Does dim rhaid i Tom ymddiheuro i Mary.
Tom doesn't have to apologise to Mary.
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Welsh word
ymddiheuro
to apologize
verbmasculine/ˌəmðɪˈheɨ̯rɔ/
ymddiheuro means “to apologize” in Welsh and is used as a verb. Its recorded IPA pronunciation is /ˌəmðɪˈheɨ̯rɔ/.
ymddiheuro in context
Mae Trafnidiaeth Cymru yn ymddiheuro am y tarfu a achoswyd i deithwyr oherwydd y diffygion ar y trac dros y penwythnos.
Transport for Wales are sorry and apologise for the disruption caused to passengers due to the track defects last weekend.
C1
Gwn y bu'n gyfnod prysur iawn i deithwyr dros y penwythnos, ac mae Trafnidiaeth Cymru wedi ymddiheuro am y tarfu, ond roedd hwn yn ddigwyddiad tywydd eithafol.
I know it was an extremely busy time for the travelling public at the weekend, and Transport for Wales has apologised for the disruption, but this was an extreme weather event.
C1
Rwy'n ymddiheuro; fe fyddaf yn gyflym.
I do apologise; I'll be one moment.
B2
Ond roedd yn cario hynny gydag ewyllys da, ac un o'r pethau yr oedd yn ei wneud oedd ei fod yn barod i ymddiheuro pan oedd yn meddwl ei fod yn anghywir.
But he bore that with good grace, and one of the things he did was he was prepared to apologise when he thought he was wrong.
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