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De Lün, etegves mis Dû
Monday, 18th November
Thera dhe nei jorna teg hedhyw. Nei eth dhe'n als ha kerdhes radn trolergh a'n als a-hes en spladnder an howl. Lebmyn thew ow bejeth howlleskys – nag ew qwatyes en mis Dû. An todnow òbma ew meurgerys gen surfers. Nei a welas an gorsav scathow sawya coth. Nag ewa ûsys hedhyw e'n jedh. Thera dhodho henscath pur serth an leder war nans. Nei a welas crowjy gwydn – golva rag heva hern e'n dedhyow coth. Trig o, rag hedna possybyl o dhe gerdhes e'n hen.
We had a beautiful day today. We went to the coast and walked along part of the coastal footpath in sunshine. Now my face is sunburnt – unexpected in November. The waves here are beloved by surfers. We saw the old lifeboat station. It's not used nowadays. It had a very steep slipway down the cliff. We saw a white hut – a lookout place for a shoal of pilchards in the olden days. It was low tide, therefore it was possible to walk in the harbour.
Deg ger rag hedhyw: Ten words for today
dedhyow coth olden days
golva (f) a lookout place
henscath a slipway (for a boat)
hern plural pilchards singular hernen (f)
heva (f) a shoal of fish
leder a steep slope, cliff
nag ew qwatyes unexpected
scath sawya lifeboat
serth steep, precipitous, etc.
surfer loan word (you can also use morplaynyer)
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