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Mystery of Y Twrch: Unraveling Caerdydd's Market Ghost

Mystery of Y Twrch: Unraveling Caerdydd's Market Ghost

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 Fluent Fiction - Welsh: Mystery of Y Twrch: Unraveling Caerdydd's Market Ghost Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/cy/episode/2025-05-17-22-34-02-cy Story Transcript:Cy: Ar noson Dewi Sant, sgrechian y farchnad Caerdydd oedd ar ei fri.En: On the night of Dewi Sant, the hustle of Caerdydd market was at its peak.Cy: Roedd blodau llawn yn chwifio yn y gwynt gwanwyn, gyda phob un werth ei phwysau mewn aur i'r farchnad.En: Flowers in full bloom swayed in the spring wind, each worth its weight in gold to the market.Cy: Roedd yno bethau o bob math, o fenyn fferm ffres i gobennau brodwaith manwl.En: There were goods of all kinds, from fresh farm butter to intricately embroidered cushions.Cy: Roedd y lie bythgofiadwy, yn llawn ynni.En: The place was unforgettable, full of energy.Cy: Ymysg y cyffro hwn, roedd Dafydd, gwerthwr nawddogol yn gwyro dros ei stondin frwythau a llysiau.En: Amidst this excitement, there was Dafydd, a benevolent seller leaning over his fruit and vegetable stall.Cy: Roedd ganddo angerdd am ddirgelwch, ac dyhead cudd am fri o fewn ei gymuned.En: He had a passion for mystery and a hidden desire for fame within his community.Cy: Roedd rhyw gyfrinachol yn yr awyr wrth i'r bobl ddechrau siarad am gollled werthfawr.En: There was something secretive in the air as people began talking about a valuable loss.Cy: "Dewch i glywed," dywedodd dyn hen wrthaf ieuenctid wrth ei ochr.En: "Come and listen," said an old man to the youth beside him.Cy: "Mae'r stori ynglŷn â'r ysbryd farchnad wedi dod yn wir eto!En: "The story about the market ghost has come true again!Cy: Mae'r hen arf teuluol, 'Y Twrch' wedi diflannu!En: The old family relic, 'Y Twrch', has vanished!"Cy: "Roedd Dafydd, wrth iddo glywed hynny, yn teimlo cyffro nerthol.En: Dafydd, upon hearing this, felt a surge of excitement.Cy: Doedd e ddim yn credu mewn ysbrydion.En: He didn't believe in ghosts.Cy: Byddai'n datrys y pos hwn.En: He would solve this puzzle.Cy: Gwyliai'n ofalus am arwyddion, ond roedd pawb y tu hwnt i e ddim ond yn hel mythau a sibrydion am ysbryd y farchnad.En: He watched carefully for signs, but everyone beyond him was just concocting myths and rumors about the market ghost.Cy: Ond sut y buasai'n gwneud hynny?En: But how would he do that?Cy: Roedd y clyfwr marchnad yn draegluid a'r cliwiau'n fargeiniol i gyd.En: The market's buzz was evasive, and the clues were all a bargain.Cy: Gwgu onteu rhwgnach, roedd y rheolwr marchnad yn rhy anystywol i wneud dim.En: Frowning or murmuring, the market manager was too skeptical to do anything.Cy: Roedd rhaid i'w arogli yn rhywle arall.En: He had to sniff somewhere else.Cy: Felly daeth at Carys, newyddiadurwr amheugar, a Rhys, hanesydd ecsentrig.En: So he approached Carys, a skeptical journalist, and Rhys, an eccentric historian.Cy: Er iddo ef ddechrau ag amheuaeth, cydweithio wnaeth y tri, yn chwilio'r rhain a’r hynny drwy'r strydoedd gorlawn.En: Although he started with doubt, the three of them cooperated, searching here and there through the crowded streets.Cy: Trodd yn ddi-le erbyn nos.En: It turned out to be a dead end by nightfall.Cy: Ond, wrth reshwm a bachgen, daethant o hyd i groth dirgel o dan stondin bren hen.En: But, with persistence and ingenuity, they found a hidden hollow beneath an old wooden stall.Cy: Ac yno, roedd siambr gudd gyda nodweddion credigaidd anesboniadwy – pethau a oedd yn cael eu credu wedi mynd ar goll neu wedi eu dwyn.En: And there, was a hidden chamber with inexplicably credible characteristics – things believed lost or stolen.Cy: A chyda gwybodaeth newydd a darnau o glw gwahanol, daethant i'r canlyniad annisgwyl.En: And with new knowledge and pieces of different clues, they came to the unexpected conclusion.Cy: Y lladradwr oedd perthynas i un o'r gwerthwyr.En: The thief was a relative of one of the sellers.Cy: Roedd ef eisiau cadw'r myth ysbryd yn fyw i ddenu mwy o ymwelwyr i'r farchnad.En: He wanted to keep the ghost myth alive to attract more visitors to the market.Cy: Wrth ddatguddio'r gwirionedd, doedd y gwerthwr ddim yn disgwyl iddynt ddod o hyd i'r holl gynnwys cudd.En: Upon revealing the truth, the seller did not expect them to find all the hidden contents.Cy: Gwnaeth Dafydd a'i gyd-gyfreithwyr ymchwil glyfar, ac ni ellir ei bortreadu mwy o lafur amlwg.En: Dafydd and his associates did clever research, and it cannot be portrayed as more obvious labor.Cy: Yn y pen draw, nid yn unig enillodd Dafydd barch ei gymuned, ond cafodd ynganiad anhygoel o hyder.En: In the end, not only did Dafydd earn his community's respect, but he also gained an incredible burst of confidence.Cy: Dysgodd pwysigrwydd cydweithio a chredodd ym mhwer y tîm.En: He learned the importance of collaboration and believed in the power of the team.Cy: Roedd y stori'n dod i ben yn hynod braf, gan adael y farchnad Caerdydd yn lle llawn gobaith ac aroglau newydd, a’r ysbrydiaeth yn llawn yn yr awyr o'i hamgylch.En: The story ended ...
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