How do you say what going on about in welsh?

The best way to say "what's going on" in Welsh depends on the context:

Formal:

* Beth sy'n digwydd? (Beth s'n digwydd?) - This is the most literal translation and works in most situations.

Informal:

* Beth sy'n digwydd ti? (Beth s'n digwydd ti?) - This is a more colloquial way of asking "what's going on with you?"

* Beth sydd ar y gweill? (Beth sydd ar y gweill?) - This means "what's on the agenda" or "what's happening."

* Sut mae pethau? (Sut mae pethau?) - This means "how are things?"

When talking about a specific event:

* Beth sy'n digwydd yma? (Beth s'n digwydd yma?) - This means "what's happening here?"

* Beth sy'n digwydd yn y ffair? (Beth s'n digwydd yn y ffair?) - This means "what's happening at the fair?"

Remember that Welsh pronunciation is different from English. The "ch" sound is similar to the German "ch" in "ich." The "ll" sound is similar to the "th" in "thin."

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Don't be afraid to practice the pronunciation and try it out!