 Mae llygaid brown a gwallt coch 'da hi. |  Mae llygaid glas a gwallt melyn 'da hi. |  Mae llygaid llwyd a gwallt brith 'da fe. |  Mae llygaid gwyrdd 'da fe. Mae e'n foel. |  Mae llygaid brown a gwallt byr 'da fe. |
 Mae llygaid brown a gwallt brown 'da hi. |  Mae llygaid glas a gwallt glas 'da fe. |  Mae llygaid brown a gwallt hir 'da hi. |  Mae llygaid brown tywyll 'da fe. Mae barf 'da fe. |  Mae llygaid brown 'da fe. Mae mwstas 'da fe. |
 Mae hi'n dal. |  Mae hi'n fyr. |  Mae e'n ganolig. |  Mae e'n gyhyrog. |  Mae e'n denau. |
 Mae e'n dew. |  Mae hi mewn cadair-olwyn. |  Mae dreadlocks 'da fe. |  Mae hi'n gwisgo sbectol. |  Mae gwallt du, cyrliog 'da hi. |
Intermediate Welsh Vocabulary
- Accommodation
- Adjectives
- An accident
- Appearance
- Bathroom
- Bedroom
- Cafe
- Calendar
- Clothes
- Colours
- Countries
- Daily routine
- Dining room
- Dwellings
- Eating and drinking
- European countries
- Facial features
- Family members
- Fruit and veg
- Garden
- Getting there
- Groceries
- Health problems
- Helping at home
- Hobbies A
- Hobbies B
- Holiday activities
- Holiday places
- Jobs
- Kitchen items
- Living room
- Lost property
- Means of transport
- Measurement
- Media
- Meeting places
- Numbers to 20
- Numbers to 100
- On the table
- Parts of the body
- Pets
- Places
- Places in town
- Prepositions
- Rooms
- School subjects
- School uniform
- Shops
- Signs
- Sports
- The Classroom
- The environment
- Time
- Verbs
- Weather
- Which way?
- Work experience
- Workplaces
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