English: Or a Welsh one for that matter, yes, except that your own party doesn't even believe in independence anymore, so that's not on offer. So, the opportunity that this gives us is not just, of course, to do a free trade deal with the EU but also free trade deals with the rest of the world, and they are queuing up to do these deals with us. I can't understand the First Minister's pessimism about the time this is going to take. So, what I'm asking him to do is to get further behind this idea of a free trade solution to the negotiations that are now ongoing. As regards other negative things he said, why is he still giving house room to the idea that it's possible for us to discriminate against EU nationals post Brexit, when he knows that the rights of EU nationals are fully protected under the 1969 Vienna treaty on the rights of nationals of signatory members? There's no going back on that and the UK Government, I believe, has already made that position clear. And as regards the future of tariffs within the EU, I can't understand why he can think that it is actually a serious threat to us that there will be tariffs on imports and exports between Britain and the EU. If we just take Germany as an example, we export £29 billion-worth of goods to them every year, but they export to us twice that - £57 billion. So, he's been talking about his negotiations with the UK Government, what about setting up some arrangements to talk to the German Government and other Governments that are sympathetic to a free trade solution for themselves as well as for the UK within and beyond the EU? What moves has he made to enter into discussions with the German Government, because next year there is an election in Germany and I don't think that the German Chancellor will want to go into that election saying that there's a possibility there'll be a 10 per cent or 15 per cent tariff on BMW, Mercedes, Volkswagen et cetera exports to the EU. So, what I'm asking the First Minister is to become more positive, concentrate on the opportunities that lie ahead so that we can make the best of the outcome of the referendum.
Welsh: Neu un Cymreig o ran hynny, ie, ond nid yw eich plaid chi eich hun hyd yn oed yn credu mewn annibyniaeth bellach, felly nid yw hynny'n cael ei gynnig. Felly, y cyfle y mae hyn yn ei roi i ni, wrth gwrs, yw i wneud bargen masnach rydd â'r UE, a hefyd cytundebau masnach rydd â gweddill y byd, ac maent yn awyddus i wneud y cytundebau hyn â ni. Ni allaf ddeall pesimistiaeth y Prif Weinidog o ran yr amser y mae hyn yn mynd i'w gymryd. Felly, yr hyn yr wyf yn gofyn iddo ei wneud yw rhoi mwy o gefnogaeth i'r syniad o ateb masnach rydd yn y trafodaethau sy'n mynd rhagddynt yn awr. O ran y pethau negyddol eraill a ddywedodd, pam ei fod yn dal i roi sylw i'r syniad ei bod yn bosibl i ni wahaniaethu yn erbyn dinasyddion yr UE ar ôl Brexit, pan ei fod yn gwybod bod hawliau dinasyddion yr UE wedi eu gwarchod yn llawn dan gytundeb 1969 Fienna ar hawliau gwladolion aelodau sydd wedi cytuno iddo? Nid oes troi'n ôl ar hynny ac mae Llywodraeth y DU, rwy'n credu, eisoes wedi gwneud y sefyllfa honno yn glir. Ac o ran dyfodol tariffau o fewn yr UE, ni allaf ddeall pam y mae'n meddwl bod tariffau ar fewnforion ac allforion rhwng Prydain a'r UE mewn gwirionedd yn fygythiad difrifol i ni. Os edrychwn ar yr Almaen fel enghraifft, rydym yn allforio gwerth £29 biliwn o nwyddau iddynt bob blwyddyn, ond maent yn allforio dwywaith hynny i ni - £57 biliwn. Felly, mae ef wedi bod yn siarad am ei drafodaethau â Llywodraeth y DU, ond beth am sefydlu rhai trefniadau i siarad â Llywodraeth yr Almaen a Llywodraethau eraill sy'n ffafrio ateb masnach rydd ar gyfer eu hunain yn ogystal ag ar gyfer y DU o fewn i'r Undeb Ewropeaidd a thu hwnt? Pa gamau y mae wedi eu cymryd i gychwyn trafodaethau â Llywodraeth yr Almaen, oherwydd y flwyddyn nesaf ceir etholiad yn yr Almaen ac nid wyf yn credu y bydd Canghellor yr Almaen am ddechrau'r etholiad hwnnw yn dweud bod posibilrwydd y bydd tariff o 10 y cant neu 15 y cant ar allforion BMW, Mercedes, Volkswagen ac ati i'r UE. Felly, yr hyn yr wyf yn ei ofyn i'r Prif Weinidog yw i fod yn fwy cadarnhaol, i ganolbwyntio ar y cyfleoedd sydd o'n blaenau fel y gallwn fanteisio i'r eithaf ar ganlyniad y refferendwm.