De Meurth, ügensves mis Ebrel
Tuesday, 20th April
Calish ha blewek ew an bôwnans terweythyow, saw spladnys
ha bewhes ew ev dhort kestalkya gans ow howethesow. Theram ow qwetyas metya
ganjans en hav. Mall ew genam mos dhe 'gan chei coffy an moyha gerys. Üjy va
whath ena, wòja leunstroth Covid? Mall ew genam ewedh mires ort disqwedhyansow
art. Pandr'eus ow shoya en Tate Porth Ia? Haegue Yang ew ystydnys bys dhe vis
Gwedngala. Martesen my alja mos dhe Pensans. Ma lies pictour dhe'n Soler Penlee. Mons ow
rei challenj pub seythen. Bedhowgh inspirys en seythen ma gen "An Golyoges
(An Venyn Goth Für) gen Henry Meynell Rheam. Gwrewgh creatya whedhel, gwers po artweyth. Ellowgh whei gweles nebes hevelebow et an dhew bictour?
Life is
hard and boring sometimes, but it is brightened and enlivened by chatting with my
friends. I hope to meet them in summer. I'm looking forward to going to our
favourite café. Is it still there, after Covid lockdown? I'm also looking
forward to viewing art exhibitions. What is there showing at Tate St Ives?
Haegue Yang is extended till September. Perhaps I could go to Penzance. The
Penlee Gallery has many pictures. They give a challenge every week. Be inspired
this week by "The Fortune-Teller (The Wise Old Woman)" by Henry
Meynell Rheam. Create a story, poem or artwork. (Can you see some similarities in the two pictures?)
Deg ger rag hedhyw: Ten
words for today
bedhowgh be (2 pl. imperative
of bos)
bewhe to
enliven > bewhes enlivened
blewek boring,
hairy
bôwnans ~
bôwnas (m) life (SWFM bewnans)
calish hard,
difficult
chei
coffy (m) café
colyoges (f) fortune-teller
gwetyas ~
qwachas to anticipate, hope for, expect
kestalkya
to chat,
talk together
mall ew
genam I'm looking forward
spladna to
brighten
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