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How do you say no in Welsh?

The most common way to say "no" in Welsh is "na" (pronounced "nah").

Here are some other ways to say no in Welsh, depending on the context:

* "Nac oes" (pronounced "nack ohs") - This means "no there is not" and is used in situations where you are denying the existence of something.

* "Ddim" (pronounced "dim") - This means "not" and is used to negate a verb. For example, "Ddim dw i'n gwybod" means "I don't know".

* "Na, diolch" (pronounced "nah, diolch") - This means "no, thank you".

* "Peidiwch" (pronounced "pay-dee-wch") - This means "don't" and is used as an imperative. For example, "Peidiwch â siarad" means "Don't talk".

It's worth noting that Welsh is a very nuanced language, and the best way to say "no" will depend on the specific situation.

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