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Yr Iaith – Page 2 – Parallel.cymru: Bilingual Welsh digital magazine

Yr Iaith - Page 2

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Geithredwr Taith Jeremy Wood: Yr Iaith Gymraeg yn y Wladfa / Tour Operator Jeremy Wood: The Welsh Language in Patagonia

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Informal/Understanding Our Language/Postcards from Patagonia/Yr Iaith

Mae Jeremy Wood wedi bod yn darparu teithiau yn yr iaith (Welsh Patagonia) ym Mhatagonia ers 2006, ac mae e arbenigwr ar yr ardal a'r iaith. Yma, mae'n rhannu'r stori o'r iaith... Jeremy Wood has been providing Welsh-language tours (Welsh Patagonia) in Patagonia since 2006, and is a expert on the area and the language.

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Hanes a datblygiad yr iaith Gymraeg / The history and development of the Welsh language

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Yr Iaith

Er bod yr iaith wedi datblygu’n iaith leiafrifol heb unrhyw statws cyfreithiol ar droad y ganrif ddiwethaf, mae’r iaith Gymraeg yn chwarae rhan allweddol mewn busnes, gwasanaethau, addysg a diwylliant yng Nghymru. Yma’r trosolwg o’r hanes a datbygliadau… Despite becoming the minority language of Wales with no legal status at the turn of the last

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Mae Parallel.cymru yn gylchgrawn arlein i roi llais i unrhyw un sydd yn gwneud pethau trwy Iaith y Nefoedd, ac i gyflwyno adnoddau, erthyglau, straeon, diwylliant Cymraeg a llyfrau i’r byd.
Fe'i cyhoeddwyd rhwng 2017 a 2019 a derbyniodd tua phum mil o ddarllenwyr y mis- un o'r cyhoeddiadau iaith mwyaf poblogaidd.
Parallel.cymru is an online magazine that gives a voice to anyone who is using the language of heaven, and to introduce resources, articles, stories, Welsh culture and books.
It was published between 2017 and 2019 and received around five thousand readers a month- one of the most popular Welsh-language publications.

Mae pobl yn profi’r Gymraeg ar gontinwwm o alluoedd gwahanol, ond y ffordd draddodiadol o gynhyrchu deunydd yw mewn dull deuol. Trwy gyflwyno cynnwys unigryw ochr yn ochr, yn ‘paralel’, ac wedi’u graddoli yn ôl hyfedredd (Anffurfiol, Ffurfiol, Llenyddol), gall darllenwyr o bob gallu fwynhau darllen a sicrhau bod y Gymraeg yn hygyrch i bawb.
People experience Welsh on a continuum of abilities, but the traditional way of producing material is as binary Welsh or English. By presenting unique content side by side, in parallel, sequenced by level of proficiency (Informal, Formal, Literary), readers of all abilities can enjoy reading and ensure the language is accessible to all.

Diolch i bawb sydd wedi ysgrifennu, cefnogi neu ddarllen yma.
Thanks to all who have written, supported or read here.

Yn benodol, diolch o'r galon i'r canlynol am eu cyfraniadau hanfodol:
In particularly, thank you very much to the following for their essential contributions:

Alun Williams, Bethan Gwanas, Carl Morris, Carys Thomas, David Morgan, Criw Cyfres Amdani, Dafydd Roberts, Dai Rowlands, Dani Schlick, David Jandrell, David Sutton, Deborah McCarney & SSIW, Elgan Davies-Jones, Elin Meek, Fflur Arwel, Heini Gruffudd, Huw Dylan Owen, Huw Rowlands, Jo Knell, John Rowlands, Madison Keeping, Mark Stonelake, Matthew Jones, Menter Iaith Abertawe, Michelle Fecio, Nia Besley, Patrick Jemmer, Peter Mescall, Prifysgol Abertawe, Rhea Seren Phillips, Ruth Dawson & Sam Brown.