Day Eighty-two
An Nessa Dedh
ha Pajar Ügens
De Sadorn ew, an pajar dedh warn ügens
a vis Meurth. Gwenton? Glaw a wra en Kernow en gwenton. Pur leb ew an gewer
hedhyw, gleb ha yeyn lowr. Gwydn ew an ebòrn gen cobmol. Na ellama gweles howl
veth.
It’s Saturday, the 24th day of March. Spring? It rains in
Cornwall in spring. The weather is very wet today; wet and quite cold. The sky
is white with cloud. I can’t see any sun.
Avorow nei a vedh en Termyn Hav
Bretednek. Üdn our òja hanter nos nei a wra avonssya (avauncya) oll an clegh
(clockys). Nei a wra kelly üdn our a gòsk e’n mettin, saw e vedh dhen üdn our moy
a wolow howl òja whel. Dalladhvos THB a veu en 1916, dhe erbisy glow.
Tomorrow we will be in British Summer Time. One hour after midnight we
will put all the clocks forward. We will lose one hour of sleep in the morning,
but we will have one more hour of daylight after work. The origin of BST was in
1916, to save coal.
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