Fluent Fiction - Welsh:
Sun-Kissed Beginnings: A Family's Late Summer Renewal Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:
fluentfiction.com/cy/episode/2026-08-23-22-34-01-cy Story Transcript:
Cy: Yn gymdogaeth gartrefol, tafluodd heulwen hwyr yr haf ar draws y rhes o dai teras, lle roedd plant yn chwarae ar y strydoedd ac roedd teimlad o ddisgwyliad yn codi gyda dechrau’r ysgol yn nesáu.
En: In a cozy neighborhood, the late summer sunshine cast across the row of terraced houses, where children played in the streets and a sense of anticipation was rising with the start of school approaching.
Cy: Roedd Rhiannon yn drist wrth syllu allan o'r ffenestr y gegin, yn poeni am Emrys, eu mab benywaidd a oedd yn edrych ymlaen at ddechrau'r flwyddyn ysgol.
En: Rhiannon was sad as she stared out the kitchen window, worrying about Emrys, their girlish son who was looking forward to starting the school year.
Cy: Roedd ei gynorthwyo ef yn dod â phryder gwahanol.
En: Helping him brought its own kind of worry.
Cy: Ar y bwrdd o'i blaen, roedd rhestr o gyflenwadau ysgol.
En: On the table in front of her was a list of school supplies.
Cy: Disglodion, pensiliau, llyfrau - popeth yr oedd ei angen gan Emrys.
En: Scissors, pencils, books - everything Emrys needed.
Cy: Roedd y rhestr yn ymddangos yn ddiddiwedd, a rhoddai poen ym meddwl Rhiannon wrth feddwl am y treuliau.
En: The list seemed endless, and it pained Rhiannon to think about the expenses.
Cy: Roedd Gareth, ei gwr difater, ar lawr gwaelod yn plastro wal y cyntedd, wedi'i ddal yn brin yng nghyffro ei broject diweddaraf yn y tŷ.
En: Gareth, her indifferent husband, was downstairs plastering the hallway wall, absorbed in the excitement of his latest project in the house.
Cy: Doedd o ddim yn ymwybodol o'i phrinder.
En: He was unaware of her shortage.
Cy: “Beth am siarad â mein loyw? Gofyn am help,” meddyliodd Rhiannon.
En: “What about talking to bright mynahs? Ask for help,” Rhiannon thought.
Cy: Ond roedd ei hysbrydloneth yn crafu gwastraff yr hollolsiant.
En: But her inspiration scraped against the futility of the situation.
Cy: Yn lle hynny, penderfynodd wynebu Gareth.
En: Instead, she decided to face Gareth.
Cy: Pan aeth y dydd tuag at y nos, arhosodd Rhiannon iddo roi’r llawdrin i’w lef ar y fainc.
En: As the day turned to night, Rhiannon waited for him to set the trowel down on the bench.
Cy: "Gareth," dechreuodd yn bwyllog, ei eiriau’n drysu o’i ceg.
En: "Gareth," she began calmly, her words stumbling from her mouth.
Cy: “Mae angen i ni siarad am Emrys a’i bethau ysgol.”
En: “We need to talk about Emrys and his school things.”
Cy: Edrychodd Gareth i fyny, cochiad yn ei wedd wrth glywed y tensiwn yn ei llais.
En: Gareth looked up, a flush on his face at hearing the tension in her voice.
Cy: "Beth sy’n bod?" gofynnodd gyda sensitifrwydd newydd.
En: "What's wrong?" he asked with newfound sensitivity.
Cy: "Mae’r gost o bopeth," esboniodd Rhiannon, gan symud tuag at y bwrdd.
En: "It's the cost of everything," explained Rhiannon, moving towards the table.
Cy: "Dwi'n poeni sut y byddwn ni'n talu am bopeth."
En: "I’m worried about how we’ll pay for everything."
Cy: Roedd golwg Gareth yn meddalu, ac aeth ag ymael sydd wedi atto i edrych ar y rhestr hefyd.
En: Gareth's expression softened, and he joined her to look at the list as well.
Cy: Yn dawel, cawsant drafodaeth onest.
En: Quietly, they had an honest discussion.
Cy: Ddim am na chostau cudd, heb gysu llediaeth.
En: Not about hidden costs,...
