Learn Late Cornish Bit by Bit

Saturday, 6 August 2016

Writing a Diary 3 (staying at home and doing things)

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Staying at home and doing things. We have looked at things you might do when you are out and about. Now let’s consider what you can do wh...
Friday, 5 August 2016

Writing a Diary 2 (where you have been and what you have done)

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Where you have been and what you have done It is very useful to be able to say “I went”. This can be followed by a selection of places. T...

Writing a Diary 1

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Although I am calling this series of posts “Writing a Diary”, building up a conversation has many aspects in common with it. These will be ...
Wednesday, 3 August 2016

More Bits of Late Cornish 27 (place names 9)

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Place Names 9 Here are some examples of places named for their wild life (see Landscape Features 6). Perhaps surprisingly some animals (s...
Sunday, 31 July 2016

Tabm a Gernow 59 (the Man Engine)

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Jorna tòbm o de. Me eth dhe’n dre. Rag fra wrüga vy moas? Drefen boas an Jynn Den ena. Thera rûth veur, bush broas a düs, en Truru; pemdhek...

More Bits of Late Cornish 26 (giving directions 3)

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Giving Directions 3 We have seen that we cannot give directions without using prepositions. So here is a list of useful ones, some that y...
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