What is what do you like in welsh?

The most direct translation of "What do you like?" in Welsh is:

Beth mae'n ei hoffi?

Here's a breakdown of the phrase:

* Beth - What

* mae - is (third person singular present tense of "bod", to be)

* 'n ei - in it (the direct object pronoun "it" is used here, meaning "what" in this context)

* hoffi - to like

You can also use this phrase:

Beth ydych chi'n ei hoffi?

This phrase is more formal and uses the polite form of "you" (chi).

Here's a breakdown of the phrase:

* Beth - What

* ydych chi - are you (second person plural present tense of "bod")

* 'n ei - in it (the direct object pronoun "it" is used here, meaning "what" in this context)

* hoffi - to like

Both phrases are correct and convey the same meaning. You can choose whichever one you feel more comfortable using.