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EPISODE · May 8, 2026 · 18 MIN

From Campus Doubts to Career Triumph: A Friendship's Journey

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Fluent Fiction - Welsh: From Campus Doubts to Career Triumph: A Friendship's Journey Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/cy/episode/2026-05-08-22-34-02-cy Story Transcript:Cy: Yn nghanol y gampws prysur o Brifysgol Tech Abertawe, hedfanodd ambell benben ar draws y cerddi blodau.En: In the middle of the busy campus of Prifysgol Tech Abertawe, a few daisies fluttered across the flower gardens.Cy: Roedd yr aer yn chwim a braf, yn ddiweddar wedi clirio o law mis Mawrth.En: The air was brisk and pleasant, recently cleared of March rain.Cy: Roedd yr ŷd hynod ar y campws, a’r adeiladau siâp modern yn creu cyferbyniad gyda’r blodau newydd.En: The unique cornfield on the campus, and the modern-shaped buildings created a contrast with the fresh flowers.Cy: Roedd Eira yn eistedd yn y llyfrgell, llyfrau wedi'u taenu o'i chwmpas.En: Eira was sitting in the library, books scattered around her.Cy: Roedd ei chalon yn curo'n sydyn.En: Her heart was pounding quickly.Cy: Roedd gwyddoniaeth cyfrifiadurol yn ei hanadl diweddaraf.En: Computer science was in its final breath for her.Cy: Roedd rhaid iddi berfformio'n dda. Nid yn unig i basio’r arholiadau terfynol ond i sicrhau interniaeth breintiedig yn y cwmni tech enwog oedd hi’n breuddwydio gweithio iddo.En: She had to perform well—not only to pass the final exams but to secure the prestigious internship at the famous tech company she dreamed of working for.Cy: Yn ei chiw terfynol, roedd pryder yn rhwystro ei chanolbwyntio.En: In her final queue, anxiety was hindering her focus.Cy: Craciodd bysedd ei dwylo o dan y bwrdd.En: She cracked her fingers beneath the table.Cy: Roeddent yn oerni, fel iâ y bore cyntaf y gwanwyn.En: They were cold, like ice on the first morning of spring.Cy: Mewn eiliad, roedd hi'n penderfynu.En: In a moment, she made a decision.Cy: Gan dynnu anadl ddofn, cododd ei phen.En: Taking a deep breath, she lifted her head.Cy: Anghofiodd gynnig am help Gareth, ei chyfaill mwyaf medrus ond diog.En: She forgot to ask for help from Gareth, her most skillful but lazy friend.Cy: Gareth oedd yr un hynny sy’n llwyddo heb ymdrech fawr.En: Gareth was the kind who succeeded without much effort.Cy: Roedd dalgylch ei amcen i feddwl bryd hynny am gynlluniau mawr yr haf, yn lle ei lyfrau.En: His mind was then focused on big plans for the summer, instead of his books.Cy: Ond roedd ganddo lwyth o wybodaeth a awgrymiadau cywir i gynnig.En: But he had a wealth of knowledge and accurate tips to offer.Cy: Roedd Eira yn gwybod hyn a phenderfynodd ei ofyn yn uniongyrchol.En: Eira knew this and decided to ask him directly.Cy: "Hey, Gareth," galwodd Eira, "Gallet ti helpu fi gyda'r ystudiaeth?"En: "Hey, Gareth," called Eira, "Could you help me with the studying?"Cy: Roedd Gareth yn edrych drosodd, yn fud.En: Gareth looked over, silently.Cy: Roedd gan y tri gwen ar ei wyneb.En: He had a big grin on his face.Cy: Roedd yn gwybod y pwysigrwydd.En: He understood the importance.Cy: "Swnio'n dda," meddai.En: "Sounds good," he said.Cy: "Gad i ni roi gorau gyda’i gilydd."En: "Let's conquer this together."Cy: Y noson cyn yr arholiad caletaf, darganfod Gareth a Eira eu hadn't oherwydd eu hymroddiad.En: The night before the hardest exam, Gareth and Eira found their resilience due to their dedication.Cy: Daliau a wnaed i hyd yr oriau mân gyda phaned arllwys paned.En: They pressed on into the early hours with a pour of tea.Cy: Wrth i flynyddoedd o wybodaeth ddod i’r pen, teimlodd Eira brotest o wyth a lliniaru ei phryder.En: As years of knowledge came to a head, Eira felt a sense of protest giving way to easing her anxiety.Cy: Daeth y diwrnod mawr.En: The big day came.Cy: Roedd yr arholiad, ar ôl lots o dryliau, yn esmwythiant o'u gwaith caled.En: The exam, after lots of drills, was a smoothing of their hard work.Cy: Teimlasai yn eu llygaid bod rhywbeth wedi newid.En: They felt in their eyes that something had changed.Cy: Roedd Eira yn llwyddo, roedd hi wedi gwneud cwis anodd.En: Eira succeeded; she had completed a difficult quiz.Cy: Mae Gareth hefyd wedi cynnal ei drydedd reid trwy anffordd.En: Gareth also maintained his third run through the difficult path.Cy: Diwrnod wedi, derbyniodd Eira newyddion da llawn llaw.En: A day later, Eira received wonderful news.Cy: Cafodd ei derbyn i'r interniaeth breintiedig.En: She was accepted into the prestigious internship.Cy: Roedd wrth ei bodd, aeth â’r newydd i Gareth.En: She was overjoyed and took the news to Gareth.Cy: Dwedodd ganddo ei ddiolch mil o weithiau.En: She thanked him a thousand times.Cy: Roedd hi'n gwybod na fyddai wedi llwyddo heb ei gefnogaeth ef.En: She knew she wouldn't have succeeded without his support.Cy: Ar ddechrau’r haf, eisteddodd Eira a Gareth ar y mainc yn y ffordd.En: At the start of the summer, Eira and Gareth sat on the bench by the road.Cy: Soddasant i mewn i sibrwd y coed a gwenodd y ddau.En: They sank into the whisper of the trees and both smiled.Cy: Eira wedi dysgu pwysigrwydd gofyn am help.En: Eira had learned the importance of asking for help.Cy: Dysgodd Gareth pa mor bleserus y gallai ymdrechu fod wrth gefnogi ffrind.En: Gareth learned how enjoyable it could be to make an effort while supporting a friend.Cy: Yn yr ymboeniad a’r rhialtwch, canfuwyd cyngor.En: In the anxiety and hustle, advice was found.Cy: Ac ar gampws odidog Abertawe, camodd dau ffrind wrth eu gilydd.En: And on the magnificent campus of Abertawe, two friends stepped out together. Vocabulary Words:campus: campwsdaisies: penbenfluttered: hedfanoddbrisk: chwimunique: hynodcontrast: cyferbyniadpounding: curoprestigious: breintiediganxiety: pryderhindering: rhwystroskillful: medrusresilience: andwywedddedication: ymroddiadeasing: lliniaruprotest: brotestsmoothing: esmwythiantaccepted: derbynioddinternship: interniaethoverjoyed: wrth ei boddsupport: cefnogaethwhisper: sibrwdeffort: ymdrechuhustle: rhialtwchadvice: cyngormagnificent: odidogsecure: sicrhaufocus: canolbwyntiodrills: tryliauwonderful: llawn llaw

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