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How do you say my house in welsh?

There are a few ways to say "my house" in Welsh, depending on the context and formality:

* Fy nghartref: This is the most common and general way to say "my house." It literally translates to "my home."

* Fy nhŷ: This is a more literal translation of "my house."

* Cartref: This simply means "home" and can be used to refer to your house without explicitly saying "my."

* Y tŷ hwn: This means "this house" and can be used to refer to your house if you are pointing at it.

* Y tŷ yma: This is similar to "y tŷ hwn" but is slightly more formal.

The best way to say "my house" in Welsh depends on the situation. If you are speaking to a friend, you might use "fy nghartref." If you are writing a formal letter, you might use "fy nhŷ" or "y tŷ hwn."

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