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What does Mae iaith arall gyda fi hefyd mean?

This phrase is Welsh and means "Speak another language with me too".

Here's a breakdown:

* Mae: This is the verb "to be" in the present tense, third person singular. It roughly translates to "is" or "there is".

* iaith: This means "language".

* arall: This means "other" or "another".

* cyda: This means "with".

* fi: This means "me".

* hefyd: This means "also".

So the phrase translates to "Is another language with me also", which is a polite way to ask someone to speak another language with you.

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