Gw mau tau Thank you: Diolch (DEE-olkh) dari Senarai frasa biasa dalam pelbagai bahasa. Jelasin dalam bahasa melayu

Thank you very much: Diolch yn fawr (DEE-olkh'n vowR) You're welcome: Da chi (dah khee)

No thank you: Dim diolch (dim dee-olkh)

Yes: Ie (EE-eh), Do (doh), Oes (oyss), Ydy (UD-ee) etc.

There are at least 20 words for “yes”.

To answer “yes” you must agree with the question.

“Oes...?” (Is there...?) is answered with “Oes” (Yes there is).

“Ydy...?” (Is he/she...?) is answered with “Ydy” (Yes he/she is).

“Ydw...?” (Am I...?) would however be answered appropriately with “Ydych” (Yes you are) and vice versa.

“Ie” (Yes) is only used when a proper question hasn’t been asked, or in reply to “Ai...?” (Is it...?).

“Do” (Yes I did, Yes you did, etc.) is used in reply to questions in the past tense.

To contradict someone or to give a more definite “no” you can however precede the words for “yes” with “na” or “nag”, e.g. “Nag oes!” (No there isn’t!) (The opposite of Do is Naddo.)

(I’m) sorry!: Mae'n flin gen i! (mye'n vleen Gen ee)

Isn’t it? Wouldn’t it? Aren’t they? Won’t we? etc.: Ynte? (un-teh)

Cheers! Good health!: Iechyd da! (YEKH-id dah)