SIARAD - Davies7
Word frequency for speaker GAI

Words with language tag: cym (1190)

yn (PRT) [46], ti (PRON.2S) [32], a (and) [31], mae (be.3S.PRES) [29], de (TAG) [28], o (PRON.3SM) [24], â (with) [23], dw (be.1S.PRES) [23], fath (kind) [22], i (PRON.1S) [21], achos (because) [18], cael (get.NONFIN) [18], ddim (NEG) [18], oedd (be.3S.IMP) [17], ia (yes) [16], gwybod (know.NONFIN) [14], ond (but) [14], wneud (do.NONFIN) [14], fo (PRON.3SM) [13], i (to) [13], yn (in) [13], be (what) [12], chdi (PRON.2S) [12], mynd (go.NONFIN) [12], na (no) [12], wedyn (then) [12], efo (with) [11], neu (or) [11], gorod (must.NONFIN) [10], nhw (PRON.3PL) [10], o (of) [10], wedi (PRT.PAST) [10], y (DET) [10], yr (DET) [10], ar (on) [9], meddwl (think.NONFIN) [8], ni (PRON.1PL) [8], ydy (be.3S.PRES) [8], yna (there) [8], yndy (be.3S.PRES) [8], iawn (right) [7], siarad (speak.NONFIN) [7], Cymraeg (Welsh) [6], fewn (in) [6], hi (PRON.3SF) [6], os (if) [6], un (one) [6], bod (be.NONFIN) [5], fel (like) [5], fi (PRON.1S) [5], fod (be.NONFIN) [5], fyny (up) [5], heb (without) [5], mor (so) [5], nos (night) [5], o'n (be.1S.IMP) [5], rywbeth (something) [5], (house) [5], wnaeth (do.3S.PAST) [5], dim_byd (nothing) [4], ers (since) [4], faint (how_much) [4], gyd (all) [4], isio (want) [4], lle (where) [4], nôl (back) [4], pan (when) [4], rei (some) [4], Saesneg (English) [4], wan (now) [4], a (A) [3], am (about) [3], arfer (habit) [3], chi (PRON.2PL) [3], dan (be.1PL.PRES) [3], dau (two.M) [3], deud (say.NONFIN) [3], diwedd (end) [3], dydd (day) [3], dydy (be.3S.PRES.NEG) [3], ella (perhaps) [3], enw (name) [3], ffrindiau (friends) [3], gallu (can.NONFIN) [3], gwrando (listen.NONFIN) [3], hwnna (that) [3], hynna (that) [3], mae (be.3PL.PRES) [3], mewn (in) [3], Sadwrn (Saturday) [3], sy (be.PRES.REL) [3], T_G_A_U (G_C_S_E) [3], weld (see.NONFIN) [3], yfa (drink.2S.IMPER) [3], ac (and) [2], addysg (education) [2], adre (home) [2], aeth (go.3S.PAST) [2], afiach (disgusting) [2], am (for) [2], amser (time) [2], anodd (difficult) [2], arall (other) [2], ar_ôl (after) [2], Caerdydd (Cardiff) [2], cerdd (music) [2], clywed (hear.NONFIN) [2], cofio (remember.NONFIN) [2], dechrau (start) [2], dibynnu (depend.NONFIN) [2], dim (NEG) [2], do (yes) [2], dod (come.NONFIN) [2], eith (go.3S.NONPAST) [2], ennill (win.NONFIN) [2], eto (yet) [2], Ffrainc (France) [2], fory (tomorrow) [2], fydd (be.3S.FUT) [2], fynd (go.NONFIN) [2], gael (get.NONFIN) [2], ges (get.1S.NONPAST) [2], gloch (clock) [2], grefyddol (religious) [2], gweithio (work.NONFIN) [2], lawr (down) [2], lle (place) [2], mond (only) [2], naddo (no) [2], o'ch (be.2S.IMP) [2], oedden (be.1PL.IMP) [2], oes (age) [2], paid (desist.2S.IMPER) [2], pedwar (four.M) [2], prawf (test) [2], pres (money) [2], pryd (when) [2], pump (five) [2], pwy (who) [2], rhyfedd (strange) [2], rywun (somebody) [2], sgwennu (write.NONFIN) [2], torri (cut.NONFIN) [2], trwy (through) [2], tyrd (come.2S.IMPER) [2], wsnos (week) [2], yma (here) [2], a (then) [1], a (go.1S.NONPAST) [1], â (favourite) [1], â (kind) [1], aethon (go.1PL.PAST) [1], allan (out) [1], annaturiol (unnatural) [1], ar (at) [1], arna (at.1S) [1], arno (at.3SM) [1], aros (stay.NONFIN) [1], at (to) [1], awr (hour) [1], basa (be.2S.CONDIT) [1], basai (be.3S.CONDIT) [1], baswn (be.1S.CONDIT) [1], bechod (sin) [1], blwyddyn (year) [1], bob_dim (everything) [1], boblogaidd (popular) [1], botel (bottle) [1], bump (five) [1], byth (never) [1], cael (PRT) [1], cant (hundred) [1], cefndryd (cousins) [1], celf (art) [1], cerddorfa (orchestra) [1], chwerthin (laugh.NONFIN) [1], clyweliad (audition) [1], coleg (college) [1], corff (body) [1], cwcio (cook.NONFIN) [1], cyfarfod (meet.NONFIN) [1], cyfarfod (meeting) [1], cymryd (take.NONFIN) [1], cyrff (bodies) [1], cyrraedd (arrive.NONFIN) [1], da (good) [1], dal (still) [1], darn (piece) [1], darnau (pieces) [1], dau_ddeg_pedwar (twenty_four.M) [1], ddarn (piece) [1], dderbyn (accept.NONFIN) [1], ddeud (say.NONFIN) [1], ddim (PRON.2S) [1], ddistaw (quiet) [1], ddiwedd (end) [1], ddo (come.1S.NONPAST) [1], ddod (come.NONFIN) [1], ddoe (yesterday) [1], ddoth (come.3S.PAST) [1], ddwywaith (twice) [1], ddynes (woman) [1], de (G_C_S_E) [1], de (be.3S.PRES) [1], delyn (harp) [1], deud (get.NONFIN) [1], dewis (choose.NONFIN) [1], di (PRON.2S) [1], digon (enough) [1], disgwyl (expect.NONFIN) [1], disgwyl (wait.NONFIN) [1], distaw (quiet) [1], diwrnod (day) [1], dreulio (spend.NONFIN) [1], drowsus (trousers) [1], dwyt (be.2S.PRES) [1], dwyt (be.2S.PRES.NEG) [1], dy (poss.2S) [1], dyna (there) [1], dysgu (teach.NONFIN) [1], dysgu (learn.NONFIN) [1], ei (poss.3SM) [1], eraill (others) [1], erbyn (by) [1], fan (place) [1], fasa (be.2S.CONDIT) [1], fath (listen.NONFIN) [1], fath (with) [1], fedra (can.1S.NONPAST) [1], felly (thus) [1], fethu (fail.NONFIN) [1], ffacsio (fax.NONFIN) [1], ffasiynol (fashionable) [1], ffefryn (in) [1], ffordd (way) [1], fotio (to) [1], fwya (most) [1], gael (somebody) [1], gaethon (get.3PL.PAST) [1], gair (word) [1], gair (one) [1], ganiataol (permissible) [1], gei (get.2S.NONPAST) [1], geith (get.3S.NONPAST) [1], gorffen (finish.NONFIN) [1], gorfod (must.NONFIN) [1], graddau (grades) [1], gwaetha (worst) [1], gwaith (work) [1], gwallt (hair) [1], gweld (see.NONFIN) [1], Gwener (Friday) [1], gwin (wine) [1], gwleidyddiaeth (politics) [1], gwrando (PRT) [1], gwyddoniaeth (science) [1], gwyliau (holiday) [1], Gwyn (Gwyn) [1], gyffrous (excited) [1], gyn (PRON.2S) [1], gyn (with) [1], gynno (with.3SM) [1], gynno (with.1S) [1], gynta (first) [1], gysetlyd (fastidious) [1], hanner (half) [1], hawdd (easy) [1], heno (tonight) [1], hir (long) [1], hogiau (boys) [1], hogyn (boy) [1], hyn (this) [1], hynod (extraordinary) [1], i (for) [1], i (get.NONFIN) [1], ifanc (young) [1], i_gyd (all) [1], lefel_a (a_level) [1], llafar (oral) [1], llaw (hand) [1], llefaru (recite.NONFIN) [1], llnau (clean.NONFIN) [1], Llun (Monday) [1], lluniau (pictures) [1], llwyfan (stage) [1], Lun (Monday) [1], lyfr (book) [1], maes (ground) [1], meddygaeth (medicine) [1], meithrin (nurture.NONFIN) [1], melyn (yellow) [1], methu (fail.NONFIN) [1], munud (minutes) [1], mwy (more) [1], na (TAG) [1], na (NEG) [1], neithiwr (last_night) [1], newid (change.NONFIN) [1], nodau (notes) [1], nôl (fetch.NONFIN) [1], noson (night) [1], o (PRON.3SF) [1], o (work) [1], oedda (be.2S.IMP) [1], oeddech (be.2PL.IMP) [1], oedden (be.3PL.IMP) [1], oes (with) [1], offerynnol (instrumental) [1], oherwydd (because) [1], ohonach (of.2PL) [1], ola (last) [1], o't (be.2S.IMP) [1], pa (which) [1], pam (why) [1], papur (paper) [1], pawb (everybody) [1], perffaith (perfect) [1], perfformio (perform.NONFIN) [1], peth (thing) [1], pethau (things) [1], poblogaidd (popular) [1], Prifysgol_Bangor (Bangor_University) [1], pum (five) [1], pynciau (subjects) [1], rhei (some) [1], rheina (those) [1], roi (put.NONFIN) [1], roi (give.NONFIN) [1], rŵan (now) [1], ryngwladol (internationa) [1], ryw (some) [1], rywle (somewhere) [1], rywun (really) [1], Saesneg (of) [1], sâl (sick) [1], sinsir (ginger) [1], Sul (Sunday) [1], tair (three.F) [1], tan (until) [1], tâp (tape) [1], teimlo (feel.NONFIN) [1], T_G_A_U ([...]) [1], ti (TAG) [1], ti (kind) [1], ti (PRT) [1], traethawd (essay) [1], tri (three.M) [1], tua (approximately) [1], (and) [1], un (say.NONFIN) [1], un (one.NONFIN) [1], unawd (solo) [1], un_deg_saith (seventeen) [1], wedyn (after) [1], wedyn (PRON.2S) [1], weifio (wave.NONFIN) [1], well (better) [1], win (wine) [1], wir (true) [1], wnaeth (do.1PL.NONPAST) [1], wnaethon (do.3PL.PAST) [1], wneith (do.3S.NONPAST) [1], wnes (do.1S.PAST) [1], wyt (be.2S.PRES) [1], wyth_deg (eighty) [1], y (house) [1], yn (vote.NONFIN) [1], yn (NEG) [1], yn (DET) [1], yndan (be.1PL.PRES) [1], yndw (be.1S.PRES) [1], ysgolion (schools) [1], ysgwyd (shake.NONFIN) [1],

Words with language tag: cym&eng (174)

oh (IM) [19], yeah (yeah) [18], so (so) [14], um (IM) [10], just (just) [8], mam (mum) [5], Glyn (Glyn) [4], horrible (horrible) [4], stuff (stuff) [4], Alun (Alun) [3], Martha (Martha) [3], o_k (o_k) [3], Pete (Pete) [3], Adam (Adam) [2], Bangor (Bangor) [2], dad (dad) [2], Dermot (Dermot) [2], er (IM) [2], mmm (IM) [2], Nikki (Nikki) [2], off (off) [2], right (right) [2], Sheila (Sheila) [2], Suzie (Suzie) [2], Aberystwyth (to) [1], Aisleyne (Aisleyne) [1], bar (bar) [1], Barry (Barry) [1], Ben (Ben) [1], Beti (Beti) [1], Big_Brother (Big_Brother) [1], Bonnie (Bonnie) [1], boy (boy) [1], cafe (cafe) [1], catalogue (catalogue) [1], cool (cool) [1], cute (cute) [1], Daf (Daf) [1], Delyth (Delyth) [1], doctor (doctor) [1], double (double) [1], E_Bay (E_Bay) [1], fine (fine) [1], Ifan (Ifan) [1], Imogen (Imogen) [1], io (io) [1], Jennie (Jennie) [1], Jenny (Jennt) [1], Jenny (Jenny) [1], Leah (Leah) [1], Lisa (Lisa) [1], Maes_B (Maes_B) [1], maths (maths) [1], mic (mic) [1], Miss_Hughes (Miss_Hughes) [1], mmhm (IM) [1], music (music) [1], ooh (IM) [1], operations (operations) [1], pagoda (pagoda) [1], party (party) [1], Paul_Jones (Paul_Jones) [1], phone (phone) [1], Pokemon (Pokemon) [1], Rhian (Rhian) [1], Rhodri_Morgan (Rhodri_Morgan) [1], Richard (Richard) [1], Richard_Burton (Richard_Burton) [1], sack (sack) [1], Shahbaz (Shahbaz) [1], skint (skint) [1], slow (slow) [1], Steddfod (Eisteddfod) [1], student (student) [1], students (students) [1], vodka (vodka) [1], yep (yep) [1], yey (yey) [1],

Words with language tag: eng (40)

really (really) [6], thing (thing) [4], though (though) [4], funny (funny) [3], God (God) [3], actually (actually) [1], awful (awful) [1], craze (craze) [1], disgusting (disgusting) [1], embarrassing (embarrassing) [1], eviction (eviction) [1], excited (excited) [1], excuse (excuse) [1], hopefully (hopefully) [1], hung (hung) [1], interview (interview) [1], loads (loads) [1], loud (loud) [1], massive (massive) [1], me (me) [1], my (my) [1], over (over) [1], stunning (stunning) [1], textiles (textiles) [1],

Words with language tag: eng+cym (1)

text_io (text.NONFIN) [1],

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