.
    En: In the video footage from last night, he watches with haste.

    Cy: Yn sydyn, mae'n gweld Cerys, ei gydweithiwr ymddiriedig.
    En: Suddenly, he sees Cerys, his trusted colleague.

    Cy: Mae hi'n cymryd rhywbeth o'r ddesg.
    En: She is taking something from the desk.

    Cy: Mae cynddaredd a dryswch yn cymysgu yn ei feddwl.
    En: Anger and confusion mix in his mind.

    Cy: Pam Cerys?
    En: Why Cerys?

    Cy: Pam y person hwn?
    En: Why this person?

    Cy: Yr wythnos diwethaf, roedd Rhys, ei ffrind gorau a golygydd y busnes newydd, yn dweud rhywbeth am anodd gydag arweinyddiaeth yr uwch-reolwyr.
    En: Last week, Rhys, his best friend and editor of the new business, mentioned something difficult with the senior leadership.

    Cy: Dywedodd fod rhywbeth yn "ddrwg" yn y cwmni.
    En: He said there was something "wrong" in the company.

    Cy: Amheuaeth ddechreuodd atgynhyrchu.
    En: Suspicion began to reproduce.

    Cy: A yw hyn yn ymwneud?
    En: Is this related?

    Cy: Y noson wedyn, mae Gareth yn cyfweld Cerys mewn caffi tawel.
    En: The next evening, Gareth interviews Cerys in a quiet café.

    Cy: Mae hi'n dweud wrthyn am y pwysau a'r gorchmynion anfoesol gan reolwyr cyfrinachol.
    En: She tells him about the pressure and immoral orders from secretive managers.

    Cy: Nid hi yw'r un sy'n gyfrifol i gyd, dyw hi ddim yn un o'r lleuad lleiaf.
    En: She is not entirely responsible, she is not the slightest part.

    Cy: Os na fyddwn nhw'n cydymffurfio, rhaid eu para.
    En: If they do not comply, they must be punished.

    Cy: Mae'n datgymalu i lleoli that's gywir athrawiaeth pa mor brydferthdynt gallu cheerfynnu'n carfriends of egwyddor cyhoeddiadol.
    En: It unravels to position that’s right, a doctrine of how beautiful they can determine a friends' principle in publishing.

    Cy: Maeant potatoes skills afallu wrth iddynt weithio gyda'n gilydd i lithio materion y cwmni ac adrodd am eu cylchoedd.
    En: They combine their skills and support to navigate the company issues and report on their circles.

    Cy: Mewn diweddglo tawel ond rymus, mae Gareth yn sylweddoli pŵer cydweithio ac empathi.
    En: In a quiet yet powerful conclusion, Gareth realizes the power of collaboration and empathy.

    Cy: Mae'r haul yn estyn ei hen ffrydiau dros y ddinas, announcing bod dydd newydd eto yn adael pethau a pheidio â byddu'n byw i mewn rhywun arall.
    En: The sun reaches its old streams over the city, announcing that a new day leaves things and does not live in someone else's world.

    Cy: Yn y diwedd, mae Gareth wedi dysgu gwerth cymuned a gweldion gwahanol bersbectifau.
    En: In the end, Gareth has learned the value of community and sees different perspectives.

    Cy: Mae cydweithrediad rhyngddynt yn ganlyniad cadarn o ddewrder, gan sicrhau diwedd o amau ac ymddiriedaeth newydd.
    En: Their cooperation results in a firm outcome of courage, ensuring an end to suspicion and a new trust.

    Vocabulary Words:
    bustling: prysur
    traces: tamlinellau
    cubicles: cubiclau
    stack: stac
    worried: bryder
    sly: slei
    reputation: enw da
    strides: sgugan
    corridors: coridorau
    footage: lluniau
    haste: cyflymu
    trusted: ymddiriedig
    anger: cynddaredd
    confusion: dryswch
    leadership: arweinyddiaeth
    suspicion: amheuaeth
    comply: cydymffurfio
    interviews: cyfweld
    immoral: anfoesol
    orders: gorchmynion
    secretive: cyfrinachol
    doctrine: athrawiaeth
    navigate: lithio
    perspectives: persbectifau
    collaboration: cydweithrediad
    empathy: empathi
    conclusion: diweddglo
    announcing: Cyhoeddi
    courage: dewrder
    trust: ymddiriedaeth
  • FluentFiction - Welsh

    Lost Files and Heroic Discoveries: Gareth's Unlikely Triumph

    03/09/2026 | 18 mins.
    Fluent Fiction - Welsh: Lost Files and Heroic Discoveries: Gareth's Unlikely Triumph
    Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
    fluentfiction.com/cy/episode/2026-09-03-07-38-19-cy

    Story Transcript:

    Cy: Gareth oedd yn eistedd wrth ei ddesg yn edrych mor beryclaf i ffrwydro.
    En: Gareth was sitting at his desk looking as if he might explode at any moment.

    Cy: Yn yr swyddfa fawr, agored, roedd siom yn llenwi'r awyr.
    En: In the large, open office, disappointment filled the air.

    Cy: Roedd y tabl glas a chrocodorange's system, yn taflu goleuni prydferth dros bob cornel, ond Gareth dim ond y ffeil a gollwyd oedd yn ei feddwl.
    En: The blue table and crocodorange's system cast beautiful light over every corner, but all Gareth could think about was the lost file.

    Cy: Roedd y gyflwyniad fawr i’r cleient yn y prynhawn.
    En: The big presentation for the client was that afternoon.

    Cy: Heb y ffeil, ni fyddai’n dangos ei angenisiaid.
    En: Without the file, he wouldn't be able to show what was needed.

    Cy: Cyn bo hir, galwodd Bronwen ef i un ochr.
    En: Before long, Bronwen called him aside.

    Cy: "Beth sydd yn bod, Gareth?
    En: "What's wrong, Gareth?"

    Cy: " mwmiodd hi, fel dechreuodd synnau'r mellt a’r glaw y tu allan yn cysgu wrth y ffenestri.
    En: she murmured, as the sounds of thunder and rain started lulling against the windows outside.

    Cy: "Mae e wedi mynd," meddai Gareth, eu hwyneb yn tynhau o bryder.
    En: "It's gone," Gareth said, his face tightening with worry.

    Cy: "Wedi’i golli – y ffeil!
    En: "Lost—the file!"

    Cy: " "Dywedi ddim?
    En: "You're kidding?

    Cy: Pa ffeil?
    En: Which file?"

    Cy: " holai Bronwen, gan syllu ar y calendr hydrefoliadau ar y wal.
    En: asked Bronwen, staring at the autumn-themed calendar on the wall.

    Cy: "Ffeil y cleient," atebodd Gareth yn diffoddol.
    En: "The client file," replied Gareth forlornly.

    Cy: "Rhaid i mi ei gael yn ôl cyn y cyflwyniad.
    En: "I have to get it back before the presentation."

    Cy: "Heb os nac oni bai, dechreuoedd Bronwen chwilio.
    En: Without a doubt, Bronwen began searching.

    Cy: Penderfynodd Gareth gofio’i camau.
    En: Gareth decided to retrace his steps.

    Cy: Lle roedd wedi gadael y ffeil ddiwethaf?
    En: Where had he left the file last?

    Cy: Yn y swyddfa, roedd y cafn dillad a drawsnewidiwyd yn ryfedd yn hafan frenesi lle disgynnai papurau i’r llawr.
    En: In the office, the clothing crate was strangely transformed into a frantic haven where papers cascaded to the floor.

    Cy: Edrychodd Gareth drwy'r holl ffeiliau, ystafelloedd cyfarfod llawn cofnodion oedd fel darllen cylchlythyr colofn laith.
    En: Gareth looked through all the files, meeting rooms full of minutes that felt like reading a damp column newsletter.

    Cy: "O druan," meddai Bronwen yn sydyn.
    En: "Oh dear," Bronwen suddenly said.

    Cy: "Ai- o ni rhaid siarad ag Aneira?
    En: "Must we talk to Aneira?"

    Cy: "Roedd Gareth yn betrusgar.
    En: Gareth hesitated.

    Cy: Roedd Aneira yn rheolwraig glyfar a beiddiaf, ond oddim ond cymaint o lawer yn deimlad.
    En: Aneira was a smart and daring manager, but only so much could be felt from such a distance.

    Cy: Ond, o fewn eiliad, wnaeth Gareth penderfynu byddai'r amser yn rheoli anarferol.
    En: Yet, within moments, Gareth decided it was time to act unusually.

    Cy: Pan gyferbynodd Aneira nesaf, roedd Gareth eisoes wedi hen fynd drwy bob manylyn ei gof.
    En: When he next confronted Aneira, Gareth had already thoroughly gone through every detail of his memory.

    Cy: Yn sydyn, gweldodd papur yn datod o dan ei desg.
    En: Suddenly, he saw a paper peeking out from under his desk.

    Cy: Dyna'r cliw.
    En: That was the clue.

    Cy: Clad rhyw ffigwr gwag yn edrych i fyny, galwodd Gareth: "Aneira!
    En: Filled with empty figures looking up, Gareth called: "Aneira!"

    Cy: "Gorffennodd Gareth y cyflwyniad.
    En: Gareth finished the presentation.

    Cy: Cafodd y peth ond ychydig funudau yn ddiweddarach.
    En: It took only a few minutes longer than expected.

    Cy: Yn yr ystafell gyfarfod, roedd ymweliadau’r gwroniaid ar ffurf mewnlifoedd arddangos uchelfrync ac yn llifio.
    En: In the meeting room, accolades from the heroic appearances on high display flowed abundantly.

    Cy: Pan godwyd troed i gefnogi ei araith, cafodd Gareth glod gan ei gleientiaid.
    En: When a foot rose to support his speech, Gareth received praise from his clients.

    Cy: Dychwelodd Gareth i’w ddesg, iarll y bobloedd heddiw.
    En: Gareth returned to his desk, the hero of the people today.

    Cy: Roedd y ffeil a oedd wedi bod yn aros iddo, ond dysgodd gan ei edmyg byd fory.
    En: The file had been waiting for him, but he had learned from his admiration that tomorrow is a new day.

    Cy: Roedd yn deall nawr, nid unigoldeb yw popeth, ond gwerth cymorth gyda gilydd.
    En: He understood now, it's not all about individuality but the value of mutual support.

    Cy: Roedd Gareth yn sai wrth Bronewen yn diolch iddi.
    En: Gareth stood by Bronwen, thanking her.

    Cy: “Diolch, Bronwen.
    En: "Thank you, Bronwen.

    Cy: Hebddost ti, …" ond symudiad papur oedd ymateb cymesuredd, ac ymlaciodd Gareth.
    En: Without you, ..." but the movement of paper was the symmetry response, and Gareth relaxed.

    Cy: Roedd yn gwybod, roedd heddiw yn y bonc.
    En: He knew today was in the bag.

    Cy: O fewn y swyddfa, glanheir y cerbydion dirwya sawn y bore ac erbyn ei ddifié concriw oedd Gareth, y dydd yw dydd newydd – peidiwch ag anghofio am garedigrwydd eraill.
    En: Within the office, the vehicles cleaned away the morning's burdens and Gareth, the day is a new day—don't forget the kindness of others.

    Cy: Roedd popeth grŵfi.
    En: Everything was groovy.

    Vocabulary Words:
    explode: ffrwydro
    disappointment: siom
    murmured: mwmiodd
    forlornly: yn diffoddol
    retraced: cofio’i gamau
    frantic: frenesi
    cascade: disgynnai
    daring: beiddiaf
    transformed: drawsnewidiwyd
    hesitated: petrusgar
    symmetry: cymesuredd
    accolades: clod
    heroic: gwroniaid
    support: cefnogi
    praise: clod
    admiration: edmyg
    vehicles: cerbydion
    burdens: dirwya
    groovy: grŵfi
    havoc: anrhefn
    forlorn: yn diffoddol
    alleviate: lliniaru
    drowsiness: cysgu
    procrastinate: cychwyn oedi
    ambivalence: amwysedd
    firmament: uchelfrync
    elucidation: egwyddor
    astound: syfrdan
    pondering: ystyriaf
    indecipherable: anodd dehongli
  • FluentFiction - Welsh

    Harvesting Confidence: A New School Year and a Unique Bond

    02/09/2026 | 14 mins.
    Fluent Fiction - Welsh: Harvesting Confidence: A New School Year and a Unique Bond
    Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
    fluentfiction.com/cy/episode/2026-09-02-22-34-01-cy

    Story Transcript:

    Cy: Ysgol newydd yn bron.
    En: A new school year is near.

    Cy: Mae'n hydref, a bywyd yn y gymuned gaead yn llawn bywyd.
    En: It's autumn, and life in the tightly-knit community is full of energy.

    Cy: Mae'r coed yn dechrau troi'n euraidd, ac mae'r awyr yn llawn arogl deilen cwymp.
    En: The trees are starting to turn golden, and the air is filled with the scent of falling leaves.

    Cy: Mae teuluoedd yn prysur baratoi am y flwyddyn newydd ysgol.
    En: Families are busy preparing for the new school year.

    Cy: Gwyneth, ferch deuddeg oed sydd wrth ei bodd â chelf ond yn casáu mathemateg, teimlo'n nerfus dros y diwrnod cyntaf yn ôl yn yr ysgol.
    En: Gwyneth, a twelve-year-old girl who loves art but hates math, feels nervous about the first day back at school.

    Cy: Mae pryderus am ddod yn ôl i mathemateg, y pwnc sy'n achosi iddi deimlo mor ansicr.
    En: She is anxious about returning to math, the subject that makes her feel so uncertain.

    Cy: Ar y lôn, mae hi'n cwrdd ag Emrys, ei chymydog pedwar ar ddeg oed.
    En: On the way, she meets Emrys, her fourteen-year-old neighbor.

    Cy: Mae Emrys yn hyderus ac yn rhagori mewn mathemateg, ond mae'n ei chael hi'n anodd mewn pynciau creadigol.
    En: Emrys is confident and excels in math, but he struggles with creative subjects.

    Cy: Mae'n cynnig helpu Gwyneth gyda'i mathemateg yn gyfnewid am wersi celf.
    En: He offers to help Gwyneth with her math in exchange for art lessons.

    Cy: Mae Gwyneth yn teimlo cywilydd am ofyn am gymorth, ond mae'n gwybod ei bod angen iddi wella.
    En: Gwyneth feels embarrassed to ask for help, but she knows she needs to improve.

    Cy: Mae hi'n penderfynu derbyn cynnig Emrys.
    En: She decides to accept Emrys's offer.

    Cy: Ar ben hynny, mae pwysau ychwanegol arni i brofi ei hun o flaen Emrys sy'n ymddangos yn sofl.
    En: Additionally, there is extra pressure on her to prove herself in front of Emrys, who seems so capable.

    Cy: Roedd y gymuned yn paratoi ar gyfer y Ŵyl Cynhaeaf gyda deinamigrwydd, gyda addurniadau yn lliwio'r canolfan gymunedol.
    En: The community was preparing for the Harvest Festival with dynamism, with decorations coloring the community center.

    Cy: Yn y traethwaith o greu man picnic, darganfyddodd Gwyneth a Emrys na ellir gwahaniaethu rhwng y math o ddeallusrwydd sydd ganddynt.
    En: In the process of creating a picnic spot, Gwyneth and Emrys discovered that the type of intelligence they have cannot be differentiated.

    Cy: Mae Gwyneth yn rhannu technegau celf newydd gyda Emrys, tra bod Emrys yn dangos dulliau syml i ddysgu mathemateg.
    En: Gwyneth shares new art techniques with Emrys, while Emrys shows simple methods to learn math.

    Cy: Ar y diwedd, fe wnaethon nhw helpu ei gilydd i oresgyn eu hofnau a mynd ymlaen gyda'i gilydd.
    En: In the end, they helped each other overcome their fears and move forward together.

    Cy: Roedd Gwyneth yn teimlo'n fwy hyderus ynghylch ei sgiliau mathemateg a'i sgiliau ei hun mewn celf, deall bod derbyn help yn arwydd o gryfder, nid o wendid.
    En: Gwyneth felt more confident about her math skills and her own skills in art, understanding that accepting help is a sign of strength, not weakness.

    Cy: Mae'r diwrnod cyntaf yn ôl yn yr ysgol yn dod.
    En: The first day back at school arrives.

    Cy: Mae Gwyneth yn cerdded heibio'r gymuned, teimlad o gryfder newydd yn llifo drwyddo.
    En: Gwyneth walks past the community, a feeling of new strength flowing through her.

    Cy: Mae hi'n cerdded rhwng coed euraidd a'r awyr cras at ei haddysg newydd, yn gwybod bod ganddi ffrind sydd wedi dangos iddi fod pob anhawster yn gyfle i ddysgu.
    En: She walks between golden trees and the crisp sky towards her new education, knowing she has a friend who has shown her that every difficulty is an opportunity to learn.

    Vocabulary Words:
    tightly-knit: gaead
    energy: bywyd
    golden: euraidd
    scent: arogl
    nervous: nerfus
    confident: hyderus
    excels: rhagori
    embarrassed: cywilydd
    prove: profi
    dynamism: deinamigrwydd
    decorations: addurniadau
    differentiated: gwahaniaethu
    techniques: technegau
    overcome: oresgyn
    fears: ofnau
    strength: cryfder
    weakness: gwendid
    crisp: cras
    education: addysg
    opportunity: cyfle
    twelve: deuddeg
    fourteen: pedwar ar ddeg
    exchange: cyfnewid
    improve: gwella
    additionally: ar ben hynny
    pressure: pwysau
    community center: canolfan gymunedol
    picnic spot: man picnic
    share: rhannu
    new: newydd
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