A Year of Late Cornish Day 364

Trei Hansves Dedh Trei Ügens ha Pajar

De Lün, üdnegves warn ügens mis Kevardhû.

Monday, 31^st December

An diwettha dedh an mis ew, ha’n diwettha dedh an vledhen magata. Termyn da ew rag glanhe an chei ha dhe worfedna tra gwil coth. Avorow a vedh dallath nowydh. An duw Roman darjow a wra mires war dhelher dhe’n vledhen ma ha war rag dhe’n vledhen a vedn dos. O an vledhen ma bledhen vas? Era nebes sowena? Wrüga whei desky tabm Kernôwek Diwettha, martesen? Avorow a vedh an diwettha dedh rag an blogg ma. Nena e vedh res dhebm dalla blogg nowydh rag 2019. Otta calander rag an nessa mis.

mis Genver (Jenwar)
seythen	de Lün	de Meurth	de Merher	de Yow	de Gwener	de Sadorn	de Sül
1		1	2	3	4	5	6   ● loor nowydh
2	7	8	9	10	11	12	13
3	14 kensa qwartron	15	16	17	18	19 diwedh Gaver	20 dalleth Deger Dowr
4	21 ○ loor leun	22	23	24	25	26	27 tryja qwartron
5	28	29	30	31

It is the last day of the month, and the last day of the year as well. It’s a good time for cleaning the house and to finish old business. Tomorrow will be a new beginning. The Roman god of doors will look backwards to this year and forwards to the coming year. Was this year a good year? Was there some success? Did you learn a bit of Late Cornish, perhaps? Tomorrow will be the last day for this blog. Then I shall have to start a new blog for 2019. Here is a calendar for the next month.