ffeuen goffi 100
The English phrase 'coffee bean 100' is translated into Welsh as ffeuen goffi 100.
This phrase refers specifically to the seed of a coffee plant in a quantity of one hundred.
Did you know?
- Welsh uses a system of mutation where the first letter of goffi could change if the phrase were part of a larger sentence, though it remains stable here.
- The word ffeuen is a diminutive form, meaning that a coffee bean is linguistically treated as a 'little bean' in Welsh.
- While ffeuen describes the bean, the general Welsh word for 'seed' is had, which comes from a root shared with the word for 'beginning'.
Example conversation
Gareth and Sian are organizing a coffee tasting event.
- GarethSian, oes gen ti ffeuen goffi 100 i'r testun?Sian, do you have 100 coffee beans for the test?
- SianGallaf, mae dyma nhw ar y bwrdd.I can, here they are on the table.
- GarethDiolch, bydd ffeuen goffi 100 yn ddigon i bawb.Thanks, 100 coffee beans will be enough for everyone.
- SianDa iawn, bydd hynny'n weithio.Very good, that will work.
