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How do you say need is in Welsh?

The Welsh word for "need" depends on the context. Here are a few options:

General need:

* Angen: This is the most common word for "need" and can be used in many situations.

* Example: "Mae angen bwyd arnaf." (I need food.)

Specific need:

* Rhaid: This word implies a stronger sense of necessity or requirement.

* Example: "Rhaid i mi fynd i'r siop." (I must go to the shop.)

Need for something specific:

* Eisiau: This word means "want" or "desire" and can also be used to express a need.

* Example: "Rwy'n eisiau diod." (I need a drink.)

Other words:

* Gofyn: This word means "ask" and can be used to express a need, especially if you're asking for something.

* Example: "Rwy'n gofyn am gymorth." (I need help.)

* Diffyg: This word means "lack" or "shortage" and can be used to express a need for something that is missing.

* Example: "Mae diffyg amser gen i." (I lack time.)

It's best to choose the word that fits the context best.

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