mwynhewch
To say "have fun" in Welsh, you use mwynhewch.
This phrase is used to wish someone a good time.
Meaning: wish someone a good time (intj)
What does it mean word for word?
The word mwynhewch literally means "enjoy".
How does it change in a sentence?
The form mwynhewch is used when addressing one person formally or multiple people.
Did you know?
- While 'enjoy' is the main meaning, the root of mwynhewch is historically connected to the idea of 'profit' or 'obtaining an advantage'.
- While mwynhewch is used for 'enjoy', the root word mwyn can also mean 'mild' or 'gentle'.
- The final 'ch' in mwynhewch is pronounced as a voiceless velar fricative, which is the same sound found in the Scottish word 'loch'.
Examples in context
- Caiff pawb orffwys a mwynhau'r noson! Rwy'n gobithio y byddwch yn cael hwyl wrth rwydweithio a sgyrsio gyda'ch cydweithwyr newydd.May everyone have rest and enjoy the evening! I hope you have fun networking and chatting with your new colleagues.
- Mwynhewch eich diwrnod yn y parc!Have fun on your day in the park!
Example conversation
Rhiannon is leaving for a concert.
- RhiannonDw i'n mynd i'r cynghordor nawr.I'm going to the concert now.
- OwainDa iawn, mwynhewch!Great, have fun!
- RhiannonDiolch, Owain!Thanks, Owain!
- OwainHwyl am y tro!Bye for now!
