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"english": "(literally, “I am not after learning”)",
"roman": "I have not learnt",
"text": "Dw i ddim wedi dysgu.",
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"english": "(literally, “Are you after staying?”)",
"roman": "Have you stayed?",
"text": "Wyt ti wedi aros?",
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"english": "(literally, “He will be after driving”)",
"roman": "He will have driven",
"text": "Bydd o ’di gyrru.",
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"english": "(literally, “He will not be after hearing”)",
"roman": "He won’t have heard",
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"english": "(literally, “She was after seeing”)",
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"text": "Dw i wedi cysgu.",
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"english": "(literally, “I am not after learning”)",
"roman": "I have not learnt",
"text": "Dw i ddim wedi dysgu.",
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"english": "(literally, “Are you after staying?”)",
"roman": "Have you stayed?",
"text": "Wyt ti wedi aros?",
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"english": "(literally, “He will be after driving”)",
"roman": "He will have driven",
"text": "Bydd o ’di gyrru.",
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"english": "(literally, “He will not be after hearing”)",
"roman": "He won’t have heard",
"text": "Fydd o ddim ’di clywed",
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"english": "(literally, “She was after seeing”)",
"roman": "She had seen",
"text": "Roedd hi ’di gweld",
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"english": "(literally, “They would be after finishing”)",
"roman": "They would have finished",
"text": "Basen nhw wedi gorffen",
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"english": "(literally, “He is after dying”)",
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"text": "Mae e wedi marw",
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"english": "(literally, “A window after its breaking”)",
"roman": "A broken window",
"text": "Ffenestr wedi’i thorru",
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