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EPISODE · Nov 17, 2025 · 17 MIN

From Awkward Interview Attire to Christmas Cheer

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Fluent Fiction - Welsh: From Awkward Interview Attire to Christmas Cheer Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/cy/episode/2025-11-17-23-34-02-cy Story Transcript:Cy: Roedd yr haul yn gwenu'n braf dros gampws Brifysgol Caerdydd, ond roedd rhew oeri'r hydref yn atgoffa pawb fod Nadolig yn agosáu.En: The sun was smiling brightly over the campus of Brifysgol Caerdydd (Cardiff University), but the chilly autumn frost reminded everyone that Christmas was approaching.Cy: Roedd lliwiau llachar ar hyd y coridorau, â golau twinklo yn hongian uwchben.En: Bright colors lined the corridors, with twinkling lights hanging overhead.Cy: Roedd myfyrwyr yn brysur yn rhuthro gyda'u hysbyllau a'u hetiau, yn trafod gwaith cwrs a hoff ddiod y tymor.En: Students were busy rushing with their backpacks and hats, discussing coursework and their favorite seasonal drinks.Cy: Wrth gerdded i lawr y coridor, roedd Gareth yn edrych yn anghydnaws.En: As he walked down the corridor, Gareth looked out of place.Cy: Roedd wedi gwisgo crys Nadolig dros ben - llachar, gwyrdd gyda Santa yn dawnsio - a sliperi blewog am ei draed.En: He was wearing an over-the-top Christmas shirt — bright, green with a dancing Santa — and fuzzy slippers on his feet.Cy: Roedd yn nerfus oherwydd cyfweliad pwysig ar-lein gyda cwmni breuddwydiol oedd yn digwydd mewn dim ond hanner awr.En: He was nervous because of an important online interview with a dream company happening in just half an hour.Cy: Roedd wedi arfer rhoi argraff dda wrth eraill, ond heddiw roedd ei ffocws wedi mynd yn groes dde i'r drws.En: He was used to making a good impression on others, but today his focus had gone awry.Cy: "Clinc!En: "Click!"Cy: " Roedd y drws wedi cau a Gareth ar y tu allan.En: The door had closed with Gareth on the outside.Cy: Dim bysellau.En: No keys.Cy: Roedd ei ystafell ar glo, a Gareth yn anobeithio.En: His room was locked, and Gareth was in despair.Cy: Edrychodd i lawr ar ei ddillad, yn teimlo fel sbardun i chwerthin unrhyw un fyddai'n cerdded heibio.En: He looked down at his clothes, feeling like the butt of the joke to anyone passing by.Cy: "Dyn, a angen cerdyn i fynd yn ôl i mewn nawr," meddai Gareth iddo'i hun yn llawenwinda.En: "Man, I need a card to get back in now," he said to himself with a wry smile.Cy: Dyma lle daeth Carys i'r awel.En: That's where Carys came into the picture.Cy: Roedd hi'n arfer tynnu coes Gareth am faterion o'r fath.En: She often teased Gareth about things like this.Cy: Am eiliad, roedd Gareth wedi petruso gofyn am help ohono hi, ond fe benderfynodd wneud.En: For a moment, Gareth hesitated to ask for her help, but he decided to do it.Cy: "Carys!En: "Carys!"Cy: " oedd ei waedd desperado.En: was his desperate call.Cy: Roedd hi'n dod i lawr y coridor, gwên gwych ar ei hwyneb.En: She was coming down the corridor, a beaming smile on her face.Cy: "Be’ sy' di digwydd 'na, Gareth?En: "What happened here, Gareth?Cy: Nag it ti'n edrych fel stori o Bentref Bach yr hin?En: Don't you look like a story from Pentref Bach yr hin?"Cy: "Heb os, roedd ganddi gard bysell am ei ddrws.En: Without a doubt, she had a key card for his door.Cy: "Fe wnes i anghofio cloi, wyt ti'n gallu helpu fi?En: "I forgot to lock it, can you help me?"Cy: " meddai Gareth gyda gelyn ddiolchgar ar ei lais.En: said Gareth with a grateful tone in his voice.Cy: "Wel, mae’n rhaid i rywun rhoi peth sbort i’r anrhydeedig," atebodd hi, ond fe agorodd y drws.En: "Well, someone has to provide some sport to the dignified," she replied, but she opened the door.Cy: Cyn gynted ag y medrodd, Gareth ffrwyth fesul tair cam i mewn i’w ystafell.En: As soon as he could, Gareth darted three steps into his room.Cy: Ond doedd dim amser i newid.En: But there was no time to change.Cy: Roedd y cyfweliad yn dechrau mewn munudau.En: The interview was starting in minutes.Cy: Roedd Rhys, y Cynghorydd Neuadd, yn dyddio ar ochr y coridor hefyd.En: Rhys, the Hall Counsellor, was also hanging out on the side of the corridor.Cy: Fe wnaeth ddatguddio gofalu am hugan Gareth, gan gadw sgrin elog.En: He revealed taking care of Gareth's mess, keeping the screen ajar.Cy: "Hwyrach yw hynny'r crys mwyaf!En: "Perhaps that's the most shirt!"Cy: " roeddwn yn gweld ei chwerthin.En: I could see his laughter.Cy: Fe ddaeth Gareth allan eto gyda'i gliniadur, yn gwybod nad oedd ganddo opsiwn arall ond i fyned mewn gyda'r crys ambellgaith yn sefyll allan wrth ymyl coneg.En: Gareth came out again with his laptop, knowing he had no other option but to go in with the occasionally standout shirt next to the cone.Cy: Roedd yn amser mynd ato am spri y cyfweliad, heb newid, mewn coridor brwnt.En: It was time to head for the interview fun, unchanged, in a dingy corridor.Cy: Wrth ddechrau, fe gododd ei flaen ynghylch y crys.En: As he started, he raised the topic about the shirt.Cy: "Mae dyddeglen fy mywyd yn dweud mai yw'n ymwneud a defnyddio hiwmor," esboniodd Gareth, gyda'r boen yn driphlyg ond mewn gwirionedd, roedd y cyfweliad yn llawn straeon da.En: "My life's agenda says it's all about using humor," explained Gareth, with the pain tripling, but in reality, the interview was full of good stories.Cy: Dros amser, llwyddodd Gareth i dynnu hiwmor allan o'r sefyllfa mewn ffordd drws, yn llawn cysur o wybod bod hi'n crwydro.En: Over time, Gareth managed to draw humor out of the situation in a way that opened doors, full of comfort knowing it was meandering.Cy: Roedd y cyfweliad yn llwyddiant, a Gareth yn dysgu bod hiwmor a hyder yn gallu troi sefyllfa lletchwith yn llawn posibiliadau newydd.En: The interview was a success, and Gareth learned that humor and confidence could turn an awkward situation into one full of new possibilities.Cy: Gwyneb canmoliaethus, dechreuodd gyda newydd uchelgais, gan edrych ymlaen at ddathlu Nadolig gyda chalon llawen.En: With a complimentary face, he started with new ambition, looking forward to celebrating Christmas with a joyful heart. Vocabulary Words:smiling: gwenufrost: rhewcorridor: coridorbackpacks: hysbyllauslippers: sliperiinterview: cyfweliadimpression: argraffdespair: anobeithiojoke: sberynwry: llawenwindahesitated: petrusograteful: diolchgardignified: anrhydeddusdarted: ffrwythajar: elogsuccess: llwyddiantambition: uchelgaisbeaming: gwên gwychelaborate: manwlchilly: oerimeandering: crwydrobutt of the joke: sbardun i chwerthinprovisional: amodolprospered: ffynnujest: hiwmorrustle: brithroaming: trosathroddconcealed: cuddiedigprestigious: rhysgeidiolexuberance: bywiogrwydd

Fluent Fiction - Welsh: From Awkward Interview Attire to Christmas Cheer Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/cy/episode/2025-11-17-23-34-02-cy Story Transcript:Cy: Roedd yr haul yn gwenu'n braf dros gampws Brifysgol Caerdydd, ond roedd rhew oeri'r hydref yn atgoffa pawb fod Nadolig yn agosáu.En: The sun was smiling brightly over the campus of Brifysgol Caerdydd (Cardiff University), but the chilly autumn frost reminded everyone that Christmas was approaching.Cy: Roedd lliwiau llachar ar hyd y coridorau, â golau twinklo yn hongian uwchben.En: Bright colors lined the corridors, with twinkling lights hanging overhead.Cy: Roedd myfyrwyr yn brysur yn rhuthro gyda'u hysbyllau a'u hetiau, yn trafod gwaith cwrs a hoff ddiod y tymor.En: Students were busy rushing with their backpacks and hats, discussing coursework and their favorite seasonal drinks.Cy: Wrth gerdded i lawr y coridor, roedd Gareth yn edrych yn anghydnaws.En: As he walked down the corridor, Gareth looked out of place.Cy: Roedd wedi gwisgo crys Nadolig dros ben - llachar, gwyrdd gyda Santa yn dawnsio - a sliperi blewog am ei draed.En: He was wearing an over-the-top Christmas shirt — bright, green with a dancing Santa — and fuzzy slippers on his feet.Cy: Roedd yn nerfus oherwydd cyfweliad pwysig ar-lein gyda cwmni breuddwydiol oedd yn digwydd mewn dim ond hanner awr.En: He was nervous because of an important online interview with a dream company happening in just half an hour.Cy: Roedd wedi arfer rhoi argraff dda wrth eraill, ond heddiw roedd ei ffocws wedi mynd yn groes dde i'r drws.En: He was used to making a good impression on others, but today his focus had gone awry.Cy: "Clinc!En: "Click!"Cy: " Roedd y drws wedi cau a Gareth ar y tu allan.En: The door had closed with Gareth on the outside.Cy: Dim bysellau.En: No keys.Cy: Roedd ei ystafell ar glo, a Gareth yn anobeithio.En: His room was locked, and Gareth was in despair.Cy: Edrychodd i lawr ar ei ddillad, yn teimlo fel sbardun i chwerthin unrhyw un fyddai'n cerdded heibio.En: He looked down at his clothes, feeling like the butt of the joke to anyone passing by.Cy: "Dyn, a angen cerdyn i fynd yn ôl i mewn nawr," meddai Gareth iddo'i hun yn llawenwinda.En: "Man, I need a card to get back in now," he said to himself with a wry smile.Cy: Dyma lle daeth Carys i'r awel.En: That's where Carys came into the picture.Cy: Roedd hi'n arfer tynnu coes Gareth am faterion o'r fath.En: She often teased Gareth about things like this.Cy: Am eiliad, roedd Gareth wedi petruso gofyn am help ohono hi, ond fe benderfynodd wneud.En: For a moment, Gareth hesitated to ask for her help, but he decided to do it.Cy: "Carys!En: "Carys!"Cy: " oedd ei waedd desperado.En: was his desperate call.Cy: Roedd hi'n dod i lawr y coridor, gwên gwych ar ei hwyneb.En: She was coming down the corridor, a beaming smile on her face.Cy: "Be’ sy' di digwydd 'na, Gareth?En: "What happened here, Gareth?Cy: Nag it ti'n edrych fel stori o Bentref Bach yr hin?En: Don't you look like a story from Pentref Bach yr hin?"Cy: "Heb os, roedd ganddi gard bysell am ei ddrws.En: Without a doubt, she had a key card for his door.Cy: "Fe wnes i anghofio cloi, wyt ti'n gallu helpu fi?En: "I forgot to lock it, can you help me?"Cy: " meddai Gareth gyda gelyn ddiolchgar ar ei lais.En: said Gareth with a grateful tone in his voice.Cy: "Wel, mae’n rhaid...

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