2020 Dedh Dew Cans Peswardhek ha Dogans
De Yow, degves mis Gwedngala
Thursday, 10th September
Trosüs o an dohajedh hedhyw. Thera an hûjes jynn ow
cuntel emann an cala drefen bos jorna teg – howlek ha segh. Nag ew an jomp
còsel. Terweythyow nei a wel an ayr-ambûlans (helicopter-clevyon) ow neyja
a-ûgh. Dewhelys ew an flehes dhe scol e’n seythen ma. Flehes leb ew trigys e’n
dre ell kerdhes po diwrosa dhe scol, bes flehes e’n côst ma a res kemeres côch
po minibus. Dre wal, an re ma a dheuth war aga bedn en vorr (fordh) ydn. Nebes
tydn o. Res veu dhe nei gorra troos e’n ke! Nei a veu lôwen dhe gerdhes en
trolergh còsel. Pana wel teg an mor!
The afternoon was noisy today. The huge machine was collecting up the straw because it was a beautiful day – sunny and dry. The countryside is not quiet. Sometimes in the town can walk or cycle to school, but children in this area have to take a coach or minibus. By chance, these encountered each other on a narrow road. It is a bit tight. We had to step into the hedge! We were happy to walk into a quiet footpath. What a lovely sea view!
Deg ger rag hedhyw: Ten words
for today
carr clevyon (m) ambulance (road vehicle)
côst (m) district, area
deweles to return
dos warbedn to meet, encounter
dre wal by chance
e’n dre in the town
gorra troos to step, set foot
gwel (m/f) view
tydn tight
ydn narrow
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