De Sadorn, degves mis Ebrel
Saturday,
10th April
Wòja termyn còsel pur hir heb gweles pobel yonk
veth, distowgh, thew ow chei leun anodhans, car dre hevel! Otta dew flogh wydn
moy. Aga thas a venja gwary golf. "Ellama drei an flehes rag nebes our?"
"Sür, rag fra na?" my a assentyas. Lôwen a vedhama dh'aga gweles wòja
termyn mar hir." Bes pandr'ew hedna? Na veu tra veth lavarys adro dhe'n
colyn po cowethes. An maw bian a dalvia debry y li ha nena gwil sog, bes na venja
va na debry na còsca. Et y le, ev a wrüg gwary warbarth gans y ownter yonk. An
noy gen kelgh plastek glas a chassyas an ownter war dhiwros. Jorna teg ew. Gwell o gen an
mosy (mowysy) kerdhes gans an colyn. An colyn a venja eva dowr dhort an gover
bian. Otta agan stappys nowydh!
After a very long, quiet period without seeing any
young people, suddenly, my house seems to be full of them! Here are two more
grandchildren. Their father would like to play golf. "Can I bring the
children for a few hours?" "Sure, why not?" I agreed. "I'll
be happy to see them after such a long time." But what is this? Nothing
was said about the puppy or a friend. The little boy should have eaten his
lunch and then had a nap, but he would neither eat nor sleep. Instead, he
played together with his young uncle. The nephew with a blue plastic hoop chased
the uncle on a bicycle. It's a lovely day. The girls preferred to walk with the puppy. The puppy
wanted to drink water from the little stream. Behold our new steps!
Deg ger
rag hedhyw: Ten words for today
assentya to agree
car dre
hevel so it seems
colyn (m) puppy
cowethes (f) friend,
companion
distowgh suddenly
gwil sog to nap,
have a nap
kelgh (m) hoop
lavarys said,
spoken
ownter (m) uncle
noy (m) nephew
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