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<h2>Introduction</h2>
== Introduction ==


In Welsh, there are several ways to talk about the future. In this lesson, you will learn how to use future verb forms and time expressions to discuss future events. Understanding how to talk about the future will help you express plans, hopes, and dreams for upcoming events.  
In this lesson, we will explore different ways to talk about the future in Welsh. Being able to discuss future events is an essential skill in any language, as it allows us to make plans, express intentions, and talk about upcoming events. In Welsh, there are various verb forms and time expressions that we can use to convey the idea of the future. By the end of this lesson, you will have a solid understanding of how to talk about the future in Welsh and will be able to use this knowledge in real-life situations.


<h2>Future Tense Verb Forms</h2>
== Present Continuous Tense ==


<h3>The Simple Future</h3>
Before we delve into discussing the future, it's important to revisit the present continuous tense in Welsh. The present continuous tense is used to talk about actions happening right now or in the near future. In Welsh, the present continuous tense is formed by combining the present tense of the verb "bod" (to be) with the present participle of the main verb. The present participle is created by adding "-yn" to the base form of the verb.


The simple future tense in Welsh is formed by using the verb "bydd" (will) followed by the infinitive form of the main verb. For example:
Let's look at some examples:


{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| Byddaf i'n mynd  || BUH-dav ee'n MUND || I will go
| Dw i'n darllen. || Doo ee'n darl-len || I am reading.
|-
| Rydych chi'n ysgrifennu. || Ruh-dikh khi'n uhs-grih-ven-ee || You are writing.
|-
| Mae e'n chwarae. || My ay'n hwa-rye || He is playing.
|-
| Rydyn ni'n gweithio. || Rud-in nee'n gwey-thyo || We are working.
|-
| Maen nhw'n canu. || Main thu'n ka-nee || They are singing.
|}
 
As you can see, the present continuous tense in Welsh is formed by adding the appropriate form of "bod" before the present participle of the main verb. It's important to note that the present continuous tense in Welsh is not only used to talk about actions happening right now, but also for future events that have been planned or arranged.
 
== Talking About the Future ==
 
Now that we have reviewed the present continuous tense, let's move on to discussing different ways to talk about the future in Welsh. In addition to using the present continuous tense, there are other verb forms and time expressions that we can use to convey the idea of the future. Let's explore each of them in detail.
 
=== Using the Future Tense ===
 
One way to talk about the future in Welsh is by using the future tense. In Welsh, the future tense is formed by adding the appropriate form of the verb "bydd" (to be) before the infinitive form of the main verb. The future tense can be used to express intentions, predictions, and plans for the future.
 
Here are some examples:
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| Byddi di'n gwneud || BUH-di dee'n GNU-ayd  || You will do 
| Bydda i'n siopa yfory. || Buth-a ee'n shop-a u-vor-uh || I will shop tomorrow.
|-
|-
| Bydd e/ei/y'n dysgu || BITH ay / BITH ay-ee / BITH un DIS-gee  || He / She / It will learn
| Byddi di'n gweithio yn y swyddfa. || Buth-ee dee'n gwey-thyo uhn uh swid-va || You will work in the office.
|-
|-
| Byddwn ni'n canu || BUH-doon nee'n CAN-ee   || We will sing 
| Bydd e'n mynd i'r parc. || Buth ay'n mind ee'r park || He will go to the park.
|-
|-
| Byddwch chi'n eistedd  || BUH-dookh chee'n AYS-tedd || You will sit 
| Byddwn ni'n mynd ar wyliau. || Buth-oon nee'n mind ar wil-yay || We will go on vacation.
|-
|-
| Byddan nhw'n chwarae || BUH-dan noo'n HWAR-ay || They will play  
| Byddan nhw'n chwarae rygbi. || Buth-an nuh'n hwa-rye rug-bee || They will play rugby.
|}
|}


<h3>The Future Perfect Tense</h3>
As you can see, the future tense in Welsh is formed by adding the appropriate form of "bydd" before the infinitive form of the main verb. It's important to note that the future tense in Welsh can also be used to make polite requests or suggestions. For example, "Byddwch chi'n dod i'r parti?" (Will you come to the party?).


The future perfect tense in Welsh is formed by using the future tense of "cael" (to have) followed by the past participle of the main verb. For example:
=== Using the Verb "Mynd" (To Go) ===
 
Another way to talk about the future in Welsh is by using the verb "mynd" (to go). In Welsh, "mynd" can be used on its own to indicate the future or combined with other verbs to express future actions or intentions.
 
Here are some examples:


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! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
|-
| Cawn ni wedi gorffen  || CAWN nee WEH-dee GOR-fen  || We will have finished
| Mi af i'r sinema wythnos nesaf. || Mee av ee'r sin-eh-ma oo-ith-nos ness-av || I am going to the cinema next week.
|-
|-
| Byddwch chi wedi blino || BUH-dookh chee WEH-dee BLEE-no  || You will have tired
| Wyt ti'n mynd i'r parti? || Oot tee'n mind ee'r par-tee || Are you going to the party?
|-
|-
| Byddan nhw wedi cysgu || BUH-dan noo WEH-dee KUSS-gee  || They will have slept
| Mae e'n mynd i siopa. || My ay'n mind ee shop-a || He is going shopping.
|-
| Rydyn ni'n mynd i'r parc. || Rud-in nee'n mind ee'r park || We are going to the park.
|-
| Maen nhw'n mynd i weld y ffilm newydd. || Main thu'n mind ee weld uh film new-ith || They are going to see the new movie.
|}
|}


<h3>The Future Continuous Tense</h3>
In these examples, "mynd" is used to indicate future actions or intentions. It is often combined with other verbs to provide more context or detail about the future event. It's important to note that "mynd" can also be used to talk about immediate future actions, similar to the present continuous tense.


The future continuous tense in Welsh is formed by using "bydd" (will) followed by "yn" and the present participle of the main verb. For example:
=== Using Time Expressions ===
 
In addition to verb forms, time expressions can also be used to talk about the future in Welsh. Time expressions provide information about when a future event will occur and can be used in combination with verb forms to create more specific statements.
 
Here are some examples:
 
* Yfory (Tomorrow)
* Wythnos nesaf (Next week)
* Mis nesaf (Next month)
* Blwyddyn nesaf (Next year)
* Yn y dyfodol (In the future)
 
Let's see how these time expressions can be used in sentences:


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! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
! Welsh !! Pronunciation !! English
|-
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| Bydda i'n siarad || BUH-tha ee'n SHAR-ad || I will be speaking
| Bydda i'n mynd i'r swyddfa yfory. || Buth-a ee'n mind ee'r swid-va u-vor-uh || I will go to the office tomorrow.
|-
| Byddi di'n dod i'r parti wythnos nesaf. || Buth-ee dee'n dod ee'r par-tee oo-ith-nos ness-av || You will come to the party next week.
|-
|-
| Byddwch chi'n cymryd || BUH-dookh chee'n KUM-rid || You will be taking
| Bydd e'n prynu car mis nesaf. || Buth ay'n prih-nee kar miss-ness-av || He will buy a car next month.
|-
|-
| Bydd e'n mynd || BITH en mund || He will be going
| Byddwn ni'n mynd ar wyliau blwyddyn nesaf. || Buth-oon nee'n mind ar wil-yay blwid-in ness-av || We will go on vacation next year.
|-
|-
| Byddan nhw'n gwneud || BUH-dan noo'n GNU-ayd || They will be doing
| Byddan nhw'n gweithio yn y dyfodol. || Buth-an nuh'n gwey-thyo uhn uh duh-vod-ol || They will work in the future.
|}
|}


<h2>Time Expressions</h2>
As you can see, combining time expressions with verb forms allows us to create more specific statements about future events. Time expressions provide clarity and help us understand when the actions or events will take place.
 
== Cultural Insight ==


<h3>Tomorrow and Yesterday</h3>
In Welsh culture, planning for the future is highly valued. Welsh people are known for their strong work ethic and commitment to achieving their goals. They believe in setting clear objectives and working towards them diligently. The Welsh language reflects this cultural perspective by providing various ways to talk about the future, allowing speakers to express their intentions and plans with precision.


In Welsh, "yfory" means "tomorrow," and "ddoe" means "yesterday." For example:
Historically, the Welsh language has evolved alongside the country's rich cultural heritage. The Welsh people have a long and proud history, with a strong sense of national identity. The language has played a vital role in preserving and promoting Welsh culture, and talking about the future in Welsh is a way to connect with this cultural heritage.


* Mi fyddwn ni'n mynd i'r sinema yfory. (We will go to the cinema tomorrow.)
== Exercises ==
* Ddoe, es i i'r swyddfa. (Yesterday, I went to the office.)


<h3>Next and Last</h3>
Now it's time to put your knowledge into practice! Complete the following exercises to reinforce your understanding of talking about the future in Welsh. Solutions and explanations are provided below each exercise.


To talk about future or past events that are recurring, you can use "y nesaf" for "the next" and "yr un diwethaf" for "the last." For example:
=== Exercise 1: Future Tense ===


* Yr wythnos nesaf, byddai'r ganolfan hamdden yn cael ei hailagor. (Next week, the leisure center will be reopened.)
Rewrite the following sentences using the future tense in Welsh. Remember to use the appropriate form of "bydd" before the infinitive form of the main verb.
* Yr un diwethaf, bûm i yn mynd i'r swyddfa. (Last time, I went to the office.)


<h3>Plans and Intentions</h3>
1. Dw i'n dysgu Cymraeg. (I am learning Welsh.)
2. Rydych chi'n mynd i'r swyddfa. (You are going to the office.)
3. Mae e'n prynu llyfr. (He is buying a book.)
4. Rydyn ni'n mynd i'r parc. (We are going to the park.)
5. Maen nhw'n gweithio yn y swyddfa. (They are working in the office.)


To express plans and intentions for the future, you can use "am" followed by the present participle of the verb. For example:
=== Exercise 2: Verb "Mynd" (To Go) ===


* Rwy'n mynd am fynd ar wyliau wythnos nesaf. (I am planning to go on vacation next week.)
Complete the following sentences using the verb "mynd" (to go) in Welsh. Provide the appropriate form of "mynd" and the main verb in the present tense.
* Dwi'n bwriadu prynu car newydd eleni. (I intend to buy a new car this year.)


<h2>Practice Time!</h2>
1. Dw i'n _______________ i'r sinema yfory. (I am going to the cinema tomorrow.)
2. Wyt ti'n _______________ i'r parti nesaf? (Are you going to the party next week?)
3. Mae e'n _______________ i siopa. (He is going shopping.)
4. Rydyn ni'n _______________ i'r parc. (We are going to the park.)
5. Maen nhw'n _______________ i weld y ffilm newydd. (They are going to see the new movie.)


Now that you have learned how to use different forms and expressions to talk about the future in Welsh, let's practice!
=== Exercise 3: Time Expressions ===


Translate the following sentences from English to Welsh (use the appropriate future form and time expression if needed):
Translate the following sentences into Welsh using the provided time expressions.


<ol>
1. I will go to the office _______________. (tomorrow)
<li>I will start studying Welsh next month. </li>
2. You will come to the party _______________. (next month)
<li>They will be playing rugby tomorrow afternoon.</li>
3. He will buy a car _______________. (next year)
<li>Next year, my family and I will travel to Wales.</li>
4. We will go on vacation _______________. (next week)
<li>Last week, I watched a movie.</li>
5. They will work _______________. (in the future)
<li>We will have finished our project by Friday.</li>
</ol>


<h2>Congratulations!</h2>
== Solutions ==


You have completed the "Welsh Grammar → Present Continuous and Future → Talking About the Future" lesson. You now have the language tools to talk about future events in Welsh. Continue practicing and expanding your Welsh language knowledge to prepare for the next lesson, where you will learn about travel and transportation.
=== Exercise 1: Future Tense ===


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3. Bydd e'n prynu llyfr. (He will buy a book.)
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4. Byddwn ni'n mynd i'r parc. (We will go to the park.)
5. Byddan nhw'n gweithio yn y swyddfa. (They will work in the office.)


=== Exercise 2: Verb "Mynd" (To Go) ===
1. Dw i'n mynd i'r sinema yfory. (I am going to the cinema tomorrow.)
2. Wyt ti'n mynd i'r parti nesaf? (Are you going to the party next week?)
3. Mae e'n mynd i siopa. (He is going shopping.)
4. Rydyn ni'n mynd i'r parc. (We are going to the park.)
5. Maen nhw'n mynd i weld y ffilm newydd. (They are going to see the new movie.)
=== Exercise 3: Time Expressions ===
1. Bydda i'n mynd i'r swyddfa yfory. (I will go to the office tomorrow.)
2. Byddi di'n dod i'r parti mis nesaf. (You will come to the party next month.)
3. Bydd e'n prynu car blwyddyn nesaf. (He will buy a car next year.)
4. Byddwn ni'n mynd ar wyliau wythnos nesaf. (We will go on vacation next week.)
5. Byddan nhw'n gweithio yn y dyfodol. (They will work in the future.)
== Conclusion ==
Congratulations! You have successfully learned different ways to talk about the future in Welsh. By using the future tense, the verb "mynd" (to go), and various time expressions, you can confidently express your intentions, plans, and predictions for the future. Keep practicing and incorporating these language skills into your daily life to become more fluent in Welsh.
Remember, the ability to discuss future events in a foreign language is a valuable skill that will enhance your communication abilities and deepen your understanding of Welsh culture. So go ahead and start using these new language skills to plan your future adventures in Welsh!


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Welsh → Grammar → 0 to A1 Course → Present Continuous and Future → Talking About the Future

Introduction[edit | edit source]

In this lesson, we will explore different ways to talk about the future in Welsh. Being able to discuss future events is an essential skill in any language, as it allows us to make plans, express intentions, and talk about upcoming events. In Welsh, there are various verb forms and time expressions that we can use to convey the idea of the future. By the end of this lesson, you will have a solid understanding of how to talk about the future in Welsh and will be able to use this knowledge in real-life situations.

Present Continuous Tense[edit | edit source]

Before we delve into discussing the future, it's important to revisit the present continuous tense in Welsh. The present continuous tense is used to talk about actions happening right now or in the near future. In Welsh, the present continuous tense is formed by combining the present tense of the verb "bod" (to be) with the present participle of the main verb. The present participle is created by adding "-yn" to the base form of the verb.

Let's look at some examples:

Welsh Pronunciation English
Dw i'n darllen. Doo ee'n darl-len I am reading.
Rydych chi'n ysgrifennu. Ruh-dikh khi'n uhs-grih-ven-ee You are writing.
Mae e'n chwarae. My ay'n hwa-rye He is playing.
Rydyn ni'n gweithio. Rud-in nee'n gwey-thyo We are working.
Maen nhw'n canu. Main thu'n ka-nee They are singing.

As you can see, the present continuous tense in Welsh is formed by adding the appropriate form of "bod" before the present participle of the main verb. It's important to note that the present continuous tense in Welsh is not only used to talk about actions happening right now, but also for future events that have been planned or arranged.

Talking About the Future[edit | edit source]

Now that we have reviewed the present continuous tense, let's move on to discussing different ways to talk about the future in Welsh. In addition to using the present continuous tense, there are other verb forms and time expressions that we can use to convey the idea of the future. Let's explore each of them in detail.

Using the Future Tense[edit | edit source]

One way to talk about the future in Welsh is by using the future tense. In Welsh, the future tense is formed by adding the appropriate form of the verb "bydd" (to be) before the infinitive form of the main verb. The future tense can be used to express intentions, predictions, and plans for the future.

Here are some examples:

Welsh Pronunciation English
Bydda i'n siopa yfory. Buth-a ee'n shop-a u-vor-uh I will shop tomorrow.
Byddi di'n gweithio yn y swyddfa. Buth-ee dee'n gwey-thyo uhn uh swid-va You will work in the office.
Bydd e'n mynd i'r parc. Buth ay'n mind ee'r park He will go to the park.
Byddwn ni'n mynd ar wyliau. Buth-oon nee'n mind ar wil-yay We will go on vacation.
Byddan nhw'n chwarae rygbi. Buth-an nuh'n hwa-rye rug-bee They will play rugby.

As you can see, the future tense in Welsh is formed by adding the appropriate form of "bydd" before the infinitive form of the main verb. It's important to note that the future tense in Welsh can also be used to make polite requests or suggestions. For example, "Byddwch chi'n dod i'r parti?" (Will you come to the party?).

Using the Verb "Mynd" (To Go)[edit | edit source]

Another way to talk about the future in Welsh is by using the verb "mynd" (to go). In Welsh, "mynd" can be used on its own to indicate the future or combined with other verbs to express future actions or intentions.

Here are some examples:

Welsh Pronunciation English
Mi af i'r sinema wythnos nesaf. Mee av ee'r sin-eh-ma oo-ith-nos ness-av I am going to the cinema next week.
Wyt ti'n mynd i'r parti? Oot tee'n mind ee'r par-tee Are you going to the party?
Mae e'n mynd i siopa. My ay'n mind ee shop-a He is going shopping.
Rydyn ni'n mynd i'r parc. Rud-in nee'n mind ee'r park We are going to the park.
Maen nhw'n mynd i weld y ffilm newydd. Main thu'n mind ee weld uh film new-ith They are going to see the new movie.

In these examples, "mynd" is used to indicate future actions or intentions. It is often combined with other verbs to provide more context or detail about the future event. It's important to note that "mynd" can also be used to talk about immediate future actions, similar to the present continuous tense.

Using Time Expressions[edit | edit source]

In addition to verb forms, time expressions can also be used to talk about the future in Welsh. Time expressions provide information about when a future event will occur and can be used in combination with verb forms to create more specific statements.

Here are some examples:

  • Yfory (Tomorrow)
  • Wythnos nesaf (Next week)
  • Mis nesaf (Next month)
  • Blwyddyn nesaf (Next year)
  • Yn y dyfodol (In the future)

Let's see how these time expressions can be used in sentences:

Welsh Pronunciation English
Bydda i'n mynd i'r swyddfa yfory. Buth-a ee'n mind ee'r swid-va u-vor-uh I will go to the office tomorrow.
Byddi di'n dod i'r parti wythnos nesaf. Buth-ee dee'n dod ee'r par-tee oo-ith-nos ness-av You will come to the party next week.
Bydd e'n prynu car mis nesaf. Buth ay'n prih-nee kar miss-ness-av He will buy a car next month.
Byddwn ni'n mynd ar wyliau blwyddyn nesaf. Buth-oon nee'n mind ar wil-yay blwid-in ness-av We will go on vacation next year.
Byddan nhw'n gweithio yn y dyfodol. Buth-an nuh'n gwey-thyo uhn uh duh-vod-ol They will work in the future.

As you can see, combining time expressions with verb forms allows us to create more specific statements about future events. Time expressions provide clarity and help us understand when the actions or events will take place.

Cultural Insight[edit | edit source]

In Welsh culture, planning for the future is highly valued. Welsh people are known for their strong work ethic and commitment to achieving their goals. They believe in setting clear objectives and working towards them diligently. The Welsh language reflects this cultural perspective by providing various ways to talk about the future, allowing speakers to express their intentions and plans with precision.

Historically, the Welsh language has evolved alongside the country's rich cultural heritage. The Welsh people have a long and proud history, with a strong sense of national identity. The language has played a vital role in preserving and promoting Welsh culture, and talking about the future in Welsh is a way to connect with this cultural heritage.

Exercises[edit | edit source]

Now it's time to put your knowledge into practice! Complete the following exercises to reinforce your understanding of talking about the future in Welsh. Solutions and explanations are provided below each exercise.

Exercise 1: Future Tense[edit | edit source]

Rewrite the following sentences using the future tense in Welsh. Remember to use the appropriate form of "bydd" before the infinitive form of the main verb.

1. Dw i'n dysgu Cymraeg. (I am learning Welsh.) 2. Rydych chi'n mynd i'r swyddfa. (You are going to the office.) 3. Mae e'n prynu llyfr. (He is buying a book.) 4. Rydyn ni'n mynd i'r parc. (We are going to the park.) 5. Maen nhw'n gweithio yn y swyddfa. (They are working in the office.)

Exercise 2: Verb "Mynd" (To Go)[edit | edit source]

Complete the following sentences using the verb "mynd" (to go) in Welsh. Provide the appropriate form of "mynd" and the main verb in the present tense.

1. Dw i'n _______________ i'r sinema yfory. (I am going to the cinema tomorrow.) 2. Wyt ti'n _______________ i'r parti nesaf? (Are you going to the party next week?) 3. Mae e'n _______________ i siopa. (He is going shopping.) 4. Rydyn ni'n _______________ i'r parc. (We are going to the park.) 5. Maen nhw'n _______________ i weld y ffilm newydd. (They are going to see the new movie.)

Exercise 3: Time Expressions[edit | edit source]

Translate the following sentences into Welsh using the provided time expressions.

1. I will go to the office _______________. (tomorrow) 2. You will come to the party _______________. (next month) 3. He will buy a car _______________. (next year) 4. We will go on vacation _______________. (next week) 5. They will work _______________. (in the future)

Solutions[edit | edit source]

Exercise 1: Future Tense[edit | edit source]

1. Bydda i'n dysgu Cymraeg. (I will learn Welsh.) 2. Byddwch chi'n mynd i'r swyddfa. (You will go to the office.) 3. Bydd e'n prynu llyfr. (He will buy a book.) 4. Byddwn ni'n mynd i'r parc. (We will go to the park.) 5. Byddan nhw'n gweithio yn y swyddfa. (They will work in the office.)

Exercise 2: Verb "Mynd" (To Go)[edit | edit source]

1. Dw i'n mynd i'r sinema yfory. (I am going to the cinema tomorrow.) 2. Wyt ti'n mynd i'r parti nesaf? (Are you going to the party next week?) 3. Mae e'n mynd i siopa. (He is going shopping.) 4. Rydyn ni'n mynd i'r parc. (We are going to the park.) 5. Maen nhw'n mynd i weld y ffilm newydd. (They are going to see the new movie.)

Exercise 3: Time Expressions[edit | edit source]

1. Bydda i'n mynd i'r swyddfa yfory. (I will go to the office tomorrow.) 2. Byddi di'n dod i'r parti mis nesaf. (You will come to the party next month.) 3. Bydd e'n prynu car blwyddyn nesaf. (He will buy a car next year.) 4. Byddwn ni'n mynd ar wyliau wythnos nesaf. (We will go on vacation next week.) 5. Byddan nhw'n gweithio yn y dyfodol. (They will work in the future.)

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Congratulations! You have successfully learned different ways to talk about the future in Welsh. By using the future tense, the verb "mynd" (to go), and various time expressions, you can confidently express your intentions, plans, and predictions for the future. Keep practicing and incorporating these language skills into your daily life to become more fluent in Welsh.

Remember, the ability to discuss future events in a foreign language is a valuable skill that will enhance your communication abilities and deepen your understanding of Welsh culture. So go ahead and start using these new language skills to plan your future adventures in Welsh!

Table of Contents - Welsh Course - 0 to A1[edit source]


Greetings and Introductions


Pronouns and Verbs


Numbers and Time


Questions and Negation


Family and Relationships


Adjectives and Adverbs


Food and Drink


Prepositions and Conjunctions


Welsh Traditions and Celebrations


Hobbies and Leisure


Present Continuous and Future


Travel and Transportation


Welsh Literature and History


Sources[edit | edit source]


Other Lessons[edit | edit source]




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