2020 Day 29
2020
Dedh Naw warn Ügens
De
Merher, nawves warn ügens
mis Genver
Wednesday,
29th January
E'n
vledhen mil naw cans trei ügens
ha trei dyllys veu derivas Dr. Beeching. Òja
hedna pemp mil mildir a hens horn a'n costys a veu esgerys ha môy
es diw vil savla tren bian a veu degëys.
Nag ens ûsyes
lowr, car dre hevel. Thera vorr (fordh) gleder tredh Truru ha Tewyn
Plustry, der Breanek ha Tiwar'n heyl. Whei ell gweles whath remenadow
anodho – gladnow ha ponsvorrow (ponsvordhow), keth (kynth) ew
gellys an cleder horn (ûsyes
rag lies post ke). Lebmyn ma dhe savleow pastellow whel bian ha
shoppas creft. Lebmyn Party an Mentenours a venja egery emann radn an
linednow arta, bes a via pemp cans milvil (milyon) pens mona lowr? Ha
wra anjei trouvya an linednow?
In
the year 1963 Dr. Beeching's report was published. After that 5000
miles of local railway were abandoned and more than 2000 small
stations were closed. It seems they were not used enough. There was a
railway between Truro and Newquay, through St Agnes and Perranporth.
You can still see remnants of it – banks and viaducts, though the
iron rails have gone (used for many fence posts). The stations now
have small industrial units and craft workshops. Now the Conservative
Party would like to open up some of the lines again, but would £500
million be enough money? And will they find the lines?
Deg
ger rag hedhyw: Ten words
for today
cleder
collective plural
rails >
singular
cledren (f)
degea
to close, shut (you
can also use kea)
> verbal
adjective degëys
der
through (you
can also use dre or
dredh)
derivas
(m) report
dyllys
published, issued
esgerys
abandoned
Party
an Mentenours the
Conservative Party
remenadow
remnants < singular
remenat (notice
softening t>d in plural)
savla
tren (m)
railway (train)station > plural
savleow tren
tredh
between (preSWF
RLC treeth)
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