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Introduction:

In this chapter, you will learn how to ask for directions in Welsh. Whether you’re exploring the beautiful landscapes of Wales or navigating through a Welsh-speaking city, being able to ask for directions is an essential skill. By mastering the phrases in this chapter, you’ll be able to confidently communicate your location and find your way around. Let’s dive into the world of asking for directions in Welsh!

Asking for Directions:

When you find yourself in need of directions, use the following phrases to ask for help:

I'm sorry, but could you help me? – I'm sorry, but could you help me?

Where is the nearest pub? – Where is the nearest pub?

Sut i fynd i’r parc o’r fan hyn? – How do I get to the park from here?

Can you tell me where the nearest pub is? – Can you tell me where the nearest restaurant is?

I'm looking for a newsagent. Do you know where I can get it from? – I'm looking for a newspaper shop. Do you know where I can find one?

Can you direct me to the registry, please? – Could you direct me to the registration desk, please?

I lose the way. Can you explain to me where the train station is? – To my loss. Can you explain to me where the train station is?

Giving Directions:

When someone asks you for directions, use the following phrases to provide clear instructions:

Go right and then turn left. – Go right and then turn left.

Near the bridge, go over the lane. – Next to the bridge, go over the road.

Continue on for about half a mile. – Continue straight for about half a mile.

The post shop is behind the library. – The post office is behind the library.

If you go over the bridge, you will reach the market. – If you go over the bridge, you will reach the market.

The hospital is beyond the reeds. – The hospital is beyond the roundabout.

Stay at the intersection until you see the junction. – Wait at the crossroads until you see the junction.

Seeking Clarification:

If the directions are not clear or you need further clarification, use these phrases:

Sorry, can you explain again, please? – Sorry, could you explain again, please?

Beth yw’r enw ar y stryd hon? – What is the name of this street?

Do you have a map on you? – Do you have a map?

Can you show me on the map? – Can you show me on the map?

I'm afraid I've lost the way. – I'm forced I've lost my way.

Would it be possible for you to help me get back to town? – Would it be possible for you to help me get back to town?

Emergency Situations:

In case of emergency or urgent situations, it’s important to know how to seek assistance. Here are some phrases to use:

Call for help! – Call for help!

Urgent help is needed! – I need urgent assistance!

Where is the nearest police station? – Where is the nearest police station?

I have lost my friend. Can you help me find it? – I have lost my friend. Can you help me find him/her?

Expressions of Gratitude:

After receiving directions, it’s important to show gratitude. Use the following phrases to express your appreciation:

Thank you very much for your help! – Thank you very much for your help!

I appreciate your time and patience. – I appreciate your time and patience.

Diolch o galon! – Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

Diolch am egluro mor glir. – Thank you for explaining so clearly.

Conclusion:

Congratulations! You have now learned the essential phrases for asking for directions in Welsh. Remember to practice these phrases and ask for help whenever needed. Exploring Wales or any Welsh-speaking area will be much easier now that you can confidently communicate and navigate your way around. Stay tuned for the next chapter, where we will delve into the world of ordering food and drinks in Welsh. Hwyl am y tro! (Goodbye for now!)