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Thursday, 25th July
Da ew genam cawas gwel. Pandr'ello whei gweles der agas beistry? Der an veister e'n gegin (ha der an veister et ow sòdhva) pub dedh my a wel ke. Ma bonegow etto, heckamolas - gòlvadnas hag edhyn erel. Ma gwelva e'n lowarth ûhelha. Alena my ell gweles pelha avel oll an keow - dhe'n gwelyow po an mor. Nag eus lies chei dhe vos gwelys. Hedhyw nei a viras orth chei en Truru. Ma dhe hedna gwel a bastellow tir kevradnys ha'n cita.
I like to have a view. What can you see from your windows? Through the window in the kitchen (and through the window in my office) every day I see a hedge. There are little brown birds in it, dickybirds - sparrows and other birds. There's a viewpoint in the upper garden. From there I can see beyond all the hedges - to the fields or the sea. There aren't many houses to be seen. Today we looked at a house in Truro. That one has a view of allotments and the city.
Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today
alena from there, from that place
beistry windows <beister(f) (SWFM fenester)
bonegow (pl.) < bodnek (m) any little, brown bird
der an veister through the window glow
gòlvadnas (pl.) < gòlvan (m) sparrow
gwelva (f) viewpoint, viewing place
heckamola (f) dickybird
ke (m) hedge
kegin (f) kitchen (k>g after an the)
ûhelha upper, higher
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