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If someone says they are tired in Welsh what can you say back that means sympathise?

Here are a few ways to express sympathy in Welsh when someone says they're tired:

Formal:

* "Rwy'n teimlo'n ddrwg i chi." (I feel sorry for you.)

* "Mae'n siom i glywed hynny." (It's a shame to hear that.)

Informal:

* "O, dyna'n anodd!" (Oh, that's tough!)

* "Mae'n ddrwg iawn hynny." (That's really bad.)

* "Rwy'n gobeithio y byddwch chi'n teimlo'n well yn fuan." (I hope you feel better soon.)

To offer help:

* "A oes unrhyw beth y gallaf ei wneud i'ch helpu?" (Is there anything I can do to help?)

* "Rwy'n barod i roi cymorth i chi." (I'm ready to offer you support.)

You can also use a simple "Aie!" (Oh dear!) or "Dwi'n deall." (I understand.) to show empathy.

Remember, the best response will depend on your relationship with the person and the context of the conversation.

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