Day Hundred and Eighty-three
Cansves
Dedh Trei ha Pajer Ügens
De Meurth,
tryja mis Gorefan.
Tuesday, 3rd
July.
Dedh
sowen o va hedhyw. E’n mettyn thera cuntellyans bagas Rosweyth. Nei a brederas
adro dhe Seythen Cowsel Kernôwek eus passyes. Lowen o nei adro dhedhy. Gwell o
es bledhen eus passyes. Nessa bledhen hei a vedh polta gwell (ma esperans
dhen).
It was a successful day
today. In the morning there was a meeting of the Rosweyth (Networking) group.
We reflected on the past Speak Cornish Week. We are happy about it. It was
better than last year. Next year it will be far superior (we hope).
E’n
dohajedh thera class dhebm. Nei a wrüg cowsel adro dhe “deyluyow geryow”. Rag sompel,
ma lies ger o comprehendya “mor” po “vor”. Nebes anodhans ell boas lymnys gen pycturs
– thens tüs po miles – ha ma geryow haval rag pobel ha enevales a’n tir.
In the afternoon I had a
class. We talked about “word families”. For example, there are many words
containing “sea” or (mutated) “sea”. Some of them can be illustrated with
pictures – they are people or animals – and there are equivalent words for people
and animals of the land.
Pana
hubba e’n gordhûher! Tractor trosüs ha’n kei o hartha – carg a worra nowydh rag
mergh (merth) agan kentrevoges.
What a commotion in the
evening! A noisy tractor and the dog barking – a load of new hay for our
neighbour’s horses.
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