SIMPLE -- Question from Margaret [YMLACIO] (Currently doing Level 3)

Welsh Speaking Practice
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A simple question, but your answer can be as short or as long as you like.

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Great question, Margaret!

Hmmm… I wonder if we preface the title with SIMPLE - so that we can keep whatever Level you’re on in the brackets? Maybe that would cover both bases? :thumbsup:

[And welcome to the green!]

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I’ve edited the title as per your suggestion. :slight_smile:

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Duolingo teaches myfyrio for “meditate” :slight_smile:

(Related to “contemplate, ponder”, so a myfyriwr “student” is someone who “contemplates, ponders” things or, if you want, “meditates” on them!)

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Sut i fyfyrio …

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Ma hynna’n wych! Myfyrio drwy’r Gymraeg :slight_smile:

That’s brilliant! Meditating through Welsh :slight_smile:

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I hope it’s all right to answer your own question! :slight_smile: I’ll have a go at the others too, but I thought I’d start with how I like to relax.

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Lovely to hear your answers, @GuyHill and @christineevans. Those are excellent ways to relax. :slight_smile:

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Ti’n ffodus iawn, @helen-gwyn-jones! You’re very fortunate! :slight_smile:

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