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Stormy Nights at Caerphilly: Secrets of the Castle Revealed

Stormy Nights at Caerphilly: Secrets of the Castle Revealed

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 Fluent Fiction - Welsh: Stormy Nights at Caerphilly: Secrets of the Castle Revealed Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/cy/episode/2025-11-07-23-34-02-cy Story Transcript:Cy: Mae awyrgylch Caerffili yn fywiog gyda hanes ac arferion yr hydref.En: The atmosphere of Caerphilly is vibrant with history and autumn traditions.Cy: Mae’r castell mawreddog yn sefyll yn uchel, ei waliau carreg gref yn cofleidio hanes di-ri.En: The majestic castle stands tall, its strong stone walls embracing countless histories.Cy: Roedd Aeron, Carys, a Geraint wedi ymgynnull yno i ddathlu Noson Tân Gwyllt.En: Aeron, Carys, and Geraint had gathered there to celebrate Bonfire Night.Cy: Roedd awyrgylch cyffrous, ond roedd cymylau tywyll hefyd yn casglu uwchben, yn rhybuddio am storm sydd ar y ffordd.En: There was an exciting atmosphere, but dark clouds were gathering above, warning of an impending storm.Cy: Roedd Aeron yn falch.En: Aeron was happy.Cy: Carai’r hanes o gwmpas, yr arceddau cuddiedig, a’r coridorau dirgel.En: He loved the surrounding history, the hidden arches, and the secret corridors.Cy: Ond roedd ei gyfrinach fach yn llechu yng nghefn ei meddwl — ofn stormydd.En: But his little secret was lurking in the back of his mind — a fear of storms.Cy: Mae Carys, ei ffrind gorau, yno i’w cefnogi.En: Carys, his best friend, was there to support him.Cy: Geraint, hanesydd lleol, yn awyddus i rannu straeon ei gastell annwyl.En: Geraint, a local historian, was eager to share stories of his beloved castle.Cy: Wrth iddynt ddechrau archwilio, dechreuodd y gwynt chwythu’n gryfach.En: As they began to explore, the wind started to blow stronger.Cy: Mae glaw yn disgyn yn drwm ar yr hen gerrig.En: Heavy rain fell on the old stones.Cy: Mae’r golau’n pylu wrth i foli cyfwng cyn storm fygwth, a nhw’n teimlo’n gaeth y tu mewn.En: The light was fading as the twilight before the storm threatened, and they felt trapped inside.Cy: Y pŵer yn torri’n sydyn, gan gysgodi’r ystafelloedd a llenwi ystafell fawr y castell gyda sŵn y gwynt a’r glaw yn bwrw yn gryf.En: The power suddenly cut out, cloaking the rooms and filling the castle's great hall with the sound of wind and rain pounding hard.Cy: Dywedodd Geraint, "Peidiwch ag ofni.En: Geraint said, "Do not be afraid.Cy: Mae yna daith allan o’r lle hwn.En: There is a way out of this place.Cy: Gallwn ddod o hyd i’r hen dwneli cuddiedig.En: We can find the old hidden tunnels."Cy: "Ond roedd ofn Aeron yn parhau.En: But Aeron's fear persisted.Cy: Bargan y gwynt fel pe bai’n llais geiriau anghofiedig gan y castell.En: The wind's howl seemed to echo as forgotten words from the castle.Cy: Ond dyna pryd y cofio Aeron ei wersi gyda Geraint am y twneli dirgel.En: But then Aeron remembered his lessons with Geraint about the secret tunnels.Cy: Penderfynodd wynebu ei ofnau, ac aeth ymlaen gan arwain drwy’r tywyllwch.En: He decided to face his fears and moved forward, leading through the darkness.Cy: "O edrychwch yn ofalus," meddai Geraint, "mae yna llwybr y traversar goddess a gadael y storm ar ôl.En: "Look carefully," Geraint said, "there is a path that the traveler goddess traverses, leaving the storm behind."Cy: "Gyda chymorth Carys a gwydnwch ei hun, symudodd Aeron ymlaen.En: With the help of Carys and his own determination, Aeron moved forward.Cy: Roedd yn gafael yn llaw Carys mewn sicrwydd wrth iddo arwain ddim wrth ei droed trwy’r twnel hir a dirgel.En: He grasped Carys' hand confidently as he led them with caution through the long, secret tunnel.Cy: Roedd ad-echo’r storm uwchben yn crynu’r waliau yn ei wthio ymlaen.En: The echo of the storm above shook the walls, pushing him onward.Cy: Roedd y daith yn hir, ond roedd gwên Geraint ac ysbrydoledd Carys yn ysgogi Aeron hyd yn oed pan oedd y llinynnau hŵs rowliog o’r storm yn ergydio i’w gefn.En: The journey was long, but Geraint's smile and Carys's encouragement spurred Aeron on even as the rolling tendrils of the storm whipped at his back.Cy: Ar ôl yr hyn a deimlai fel oriau hir, a chyda their ympyn tân cerddant o’i flaen, Daethant at diwedd y twnel yn agos at arglawd gwylltiog sy’n arwain tuag allan.En: After what felt like long hours, and with a glint of fire appearing in front of them, they reached the end of the tunnel near a wild embankment leading outside.Cy: Y storm yn dechrau llonyddor ac i’r tir sefyll, llwyddasant fynd allan.En: The storm began to calm and stand still, and they managed to exit.Cy: Eiliadau yn hwyrach, dechreuodd y tân gwyllt danio, yn taflu lliwiau naws ar eu hwynebau.En: Moments later, the fireworks began, casting hues of color across their faces.Cy: Safodd Aeron yno gydag ysgyfaint llawn awyr glan, edrychai ar y sêr gwyro newidiol gyda chalon gamclywedig eistleas cyson.En: Aeron stood there with lungs full of fresh air, gazing at the changing stars with a heart that now beat with consistent ease.Cy: Gwelodd liwiau’r ...
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