2020 Dedh Dew Cans Deg warn Ügens
De Lün, seythdegves mis Est
Monday, 17th August
Levrow ew tresorva rag flehes. Ma levrow rag flehes bian ha rag flehes brâs. Ma levrow brâs ha levrow bian, levrow meur aga thros ha levrow medhel. Ma levrow smodh aga folednow ha levrow gen radnow a ell bos dasrestrys, tednys po derevys (drehevys). Lymnys ew oll an levrow ma. Levrow ew da gen flehes, levrow gen lymnansow dres ehen. Ma nòmbers (niverow) dhe radn anodhans ewedh – mons ow qweres dhe flehes desky rekna. Ha maters? Meurgerys ew trenow, jynnys-tedna ha jynnys-tan, keffres ha mogh, orses ha bestes erel.
Books are a treasure house for
children. There are books for little children and for big children. There are
big books and small books, noisy books and soft books. There are books with
smooth pages and books with parts that can be rearranged, pulled or lifted. All
these books are illustrated. Children like books, particularly books with
illustrations. Some of them have numbers as well – they help children to learn
counting. And subjects? Trains, tractors and fire-engines are popular, as well
as pigs, bears and other animals.
Deg ger rag
hedhyw: Ten words for today
dasrestrys rearranged, reorganised
dres ehen particularly, especially
folednow (plural) pages < folen (f)
gweres dhe to help, give help to
lymnansow (plural) illustrations <
lymnans (m)
lymnys illustrated < (verb)
lymna to illustrate
mater (m) topic, subject, theme,
etc.
meur aga thros noisy (match the possessive to the
noun) < tros noise
rekna to count
tresorva (f) treasure house,
treasury, etc.
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