What is I’m tired – I got no sleep last night called in Welsh with how to pronounce and transliteration in English?
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English to Welsh
Related Common Phrases In English To WelshView all Common Phrases in English to Welsh
- Banana in Welsh banana
- Blueberry in Welsh Llus
- Peach in Welsh eirinen wlanog
- Watermelon in Welsh Melon ddwr
- Cat in Welsh cath(feminine)
- Cheetah in Welsh Hage
- Fox in Welsh llwynog(masculine)
- Giraffe in Welsh Jiraff
- Lion in Welsh llew
- Sheep in Welsh dafad(feminine)
- Tiger in Welsh teigr
- Octopus in Welsh Octopws
- Carrot in Welsh Moronen
- Beetroot in Welsh betys
- Turnip in Welsh Meipen
- Hedgehog in Welsh draenog
- Otter in Welsh dyfrgi
- Hamster in Welsh bochdew
- Mouse in Welsh llygoden
- Wood Thrush in Welsh
