2021 Dedh Dew Cans hag Üdnek
De Gwener, degves warn ügens mis Gorefen
Friday, 30th
July
Enawel
Evert a dheuth e'n nos. Thera gwens crev ha tervüs. Lies delen ha lies aval a
veu whethys dhe'n dor. My a wra crampeth avalow avorow. Ow mergh a forsakyas hy
degol campya bian üdn jedh a-varr. Hy theylû a spenas an nos glôs a-jei dhe
peder vos chei. Na veu nebes campyers may fortüdnyes. Destriys o aga tyldys.
Res veu dhe nebes persons bos sawyes dhort scathow-gool e'n tewlder. Bettegens,
vas o an awel rag segha dilhas gòlhys hedhyw!
Storm
Evert came in the night. There was a strong, noisy wind. Lots of leaves and
lots of apples were blown down. I'll make an apple pie tomorrow. My daughter
abandoned her little camping holiday one day early. Her family spent the night
snuggly within four house walls. Some campers were not so lucky. Their tents
were destroyed. Some people had to be rescued from yachts in the dark. However,
the wind was good for drying washed clothes today.
Eth ger
rag hedhyw Eight words for today
a-jei dhe
within
crampes
avalow (f) apple pie
pur glôs snuggly,
securely
scath-gool
(m) yacht,
sailing-boat
tervüs noisy,
boisterous
tyldys tents,
awnings < tyldya (m)
vos chei(f) house
wall
whethys blown
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