How to Say “Atmosphere” in Welsh

atmosffêr
The Welsh word for atmosphere is atmosffêr.
atmosffêr is a noun used to describe the environment, conditions or the ambience of a place or situation.
Meaning: environment, conditions, ambience (noun)

Did you know?

  • While atmosffêr is used for social ambience, the Welsh word awyr refers to the physical atmosphere or the sky above us.
  • The circumflex accent on the 'ê' in atmosffêr changes the vowel sound to be longer, a common feature in Welsh when adapting foreign words to fit native pronunciation.
  • The word atmosffêr undergoes a mutation in certain sentence structures, which can change its starting sound to something unfamiliar to a beginner.

Examples in context

  • Mae'r awyr yma yn llawn o gynhesrwydd ac angerdd, fel pe bawn yn fyw yn nhref hynafol.
    The atmosphere here is full of warmth and passion, as if I were living in an ancient town.
  • Mae'r gwleddiad o gerddoriaeth a dawns yn rhoi gwefr arbennig i'r noson.
    The feast of music and dance gives a special atmosphere to the evening.
  • Mae'r atmosffêr yn y llyfr yn ddrist.
    The atmosphere in the book is sad.

Example conversation

Elowen and Owain are visiting a new restaurant.

  1. Elowen

    Wyt ti'n hoffi'r atmosffêr yma, Owain?
    Do you like the atmosphere here, Owain?
  2. Owain

    Ydw, mae'n ymwelus iawn.
    Yes, it is very welcoming.
  3. Elowen

    Mae'r golau yn creu atmosffêr hyfrydus.
    The lighting creates a lovely atmosphere.
  4. Owain

    Ydw, mae'n berffaith ar gyfer cinio.
    Yes, it is perfect for dinner.
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