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Friday, 26 May 2017

Tabm a Gernow 103 (skies)

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Terweythyow thew an eborn blou, heb cloudys. Lowen o nei en hav. Nei ell moas dhe'n tredh ha gwary gen keun. Nag eus mordardh pub dedh. ...
Wednesday, 24 May 2017

Taking a new look at Cornish grammar 39 (Interrogative Adjectives)

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Interrogative Adjectives The combination of pe/ py which/what and ehen kind as pehen can also be used with a noun to ask what some...
Friday, 19 May 2017

Tabm a Gernow 102 (wall building)

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 En mis Hedra warlena thera dhen caletter e'n lowarth. Vos men o discarys. Gwres o an vos avel ke a Gernow, gen meyn ha heb cement. Th...

Taking a new look at Cornish grammar 38 (Interrogative idiom)

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An Interrogative Idiom We have used pe (SWFM py) which or what in interrogative pronouns peth (SWFM pyth) and pandra. If we combine...
Thursday, 18 May 2017

Tabm a Gernow 101 (Goodbye Ponsmere Hotel)

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Ma’n fâss Tywarnheyl o treylya. En termyn eus passyes thera ostel meurgerys henwys Ponsmere Hotel. Teller o rag lies gool Lowender Peran. S...
Monday, 15 May 2017

Taking a new look at Cornish grammar 37 (Interrogative pronouns)

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We have used peth (SWFM pyth) for thing/stuff , etc. in connection with indefinite pronouns and possession. We can also use it in questio...
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