2021 Dedh Dew Cans Dogens hag Onan
De Sül, nawhes warn ügens mis Est
Sunday, 29th
August
Rugby chayr-ros ew sport reydhow meskys, saw e'n vledhen ma nag eus bes peder benyn en Tokyo. Ma pajar esel dhe'n para. A-dhia Sydney e'n vledhen dew mil ma moy es hanter cans medal owr gwaynys, saw Kylie Grimes ew an kensa benyn. Pur enwejek ew an medalys, desînys ha gwres rag pobel efreg. Pobel gen lagajow da ell gweles liwyow an medalys. Rag pobel gen fowt gweles ma poyntys bothcrom silicon war an snod ha brallow rond war an min: onan rag owr, dew rag arhans, ha trei rag brons. Gwaynyoryon ell desernya aga medalys gen tava. Ha scrifys en Braille ew "Tokyo 2020".
Wheelchair
rugby is a mixed gender sport, but this year there are only four women in Tokyo.
A team has four members. Since Sydney in the year 2000 more than 50 gold medals
have been won, but Kylie Grimes is the first woman. The medals are very
special, designed and made for disabled people. People with good eyes can see
the medals' colours. For visually impaired people there are silicon convex dots
on the ribbon and circular indentations on the rim, one for gold, two for
silver, and three for bronze. Winners can identify their medals by touch. And
written in Braille is "Tokyo 2020".
Deg ger
rag hedhyw Ten words for today
a-dhia since
bothcrom convex
brallow dents,
indentations
desînys designed
dew mil two thousand
(though mil is f. it takes m.
numeral without mutation)
enwejek special,
distinctive
fowt
gweles (m) visual impairment
meskys mixed
min (m) edge,
rim, border
reydh (f) gender,
sex
snod (m) ribbon
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