2025 Day 52
2025 Dedh Dewdhek ha Dewgens De Gwener, kensa warn ΓΌ gens mis Whevrel Friday, 21st February Continuing our look at bos locative . Yma and Ma are third person affirmative, either singular or plural, used with nouns, names, pronouns, etc., a s subjects. Yma ki yn lowarth . Or Ma kei en lowarth "There i s a dog in a gar d en" is a positive statem en t . For the plural “ There are dogs in a garden ” we have Yma keun yn lowarth. Or Ma keun en lowarth. We do not use Yma or Ma for simple non-specific questions such as “ Is there a dog in a garden?” Instead we need Eus? Eus ki yn lowarth? Or Eus kei en lowarth? Are there (any) dogs in a garden? Eus keun yn/en lowarth? Ther e may be differences in pronunciation, but listen to one on YouTube in Gwenno’s entertaining song “ Eus Keus? ” ( Is there any cheese?) A negative answer needs a negative particle ,...