De
Sül,
kensa mis
Gwedngala
Sunday,1st
September
Terweythyow
ma vysytors dhe nei. Anjei alja bos gelwys saw anjei alja dos heb
galow ewedh. An keun wheg ma a wrüg
dos dhe wary heb galow! Anjei a fias dhe'n fo dhort agan kentrevoges.
Kemerys dhe ves o hy yet coth, rag gara spas dhe onan nowydh gwell.
Anjei eth tre òja
resek oll adro dhe'n lowarth. Na veu an cathes lowan dh'aga gweles
anjei. Lowen o vy pub pres dhe weles tyckias-Duw, a neb ehen. Otta
mantel rüdh owth eva dhort aval poder (en le a flour). Ellowgh whei
gweles hebma en besowen? Nader margh a neyjas bys e'n losowjy hedhyw.
Res veu dhebm gweres dhedhy cavos an vorr ves. Na ellama trovya o
fôto,
soweth. Eurika!
Sometimes we have visitors. They could be invited but they could also come without an invitation. These nice dogs came to play without invitation! They scarpered from our neighbour. Her old gate was taken away, to make room for a better new one. They went home after racing all around the garden. The cats weren't happy to see them. I am always happy to see butterflies, of any kind. Here's a red admiral drinking from a rotten apple (instead of a flower). Can you see this one in a birch tree? A big dragonfly flew into the conservatory today. I had to help her find the way out. Sadly I cannot find my photo. Eurika!
Deg
ger rag hedhyw: Ten
words for today
en
le a instead
of
fia
dhe'n fo
run away, scarper
gelwys
invited
<
gelwel
galow
invitation
kentrevoges
(f),
kentrevek
(m)
neighbour
poder
rotten
resek
to
race, to run (you
can also use pònya
for to
run)
tyckias-Duw
(pl)
butterflies
< tycky-Duw
(God's
little jewel)
vysytor
visitor
(you
can also use
omweler)
yet
gate
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