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What is the word awesome in welsh?

There isn't a single perfect direct translation for "awesome" in Welsh. The closest options depend on the specific context:

Formal:

* Gwych - This is a good general option meaning "excellent" or "wonderful."

* Rhwystredig - This translates more literally as "amazing," and carries a sense of awe or wonder.

Informal:

* Anhygoel - This is often used for something that is unbelievable or incredible.

* Ffantastig - This is a common term for something "fantastic" or "brilliant."

* Gwych iawn - This means "very awesome" and emphasizes the level of "awesomeness."

The best option depends on the specific context and the feeling you want to convey.

For example, if you want to express your excitement about a new car, you might say "Mae'n anhygoel!" (It's unbelievable!). But if you are talking about a beautiful sunset, you might say "Mae'n gwych!" (It's wonderful!).

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