Bwyta'n Iach

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Wyt ti'n bywta brecwast?
Do you eat breakfast?
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Ydw, dyna pryd pwysicaf y dydd
Yes it's the most important meal of the day
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Nac ydw, does dim amser gyda fi achos mae'n rhaid i fi fynd i'r ysgol
No, I don't have time because I must go to school
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Pam mae bwyta'n iach yn bwysig?
Why is eating healthily important?
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Yng Nghymru, mae gormod o bobl dew ac afiach.
In Wales, there are too many fat and unfit people.
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Mae tewdra yn broblem difridol.
Obesity is a serious problem.
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Oeddech chi'n gwybod bod traean o bobl ifanc Cymru yn dew?
Did you know that a third of young people living in Wales are fat?
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Er mwyn osgoi cael clefyd y galon neu clefyd y sigwr, mae'n rhaid i ni ofalu am ein hiechyd
In order to avoid heart disease and diabetes, we must look after our health
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Mae rhaid i'r corff gael bwyd neu fe fydden ni'n marw
The body must have food or we will die
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Dylen ni fwyta deiet cytbwys, deiet sy'n cynnwys ddigon o ffeibr, llai o fraster a halen a llawer o ffrwythau a llysiau ffres.
We should eat a balanced diet, a diet that contains enough fibre less fat and salt and lots of fresh fruit and veg.
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Mae ffeibr yn bwysig iawn ac mae ar gael mewn bwydydd fel serial, bara brown, resi brown, pyslau, canu, ffrwythau a llysiau.
Fibre is very important and is available in foods like cereal, brown bread, brown rice, pulses, nuts, fruit and veg
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Card 2

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Yes it's the most important meal of the day

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Ydw, dyna pryd pwysicaf y dydd

Card 3

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No, I don't have time because I must go to school

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Card 4

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Why is eating healthily important?

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Card 5

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In Wales, there are too many fat and unfit people.

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