Gramadeg Cymraeg o waith Gruffydd Robert a gyhoeddwyd yn yr Eidal yn 1567.    Erbyn yr 16eg ganrif, amlwg iawn oedd awydd llawer or bonedd, a phobl uchelgeisiol eraill, i fabwysiadur Saesneg ac anghofior Gymraeg. Y Saesneg oedd iaith grym, iaith dysg, iaith ffasiwn ac roedd yn iaith ryngwladol i fwy graddau nar Gymraeg. A fu newid sylfaenol oddi ar hynny?    Canys chwi a gewch rai, yn gytrym ag y gwelant afon Hafren neu glochdy Amwythig ac y  clywant Sais yn doedyd unwaith Good morrow!a ddechreuant ollwng eu Cymraeg tros gof ai doedyd (= ei siarad) yn fawr eu llediaith. Eu Cymraeg a fydd Seisnigaidd au Cymraeg, Duw a ŵyr, yn rhy Gymreigaidd.    Ur yezhadur kembraek gant Gruffydd Robert, bet embannet en Italia e 1567.    A-benn ar 16vet kantved e oa anat-tre youl kalz eus ar berchenned-douar, ha tud all mennet da gaout levezon, da ober gant ar saozneg, yezh ar galloud, yezh ar ouiziegezh, ar yezh diouzh ar chiz hag ur yezh  etrebroadeloch eget ar chembraeg. Ne dalveze ket ken komz kembraeg. Ha neo ket evel-se emañ ar gont bepred, evit gwir? Ar brezhoneg hag ar chembraeg o deus heuliet ar memes hent, met dre ma oa deuet Kembreiz da lenn o yezh, a drugarez da labour gouizieien zo, ha dreist-holl abalamour da levezon ar relijion, e oa deuet ar chembraeg da chounit muioch a wirioù eget ar brezhoneg, ha goustadikoch eo bet dilezet.    Rak bez e kavoch darn, kerkent ha ma welont ar stêr Hafren (= Severn) pe  glochdi Amwythig (= Shrewsbury) hag a glevont ur Saoz o lavaret ur wech Good morrow! a grog da zisoñjal o chembraeg hag a gomz ur yezh disleberet. O chembraeg a vo blaz ar szozneg gantañ hag o saozneg, mhen tou, re blaz ar chembraeg gantañ.    A Welsh grammar by Gruffydd Robert, published in Italy in 1567.    By the 16th century, the desire of many of the gentry, and other ambitious people, to adopt English and to forget their Welsh, was obvious. English was the language of power,  of learning, and of fashion and it was also more of an international language than Welsh. Has anything basically changed?    As youll find some who, as soon as they see the River Severn or Shrewsburys bell tower, and they hear an Englishman say once Good morrow! who start to forget their Welsh and speak in a most affected manner. Their Welsh is Anglicised and their English, goodness knows, is too Welsh.    Cymraeg:    yba.llgc.org.uk/cy/c-ROBE-GRU-1522.html    English:    yba.llgc.org.uk/en/s-ROBE-GRU-1522.html 