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- Fluent Fiction - Welsh: Braving the Storm: Carys’ Quest to Save the Reef
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Story Transcript:
Cy: Ar gefn y tonnau prysur, ymlaciai adenydd y pysgod pendant fel pe bai’n dawnsio ymhell o orwel y môr.
En: On the crest of busy waves, the wings of the determined fish relaxed as if dancing far from the horizon of the sea.
Cy: Roedd Carys, biogydd môr, yn sefyll ar gwch bach gan syllu at y Riff Mawr, lle roedd wedi treulio blynyddoedd yn dysgu am ei hud a lledrith.
En: Carys, a marine biologist, stood on a small boat gazing at the Great Barrier Reef, where she had spent years learning about its magic and mystery.
Cy: Roedd yr haf wedi pasio, ac yn awr, y dyddiau'r gaeaf deheuol oedd yn rheoli'r tywydd.
En: The summer had passed, and now, the days of the southern winter controlled the weather.
Cy: Synau grymus gorchymyn oedd yn dod o'r cwmwl mwyfwy du uwch eu pennau, argoel o storm.
En: Powerful commanding sounds were coming from the increasingly black cloud above their heads, an omen of a storm.
Cy: Roedd Carys yn edrych ar Dylan ac Eira.
En: Carys looked at Dylan and Eira.
Cy: Eu gwrido arwydd o amheuaeth wrth iddynt wrando ar ei chyngor.
En: Their flushed faces were a sign of doubt as they listened to her advice.
Cy: "Mae’n rhaid i ni weithredu nawr," meddai Carys yn gryf ond tawel, ei llygaid yn canolbwyntio.
En: "We must act now," Carys said firmly yet quietly, her eyes focused.
Cy: "Mae'r storm yn rhy agos," meddai Dylan, yn edrych i'r gorwel.
En: "The storm is too close," Dylan said, looking to the horizon.
Cy: "Does gennym ni ddim digon o amser."
En: "We don't have enough time."
Cy: Ond ni wnaeth Carys ildio.
En: But Carys did not give in.
Cy: Roedd cynllun wedi ffurfio yn ei meddwl—cynllun a allai achub y brosiect bridio cain yr oedd wedi ei meithrin ers misoedd.
En: A plan had formed in her mind—a plan that could save the delicate breeding project she had nurtured for months.
Cy: "Rydw i’n aros," mynychodd Carys, gyda therm y penderfyniad yn ei hysbryd.
En: "I’m staying," insisted Carys, with the warmth of determination in her spirit.
Cy: Er eu hamheuaeth, roedd Dylan ac Eira yn gwybod ei bod hi'n gyfrifol ac yn ofalus.
En: Despite their doubts, Dylan and Eira knew she was responsible and cautious.
Cy: Dechreuodd eira y storm yn disgyn, ac roedd pob eiliad yn cyfrif.
En: The snow of the storm began to fall, and every second counted.
Cy: Roedd rhaid iddynt wneud penderfyniad.
En: They had to make a decision.
Cy: Yn sydyn, bachodd Dylan pecyn o offer a dywedodd, "Rydyn ni gyda ti, Carys."
En: Suddenly, Dylan grabbed a pack of equipment and said, "We’re with you, Carys."
Cy: Gweithiwyd yn falch trwy'r gwynt a'r glaw.
En: They worked valiantly through the wind and rain.
Cy: Roedd tonnau’n parhau i ymlid eu gweithredoedd, ond roeddent yn gwybod bod popeth yn werth chweil.
En: Waves continued to chase their actions, but they knew everything was worthwhile.
Cy: Mae llwybrau iseldir y cen ar ben y riff fel y golau o ganwyll ac, gyda chalon yn guro, wydodd Carys eu bod yn achub y cynefin pwysig hwn.
En: The pathways of lichen atop the reef shimmered like candlelight, and with a pounding heart, Carys knew they were saving this crucial habitat.
Cy: Wrth i'r storm fynd heibio, disgynnodd llonydd yn ddiweddarach ar eu gwaith.
En: As the storm passed, calm later descended on their work.
Cy: Roedd llygaid y tri yn gorbwysig gyda blinder ond roedd y cyfrwng telyneg gennym—diolch i weithredoedd Carys, roedd y rhan fwyaf o'r prosiect wedi goroesi.
En: The eyes of the three were heavy with fatigue, but they held the poetic medium—thanks to the actions of Carys, most of the project had survived.
Cy: Roedd gweld cwreliaid yn dal i flaguro yn danfon gwên o lawenydd ar eu hwynebau.
En: Seeing the coral still thriving brought a joyful smile to their faces.
Cy: "Dyweda' i byth eto bod y gweithredoedd bach yn ddi-bwys," chwerthinodd Eira, gan deimlo'r hydref o falchder yn cael arafu yn ei chalon.
En: "Never again will I say that small actions are unimportant," laughed Eira, feeling the autumn of pride slowly settle in her heart.
Cy: Yn awr, roedd Carys, yn teimlo'n gryfach a'n hawsder i hyder, yn cael ei pharchu gan ei chyfoedion.
En: Now, Carys, feeling stronger and more at ease with confidence, was respected by her peers.
Cy: Blodau llwyd y storm oedd yn ail-ffynnu, yn gydraddol a thema ei bywyd ei hun.
En: The gray flowers of the storm were flourishing anew, mirroring the theme of her own life.
Cy: Roedd hi'n gwybod, erbyn hyn, o'r angen rheidiol i ymddiried yn hendeithion y môr ac yn llaw ei hun.
En: She knew now the essential need to trust in the mysteries of the sea and her own hand.
Cy: Trasiedl, gobeithion a gobaithau - dyna'r adlais o amwysedd godidog y môr a'r anogaeth a ddaw o'i sxwb hollol unigryw.
En: Tragedy, hopes, and aspirations—the echoes of the sea's magnificent ambiguity and the encouragement that comes from its utterly unique existence.
Cy: Roedd y Riff Mawr yn warchod â pharhad, diolch i benderfyniad a dewrder Carys a'i ffrindiau newydd.
En: The Great Barrier Reef was guarded with perseverance, thanks to the determination and bravery of Carys and her new friends.
Vocabulary Words:
crest: gefn
horizon: gorwel
magic: hud
mystery: lledrith
omen: argoel
flushed: gwrido
act: gweithredu
storm: storm
determination: penderfyniad
delicate: cain
breeding: bridio
nurtured: meithrin
doubts: amheuaeth
responsible: cyfrifol
cautious: ofalus
equipped: pecyn o offer
valiant: balch
chase: ymlid
lichen: cen
shimmered: goleuni o ganwyl
pounding: curo
habitat: cynefin
fatigue: blinder
poetic: telyneg
survived: goroesi
thriving: blaguro
tragedy: trasiedl
aspirations: gobaithau
ambiguity: amwysedd
perseverance: parhad - Fluent Fiction - Welsh: Finding Serenity: A Day at Ynys Skomer
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Story Transcript:
Cy: Roedd y bore yn ddigalon, ond roedd yr haul yn codi yn araf dros Ynys Skomer.
En: The morning was dreary, but the sun was slowly rising over Ynys Skomer.
Cy: Roedd gwenyn yn paffian dros y gweiriau, a'r môr yn sibrwd geiriau heddychlon wrth iddo ddifa'r arfordir.
En: Bees buzzed over the grasses, and the sea whispered peaceful words as it lapped at the shore.
Cy: Gareth a Carys oedd yn sefyll ar lan yr ynys, yn aros am y cychod bach i'w cludo i lawr y rhaffog yn Skomer.
En: Gareth and Carys stood on the island's edge, waiting for the small boats to take them down the strait at Skomer.
Cy: "Ydych chi'n barod?
En: "Are you ready?"
Cy: " gofynnodd Gareth, ei lygaid yn disgleirio â chyffro.
En: asked Gareth, his eyes shining with excitement.
Cy: Roedd yn gobeithio y byddai'r diwrnod yn esgor ar orffwys i'w feddwl prysur, llawn o bryderon am ei waith.
En: He hoped the day would bring some rest to his busy mind, full of worries about his work.
Cy: "Rwy'n barod," atebodd Carys, ei chamera'n hongian wrth ei hysgwydd.
En: "I'm ready," replied Carys, her camera hanging at her shoulder.
Cy: Roedd hi'n chwilio am eiliad perffaith i'w dal, gobeithio y byddai'r llun hwnnw'n rhoi goleuni ar ei bywyd.
En: She was searching for the perfect moment to capture, hoping that photo would shed light on her life.
Cy: Ar ôl i'r cwch godi ar y safle, cyrhaeddon nhw dir Ynys Skomer.
En: Once the boat arrived, they reached the land of Ynys Skomer.
Cy: Roedd y llecyn mor fyw â'r haf ei hun.
En: The spot was as lively as summer itself.
Cy: Ac roedd yna adar drycin, gwirioneddol dragwyddol, sefyllfa anhygoel i Gareth.
En: And there were storm petrels, truly eternal, an incredible sight for Gareth.
Cy: Wrth iddynt symud dros y caeau gwyrdd a blodau gwyllt yn dew, dechreuodd y cymylau tywyllu.
En: As they moved over the green fields and thick wildflowers, the clouds began to darken.
Cy: "Mae'r tywydd yn newid," sylwodd Gareth.
En: "The weather is changing," noted Gareth.
Cy: "Ymae 'na cwmwl mawr yn dod," ychwanegodd Carys, yn edrych ar y gorwel.
En: "There's a big cloud coming," added Carys, looking at the horizon.
Cy: Wedi ychydig fisoedd o olrhain tryfflithoedd, cyrhaeddon nhw'r clogwyn lle roedd y puffins yn byw.
En: After a few months of tracing trails, they reached the cliff where the puffins lived.
Cy: Roedd y cefnfor glas yn gwelwi tu hwnt i'r creigwmb.
En: The blue ocean faded beyond the rocky ledge.
Cy: Ond dechreuodd y gwynt chwerwi, gan godi storm ar droed.
En: But the wind began to bitter, brewing a storm at their feet.
Cy: "Beth wnaethom ni wneud!
En: "What have we done!"
Cy: " gwaeddodd Gareth, eu dillad yn araf gwlychu.
En: shouted Gareth, their clothes slowly getting wet.
Cy: "Rhaid i ni ffeindio lle i lochesu," cynghorodd Carys, gan ei ddilyn i gapel bychan o gydradd.
En: "We must find a place to shelter," advised Carys, leading him to a small chapel of refuge.
Cy: Roedd yr ystafell gyfyng yn eu cysgodi rhag y glawoedd trwm, ond nid eu meddyliau.
En: The cramped room sheltered them from the heavy rains, but not their thoughts.
Cy: "Efallai mai nid y peth iawn yw hyn," meddai Gareth, yn ofni siarad yn glir am ei deimladau.
En: “Perhaps this isn’t the right thing,” said Gareth, fearing to speak clearly about his feelings.
Cy: "Efallai nad yw ffotograffiaeth yr alwedigaeth iawn i mi chwaith," cyfrannodd Carys, yn edrych tuag allan ar y dŵr yn tryloyw o dan y lloches fan hon.
En: “Maybe photography isn’t the right vocation for me either,” contributed Carys, looking out at the water shimmering under this sanctuary.
Cy: Yn araf, roeddent yn rhannu eu pryderon a'u gobeithion.
En: Slowly, they shared their worries and hopes.
Cy: Dywedodd Gareth am ei ofnau o droi'n pendraw i'w gyfoes, a rhannu ei angerdd tuag at natur.
En: Gareth spoke of his fears of eventually losing himself in the routine and shared his passion for nature.
Cy: Dywedodd Carys am ei bwrlwm i ddal eiliadau syml byddai byth yn dod drachefn.
En: Carys spoke of her drive to capture simple moments that would never come again.
Cy: Wrth iddynt orffen sgwrsio, y storm arafu.
En: As they finished talking, the storm eased.
Cy: Roedd y cymylau yn cilio, gan ddatgelu enfys llachar yn ymestyn dros y caeadle.
En: The clouds receded, revealing a bright rainbow stretching across the skyline.
Cy: Roedd Carys yn dal ei anadl wrth iddo ddal y ddelwedd perffaith o'r bobl, y tir a'r amser.
En: Carys held her breath as she captured the perfect picture of people, land, and time.
Cy: "Mae hyn yn ddigonol," meddai Gareth, yn teimlo tawelwch newydd.
En: “This is enough,” said Gareth, feeling a new calmness.
Cy: A chyn iddynt adael yr ynys, roedd y ddau ohonynt yn teimlo'n ysgafn, yn barod i wynebu eu bywydau newydd gyda hyder a chariad i'r byd o'u cwmpas.
En: And before they left the island, both of them felt lighter, ready to face their new lives with confidence and a love for the world around them.
Cy: Roedd Ynys Skomer yn ilygru eu hatgofion gyda phob porthiant a chyfnewidiad, ar y diwrnod haf golau.
En: Ynys Skomer enriched their memories with every encounter and change, on that bright summer day.
Vocabulary Words:
dreary: ddigalon
whispered: sibrwd
strait: rhaffog
excitement: cyffro
shed: rhoi
lively: fyw
storm petrels: adar drycin
eternal: dragwyddol
wildflowers: blodau gwyllt
horizon: gorwel
cliff: clogwyn
ledge: creigwmb
bitter: chwerwi
brewing: codi
shelter: lochesu
refuge: cydradd
cramped: cyfyng
worried: pryderon
passion: angerdd
fade: gwelwi
shimmering: tryloyw
sanctuary: loches
recede: cilio
rainbow: enfys
calmness: tawelwch
enriched: ilygru
encounter: porthiant
capturing: dal
vocation: alwedigaeth
confident: hyder - Fluent Fiction - Welsh: Glastonbury's Golden Light: Gareth's Journey to Self-Discovery
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Story Transcript:
Cy: Arosodd Gareth o dan gysgod coeden, yn dal i feddwl am y daith fawr o’i flaen.
En: Gareth waited under the shade of a tree, still thinking about the great journey ahead of him.
Cy: Roedd yr haul haf yn tywynnu'n boeth ar ei wyneb, ond roedd cwmwl o amheuaeth dros ei feddwl.
En: The summer sun shone hot on his face, but a cloud of doubt lingered over his mind.
Cy: "Beth os nad yw'n werth?" meddyliodd dro ar ôl tro, ei wyneb yn llawn pryder.
En: "What if it's not worth it?" he thought repeatedly, his face full of worry.
Cy: Wrth ei ymyl, eisteddodd Alis, yn gwylio’r tonnau o laswellt yn symud yn y gwynt.
En: Next to him, Alis sat watching the waves of grass move in the wind.
Cy: "Gareth, mae’n sŵn mor hardd.
En: "Gareth, it’s such a beautiful sound.
Cy: Ond, ydy'n werth ni wneud hyn?" Holodd hi, ei llais yn bryderus ond annwyl.
En: But, is it worth us doing this?" she asked, her voice anxious yet tender.
Cy: Roedd Gareth yn ymateb yn ansicr, "Rydw i eisiau credu bod gan Glastonbury Tor rhywbeth i ddangos i mi.
En: Gareth responded uncertainly, "I want to believe that Glastonbury Tor has something to show me.
Cy: Eto... dydw i ddim wir yn gwybod."
En: Yet... I don't really know."
Cy: Ar y gwrthwyneb, oedd Rhys, yn llawn egni a barymau cyffro.
En: Opposite them was Rhys, full of energy and excitement.
Cy: "Mae'r daith hon bwysig!
En: "This journey is important!
Cy: Byddwch yn gweld!
En: You will see!
Cy: Mae’r goleuni yno, rwy’n siŵr o hynny," meddai'n gyffrous, fel pe bai eisoes yn gweld y porthladdau goleuni.
En: The light is there, I'm sure of it," he said excitedly, as if he could already see the ports of light.
Cy: Roedd y tri ar fin deithio i ben Glasbury Tor, hill gysegredig yn Sir Gaerloyw, lle roedd y Lughnasadh yn rhoi awel o eglurhad i rwydi'r byd.
En: The three were about to travel to the top of Glastonbury Tor, a sacred hill in Sir Gaerloyw, where the Lughnasadh brought a breeze of clarity to the world's webs.
Cy: Roedd y gwyrddni o amgylch, a'r cerrig hynafol hefo'u storis gudd, yn sefyll yn waith bonsai dan doring y caeau.
En: The greenery around, and the ancient stones with their hidden stories, stood like bonsai work under the dissecting fields.
Cy: Dechreuodd Gareth am fynd ymlaen, y galw o drysau anweledig arwyddion yn tynnu yn ei galon.
En: Gareth began to move forward, the call from invisible doors signs pulling at his heart.
Cy: Teimlai pwysau’r dderw ar ei ysgwydd, ymdroi â mantra Rhes “y dyfodiad.”
En: He felt the weight of the oak on his shoulder, turning with the mantra of Rhes “the arrival.”
Cy: Roedd angen iddo wrando arno ei hun ar y funud hon, nid ar Rhys neu Alis.
En: He needed to listen to himself at this moment, not to Rhys or Alis.
Cy: Cyrhaeddodd Gareth y brig, gydag Alis a Rhys yn aros yn ôl.
En: Gareth reached the top, with Alis and Rhys waiting back.
Cy: Yna, wrth iddo sefyll ar Glastonbury Tor, yttyfodd y cwmwl oddi ar y haul a roes y tirlun cyfan yn gudd o olau aur.
En: Then, as he stood on Glastonbury Tor, the cloud lifted from the sun and bathed the entire landscape in a shroud of golden light.
Cy: Roedd yn gorauog ferwi a bod, yn freuddwyd a realiti yn uno ar ei lannau.
En: It was a fleeting simmering, a merging of dream and reality on its banks.
Cy: O’r foment honno, teimlai Gareth heddwch nad oedd erioed wedi profi o’r blaen.
En: From that moment, Gareth felt a peace he had never experienced before.
Cy: Gwelodd bod cenhedlaeth ei waith, gyda phob troeon llawn pwysigrwydd ei hunain.
En: He saw that the generations of his work, with every turn full of their own importance.
Cy: Roedd yn gwybod nawr, nad oedd angen rhyw arwydd allanol i benderfynu ar ei bwrpas.
En: He knew now, that he didn't need some external sign to determine his purpose.
Cy: Roedd ei deimladau, a’i faith ei hun, yn ddigon.
En: His feelings, and his own journey, were enough.
Cy: Wrth ddychwelyd o Glastonbury, teimlai Gareth yn ystwyth ac yn hirhunannol.
En: As he returned from Glastonbury, Gareth felt limber and self-assured.
Cy: Anghofiodd ei amheuaeth, ei calon yn bwydo mewn doethineb hen ddoethion, gyda sgyrsiau ei gydymaith yn caneuon ymhell i mewn i ddiwlltwydd.
En: He forgot his doubt, his heart feeding on the wisdom of old sages, with the conversations of his companions as songs deep into the wild.
Cy: Ac felly, fortuniodd Gareth ymlaen mewn bywyd, gan wybod bod gan bob cam ei bwrpas.
En: And so, Gareth forged ahead in life, knowing that every step had its purpose.
Cy: Roedd arwyddion personol mwy penodol i'w wneud ei hun, gan ddilyn y ffordd a nodwyd gan ei heddur fewnol.
En: He was to make more specific personal signs for himself, following the path marked by his internal guide.
Cy: Roedd yr haul yn mynd a dychwelyd, ond roedd Gareth nawr wastad yn disgleirio.
En: The sun would come and go, but Gareth now always shone.
Vocabulary Words:
shade: cysgod
journey: daith
doubt: amheuaeth
lurked: llechu
anxious: pryderus
tender: annwyl
uncertainly: ansicr
excitement: cyffro
sacred: cysegredig
clarity: eglurhad
ancient: hynafol
dissecting: toring
breeze: awel
mantra: mantra
fleeting: ferwi
simmering: berwi
peace: heddwch
generations: cenhedlaeth
purpose: bwrpas
limber: ystwyth
self-assured: hirhunannol
wisdom: doethineb
sages: doethion
companions: cydymaith
forge: fortunio
internal: fewnol
guide: heddur
bathed: gudd
landscape: tirlun
hidden: cudd - Fluent Fiction - Welsh: Secrets of St. David's: Llewellyn's Search for Unity and Truth
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Story Transcript:
Cy: Roedd haul yr haf yn tywynnu dros ben St. David's Cathedral.
En: The summer sun shone brightly over St. David's Cathedral.
Cy: Roedd y lle’n llonydd a hardd.
En: The place was serene and beautiful.
Cy: Roedd Llewellyn yn sefyll o flaen yr adeilad mawreddog, ei galon yn pwyso'n drwm.
En: Llewellyn stood in front of the majestic building, his heart heavy.
Cy: Roedd newyddion y colled wedi cyrraedd pob cornel o'r dref.
En: News of the loss had reached every corner of the town.
Cy: Arteffact gwerthfawr a dirgel, wedi diflannu o gasgliad y gadeirlan.
En: A valuable and mysterious artifact had vanished from the cathedral's collection.
Cy: Roedd pawb yn sibrwd mai Llewellyn oedd ar fai.
En: Everyone whispered that Llewellyn was to blame.
Cy: Cawsai Llewellyn ei ystyried yn feistr hanes tref.
En: Llewellyn had been considered the town's history master.
Cy: Roedd brwdfrydedd am hanes lleol yn tanio ei ysbryd, ond nawr, roedd cysgod ar ei enw da.
En: His enthusiasm for local history fueled his spirit, but now, there was a shadow over his reputation.
Cy: Roedd ofn mawr nag oedd yn gallu cysgu'r nos.
En: He was so afraid that he couldn't sleep at night.
Cy: Doedd neb arall yn deall pwysigrwydd arteffact.
En: Nobody else understood the importance of the artifact.
Cy: Ond dim ond un ffordd oedd i gadarnhau ei ymroddiad a gwirio ei diniweidrwydd – dod o hyd i'r arteffact.
En: But there was only one way to prove his dedication and verify his innocence – to find the artifact.
Cy: Gwnaeth Llewellyn benderfyniad dewr.
En: Llewellyn made a brave decision.
Cy: Y tu allan i'r gadeirlan, cyfarfododd â Carys a Dylan.
En: Outside the cathedral, he met Carys and Dylan.
Cy: “Dwi eisiau eich help chi,” meddai Llewellyn, ei llais yn sicr.
En: "I need your help," said Llewellyn, his voice firm.
Cy: Er bod Carys yn amheus, roedd dealltwriaeth Dylan am y tu mewn i'r gadeirlan yn amhrisiadwy.
En: Although Carys was skeptical, Dylan's understanding of the cathedral's interior was invaluable.
Cy: Fe ddechreuon nhw archwilio’r gadeirlan.
En: They began to explore the cathedral.
Cy: Roedd sêr lliwior yn gwahodd lliwiau i'r llawr, tra oedd Llewellyn yn teimlo pwysau'r hanes ar ei ysgwyddau.
En: Colored stars invited colors to the floor, while Llewellyn felt the weight of history on his shoulders.
Cy: Yn fuan, cawson nhw eu harwain i mewn i gornel dywyll a chuddiedig.
En: Soon, they were led into a dark and hidden corner.
Cy: Roedd llifoleuadau’r heulwen yn creu amlinellau ar stôn hen a hen fwy.
En: The sunlight beams created outlines on the old, ancient stone.
Cy: Roedd Llewellyn yn teimlo'r holl gynhesrwydd sydd o lawen antur yn ei galon.
En: Llewellyn felt all the warmth that comes from the joy of adventure in his heart.
Cy: Doedd y lle ddim yn ymweld â’i hynod.
En: The place was not frequented by many.
Cy: Tynnodd hobi honedig ein hynafiaeth - drys, oedd yn cuddio siambr gudd.
En: He pulled on an alleged relic handle - a door, hiding a secret chamber.
Cy: Roedd tirnod o'r trysor arbenigol o fewn.
En: There was a landmark of the special treasure within.
Cy: Yn sydyn, roedd y tri ohonynt yn syllu ar ddrysfa o gynion llechi, lled cala a phâr hen allweddi, a Llewellyn, gyda'i law arfraith yng nghanol gwydr.
En: Suddenly, the three of them were staring at a maze of slate shelves, a hardened ledge, and an old pair of keys, with Llewellyn, his arm stretched amidst the glass.
Cy: “Dyma fe!” roedd yn gweiddi, ei lygaid yn llawn disgleirdeb.
En: "This is it!" he shouted, his eyes filled with brilliance.
Cy: Gydag arteffact yn ei ddwylo, roedd Llewellyn yn teimlo am eiliad bod ei brwdfrydedd ym myd eu hymroddiad wedi helpu carlo ein hyddysgad.
En: With the artifact in his hands, Llewellyn felt for a moment that his enthusiasm in the world of dedication had helped convey their learning.
Cy: Daeth y cofgolofn swynol i'w ystyriaeth mewn grairion gwyryf gwan; ac wrth ailgydio yn y trysor i'r lle priod dderbynnol, roedd Llewellyn yn ymosod wrth haenu ei lethriad awen aur o lstene fi, coluriaeth anhygoel ei groesair.
En: The enchanting monument came to his consideration in faint virgin markings; and as he returned the treasure to its rightful place, Llewellyn strived while layering his golden creative streak of exquisite crosshair.
Cy: Daeth y gymuned â'i anogaeth fates – Llewellyn gymerodd gafod ei gythrudded fel clod ehedlan ei hun.
En: The community brought its encouragement in return—Llewellyn embraced his accusation as an uplifting praise for himself.
Cy: Gyda llaw Duw yn creu och ar llen faddwythion yr hen bersoniau o gorthor – wrth ei gefn, roedd y dorf, ei ddwys yn pwyll, yn cymeradwyo a chyhoeddi ei rnawdfyd yn golau treftadaeth ewynius amlw.
En: With the hand of God creating an impression upon the tapestry of ancient experiences—behind him, the crowd, profound in quietness, applauded and declared his success in the vivid heritage light.
Cy: Ni fu eithriad i'r stori hon eto.
En: There was no exception to this story yet.
Cy: Roedd Llewellyn yn gwybod nawr pwysigrwydd gweithio gydag eraill, a rhannu ymddiriedaeth a doethineb fel arwain y dyfodol.
En: Llewellyn knew now the importance of working with others, and sharing trust and wisdom to guide the future.
Cy: Roedd yr haul yr haf dal i dywynnu, gan chwalu'r amheuon gyda rhinweddau glân ac ynghlydgar ei ran.
En: The summer sun continued to shine, dispelling doubts with pure and supportive virtues.
Vocabulary Words:
serene: llonydd
majestic: mawreddog
artifact: arteffact
vanished: diflannu
reputation: enw da
skeptical: amheus
invaluable: amhrisiadwy
adventure: antur
frequented: ymweld
relic: hobi
chamber: siambr
shelves: cynion
ledge: lled
brilliance: disgleirdeb
enthusiasm: brwdfrydedd
dedication: ymroddiad
enchanting: swynol
tribute: clod
consideration: ystyriaeth
impression: och
tapestry: llen
applauded: cymeradwyo
heritage: treftadaeth
virtues: rhinweddau
doubts: amheuon
vivid: ewynius
exquisite: anhygoel
sunlight: heulwen
corners: cornel
outlines: amlinellau - Fluent Fiction - Welsh: Unearth Secrets! Ancient Adventure in Eryri National Park
Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
fluentfiction.com/cy/episode/2026-07-26-22-34-01-cy
Story Transcript:
Cy: Yn y bore cynnar haf, roedd Glyndwr a Bethan yn sefyll yn barod ym Mharc Cenedlaethol Eryri.
En: In the early summer morning, Glyndwr and Bethan stood ready in Eryri National Park.
Cy: Gafaelodd Glyndwr yn ei fap a'i gwmpawd, ei lygaid yn pefrio â chyffro.
En: Glyndwr grasped his map and compass, his eyes sparkling with excitement.
Cy: Roedd yn barod i ddechrau'r antur arbennig yma i chwilio am gylch cerrig hynafol a ddarganfuodd mewn hen lyfr dyddiadur.
En: He was ready to begin this special adventure to search for an ancient stone circle he had discovered in an old diary.
Cy: Roedd Bethan wrth ei ymyl, yn dal i fod yn ddigon amheus, ond yn benderfynol o gefnogi ei ffrind.
En: Bethan was beside him, still somewhat skeptical, but determined to support her friend.
Cy: "Awn ni, Glyndwr?
En: "Shall we go, Glyndwr?"
Cy: " meddai Bethan, ei llais yn llon ond ychydig yn bryderus.
En: said Bethan, her voice cheerful but a bit anxious.
Cy: "Mae'n rhaid i ni," atebodd Glyndwr yn hyderus.
En: "We must," Glyndwr answered confidently.
Cy: "Dyma gyfle gwych i adnabod ein gwreiddiau.
En: "This is a great opportunity to connect with our roots."
Cy: "Aethant ymlaen i'r llwybr, y coed yn cilio gyda phaith yn llenwi'r awyr.
En: They proceeded on the path, the trees receding as meadows filled the air.
Cy: Roedd y dydd yn gynnes, ond yr awyr yn gynnil yn pwyso'n drymaidd â'r addo glaw.
En: The day was warm, but the sky subtly pressed heavily with the promise of rain.
Cy: Roedd y tirwedd yn brydferth, y bryniau a'r coedwigoedd fel dodrefn o gyfnod arall.
En: The landscape was beautiful, the hills and forests like furniture from another era.
Cy: Teimlai Bethan yn anghyfforddus wrth i'r llwybr fynd yn anoddach i'w ddilyn, y dail trwchus yn tracio eu cynnydd.
En: Bethan felt uneasy as the path became harder to follow, the thick leaves tracking their progress.
Cy: Wrth i'r oriau basio, clywyd grugiar yn alaru yn y pellter.
En: As the hours passed, a grouse was heard lamenting in the distance.
Cy: Roedd cryn bryder yn Bethan, "Glyndwr, mae hi'n anodd gweld y ffordd bellach.
En: Bethan was quite concerned, "Glyndwr, it's hard to see the way now.
Cy: Beth os na fyddwn ni'n gallu dod o hyd iddo?
En: What if we can't find it?"
Cy: "Gwenu wnaeth Glyndwr, gyda nod o benderfyniaeth ar ei wyneb.
En: Glyndwr smiled, a nod of determination on his face.
Cy: "Byddwn ni'n iawn.
En: "We'll be fine.
Cy: Mae'r cynllun yma'n fanwl gywir.
En: The plan here is very accurate.
Cy: Ni allwn fethu.
En: We can't fail."
Cy: "Ar y munud hwn, dechreuodd niwlen trwchus godi, a'r gwynt yn fwhwl fel rhybudd.
En: At that moment, a thick mist began to rise, and the wind moaned like a warning.
Cy: Roedd amser yn gwasgu ac roedd dim ond sain ofnadwy'r glaw, yn dymuno taro'r ddaear, a glywid.
En: Time was pressing, and only the ominous sound of the rain, eager to hit the ground, was heard.
Cy: Ar ôl llawer o ymdrech, pan oeddynt bron â rhoi'r gorau iddi, digwyddodd rhywbeth arbennig.
En: After much effort, when they were almost ready to give up, something special happened.
Cy: Roeddent wedi cyrraedd.
En: They had arrived.
Cy: Yn eu blaenau, yn sefyll yn dawel ac yn niferus, roedd y cylch cerrig.
En: In front of them, standing quietly and in numbers, was the stone circle.
Cy: Roedd y cyffro'n groyw.
En: The excitement was vivid.
Cy: Roedd y dail ar y cerrig a'r awyr yn ffinio â thywyllwch o du cefn.
En: The leaves on the stones and the sky bordered with darkness from behind.
Cy: Un ond cawod fwrw a chyfarwyddodd Bethan, "Mae angen i ni fynd yn gyflym, Glyndwr.
En: A single shower fell and Bethan instructed, "We need to hurry, Glyndwr."
Cy: "Wrth ffoi, roedd Glyndwr yn edrych yn ôl am eiliad i gofio'n dawel am y lle, tra bod Bethan yn tynnu'n ôl gyda'r glaw yn cyflymu.
En: As they fled, Glyndwr looked back for a moment to quietly remember the place, while Bethan retreated with the rain speeding up.
Cy: Pan gyrhaeddon nhw'r lloches, roeddent yn wlyb drwodd ond yn ddiogel.
En: When they reached the shelter, they were drenched but safe.
Cy: "Wyt ti'n iawn?
En: "Are you alright?"
Cy: " holodd Glyndwr.
En: asked Glyndwr.
Cy: "Ydw," atebodd Bethan, yn gwenu bellach.
En: "Yes," Bethan answered, now smiling.
Cy: "Efallai nad wyf mor ddi-ofal â thithau, ond mae'r antur wedi bod yn werth chweil.
En: "I may not be as carefree as you, but the adventure has been worthwhile."
Cy: ""Roeddet ti'n gywir," cydnabu Glyndwr, "Mae bod yn barod yn holl bwysig.
En: "You were right," acknowledged Glyndwr, "Being prepared is very important.
Cy: Diolch am ddal i fynd gyda fi, Bethan.
En: Thank you for sticking with me, Bethan."
Cy: "Gwnaethant oresgyn eu pryderon a nawr roedd eu bond yn gryfach nag erioed.
En: They overcame their worries and now their bond was stronger than ever.
Cy: Roedd Glyndwr wedi dysgu parchu cydweithio a'r weledigaeth o berygl.
En: Glyndwr had learned to respect collaboration and the vision of danger.
Cy: Roedd Bethan yn gweld ei hyder yn cryfhau, yn barod i brofi rhagor o anturiaethau wrth ochr Glyndwr.
En: Bethan saw her confidence strengthen, ready to experience more adventures alongside Glyndwr.
Cy: Gyda'r awyr glawog yn clirio gobaith, roeddent yn nes at eu gwreiddiau nag erioed o'r blaen, a'r antur, dim ond dechreuad.
En: With the rainy sky clearing hope, they were closer to their roots than ever before, and the adventure, just a beginning.
Vocabulary Words:
grasped: gafaelodd
sparkling: pefrio
excitement: cyffro
ancient: hynafol
dairy: dyddiadur
skeptical: amheus
determined: benderfynol
roots: gwreiddiau
meadows: paith
subtly: cynnil
omen: rhybudd
tracked: tracio
lamenting: alaru
nod: nod
ominous: ofnadwy
vivid: groyw
retreat: tynnu'n ôl
drenched: wlyb drwodd
carefree: di-ofal
worthwhile: werth chweil
collaboration: cydweithio
vision: weledigaeth
danger: perygl
bond: bond
strengthen: cryfhau
clearing: clirio
effort: ymdrech
furniture: dodrefn
cloud: niwlen
shower: cawod
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