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EPISODE · May 25, 2026 · 16 MIN

Spring Journeys: A Tale of Tradition and Innovation in Llanberis

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Fluent Fiction - Welsh: Spring Journeys: A Tale of Tradition and Innovation in Llanberis Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/cy/episode/2026-05-25-07-38-19-cy Story Transcript:Cy: O dan awyr las Llanuwr, lle mae eira y gaeaf yn symud, mae'r gwanwyn yn anelu at yr haul a'r byd yn ymdeithio at anturiaethau newydd.En: Under the blue sky of Llanuwr, where the winter snow shifts, the spring aims at the sun and the world journeys towards new adventures.Cy: Yn Llanberis, pentref bychan ar droed Wyddfa, mae paratoadau ar gyfer tymor cerdded yr haf yn dechrau.En: In Llanberis, a small village at the foot of Wyddfa, preparations for the summer walking season are beginning.Cy: Gethin oedd yn arwain y criw.En: Gethin was leading the group.Cy: Roedd yn hoff o straeon hen, â'u hymdeimlad o ddyfnderoedd hanesyddol.En: He was fond of old stories, with their sense of historical depths.Cy: Ond, roedd ofn cudd yn ei fynwes.En: But, there was a hidden fear within him.Cy: Ofn cael ei ddisodli.En: A fear of being replaced.Cy: Rhian, ar y llaw arall, oedd ei gwrthwyneb.En: Rhian, on the other hand, was his opposite.Cy: Yn llawn brwdfrydedd, â syniadau newydd, ond heb lawer o brofiad â thraddodiadau'r ardal.En: Full of enthusiasm, with new ideas, but lacking much experience with the area’s traditions.Cy: Gwelai hyn fel cyfle i gael ei hadnabod.En: She saw this as an opportunity to make her mark.Cy: Yn dal popeth at ei gilydd, roedd Carys, y cydlynydd profiadol.En: Holding everything together was Carys, the experienced coordinator.Cy: Daeth cais am foderneiddio, ond nid oedd Carys eisiau colli rhywbeth gwerthfawr o’r gorffennol.En: A request for modernization came, but Carys didn't want to lose something valuable from the past.Cy: Roedd hi am ddod o hyd i gydbwysedd.En: She wanted to find a balance.Cy: Ar ddiwrnod yr hyfforddiant, gyda haul y gwanwyn yn pefrio, cwrddodd y tri.En: On the day of the training, with the spring sun shining, the three met.Cy: "Rhaid i ni baratoi," meddai Carys.En: "We must prepare," said Carys.Cy: "Mae’r twristiaid yn dod, ond rhaid i ni gofio’r traddodiadau hefyd."En: "The tourists are coming, but we must also remember the traditions."Cy: Gethin neidio gyda geiriau.En: Gethin jumped in with words.Cy: "Mynd i siarad gyda ti am hyn, Carys.En: "I need to talk to you about this, Carys.Cy: Mae Rhian yn dda, ond chi’n gwybod, fi’n poeni am y dyfod."En: Rhian is good, but you know, I worry about the future."Cy: Rhian glywodd hyn, a sylwi ar werth y straeon.En: Rhian heard this and noticed the value of the stories.Cy: Yn sydyn, penderfynodd ymgorffori rhai ohonynt yn ei throsglwyddiad.En: Suddenly, she decided to incorporate some of them into her presentation.Cy: Ar ddiwedd y diwrnod, roedd Carys yn gwybod ei bod angen i'r ddau gyfuno eu craffter.En: By the end of the day, Carys knew that the two needed to combine their insights.Cy: Daeth dydd y daith dreial.En: The day of the trial tour arrived.Cy: Y twristiaid yn cydganu wrth iddynt gerdded, gyda’r tirwedd yn disgleirio yn yr haul.En: The tourists sang together as they walked, with the landscape sparkling in the sun.Cy: Cafodd Gethin a Rhian eu cyfle.En: Gethin and Rhian got their chance.Cy: Rhian yn ein brwdfrydedd, ac yna blethodd Gethin stori hen yn ei sgwrs.En: Rhian in her enthusiasm, and then Gethin wove an old story into his talk.Cy: Roedd y daith yn llwyddiant.En: The tour was a success.Cy: Roedd y twristiaid wedi eu swyno.En: The tourists were enthralled.Cy: Ar ôl cwblhau'r daith, dywedodd Carys, "Penderfyniad: bydd Gethin a Rhian yn gweithio gyda'i gilydd y tymor hwn."En: After completing the tour, Carys said, "Decision: Gethin and Rhian will work together this season."Cy: Gweddnewidiwyd Gethin; sylwodd ar sgiliau Rhian, ac agorodd meddwl i'r newydd.En: Gethin was transformed; he noted Rhian's skills and opened his mind to the new.Cy: Dysgodd Rhian werth traddodiad, heb golli ei harlwy unigryw.En: Rhian learned the value of tradition, without losing her unique offering.Cy: Ac felly, lawn wrth gilydd, fe ddarparodd Llanberis daith a fyddai'n aros yn y cof a’r calon.En: And so, side by side, Llanberis provided a tour that would remain in memory and heart.Cy: Roedd antyrieithau’r gwanwyn a’r ddrama fyth yn fyw eto.En: The adventures of spring and the ever-living drama came to life once more. Vocabulary Words:shifts: yn symudjourneys: ymdeithioadventures: anturiaethaupreparations: paratoadauleading: yn arwainhistorical: hanesyddolhidden: cuddreplaced: ei ddisodliopposite: gwrthwynebenthusiasm: brwdfrydeddtraditions: traddodiadauopportunity: cyflecoordinator: cydlynyddmodernization: foderneiddiobalance: cydbwyseddtraining: hyfforddianttour: taithtourists: twristiaidvaluable: werthfawrinsights: crafftersparkling: disgleirioenthralled: wedi eu swynodecision: penderfyniadtransformed: gweddnewidiwydskills: sgiliaumemory: cofheart: calonincorporate: ymgorfforicombine: cyfunopresentation: trosglwyddiad

Fluent Fiction - Welsh: Spring Journeys: A Tale of Tradition and Innovation in Llanberis Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/cy/episode/2026-05-25-07-38-19-cy Story Transcript:Cy: O dan awyr las Llanuwr, lle mae eira y gaeaf yn symud, mae'r gwanwyn yn anelu at yr haul a'r byd yn ymdeithio at anturiaethau newydd.En: Under the blue sky of Llanuwr, where the winter snow shifts, the spring aims at the sun and the world journeys towards new adventures.Cy: Yn Llanberis, pentref bychan ar droed Wyddfa, mae paratoadau ar gyfer tymor cerdded yr haf yn dechrau.En: In Llanberis, a small village at the foot of Wyddfa, preparations for the summer walking season are beginning.Cy: Gethin oedd yn arwain y criw.En: Gethin was leading the group.Cy: Roedd yn hoff o straeon hen, â'u hymdeimlad o ddyfnderoedd hanesyddol.En: He was fond of old stories, with their sense of historical depths.Cy: Ond, roedd ofn cudd yn ei fynwes.En: But, there was a hidden fear within him.Cy: Ofn cael ei ddisodli.En: A fear of being replaced.Cy: Rhian, ar y llaw arall, oedd ei gwrthwyneb.En: Rhian, on the other hand, was his opposite.Cy: Yn llawn brwdfrydedd, â syniadau newydd, ond heb lawer o brofiad â thraddodiadau'r ardal.En: Full of enthusiasm, with new ideas, but lacking much experience with the area’s traditions.Cy: Gwelai hyn fel cyfle i gael ei hadnabod.En: She saw this as an opportunity to make her mark.Cy: Yn dal popeth at ei gilydd, roedd Carys, y cydlynydd profiadol.En: Holding everything together was Carys, the experienced coordinator.Cy: Daeth cais am foderneiddio, ond nid oedd Carys eisiau colli rhywbeth gwerthfawr o’r gorffennol.En: A request for modernization came, but Carys didn't want to lose something valuable from the past.Cy: Roedd hi am ddod o hyd i gydbwysedd.En: She wanted to find a balance.Cy: Ar ddiwrnod yr hyfforddiant, gyda haul y gwanwyn yn pefrio, cwrddodd y tri.En: On the day of the training, with the spring sun shining, the three met.Cy: "Rhaid i ni baratoi," meddai Carys.En: "We must prepare," said Carys.Cy: "Mae’r twristiaid yn dod, ond rhaid i ni gofio’r traddodiadau hefyd."En: "The tourists are coming, but we must also remember the traditions."Cy: Gethin neidio gyda geiriau.En: Gethin jumped in with words.Cy: "Mynd i siarad gyda ti am hyn, Carys.En: "I need to talk to you about this, Carys.Cy: Mae Rhian yn dda, ond chi’n gwybod, fi’n poeni am y dyfod."En: Rhian is good, but you know, I worry about the future."Cy: Rhian glywodd hyn, a sylwi ar werth y straeon.En: Rhian heard this and noticed the value of the stories.Cy: Yn sydyn, penderfynodd ymgorffori rhai ohonynt yn ei throsglwyddiad.En: Suddenly, she decided to incorporate some of them into her presentation.Cy: Ar ddiwedd y diwrnod, roedd Carys yn gwybod ei bod angen i'r ddau gyfuno eu craffter.En: By the end of the day, Carys knew that the two needed to combine their insights.Cy: Daeth dydd y daith dreial.En: The day of the trial tour arrived.Cy: Y twristiaid yn cydganu wrth iddynt gerdded, gyda’r tirwedd yn disgleirio yn yr haul.En: The tourists sang together as they walked, with the landscape sparkling in the sun.Cy: Cafodd Gethin a Rhian eu cyfle.En: Gethin and Rhian got their chance.Cy: Rhian yn ein brwdfrydedd, ac yna blethodd Gethin stori hen yn ei sgwrs.En: Rhian in her enthusiasm, and then Gethin wove an old story into his...

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