Saturday, 4 September 2021

21 Day 247

2021 Dedh Dew Cans Dogens ha Seyth

De Sadorn, pajwora mis Gwedngala

Saturday, 4th September












An Gwariow Paralympyk a wra gorfen avorow gen resegva marathon ha solempnita keas. An marathon ew darvos an hirra. E'n hav, marathon Olympyk a veu gwaynys gen Kipchoge a Kenya. E'n nerth corf ew ev, gen defra, diwarr ha dewlagas da. An marathon Paralympyk ew diberrys en pemp radn. An radnow a wra dallath nebes münysen an eyl dhort y gila. An düs en chayrys ros a vedn dallath an kensa. Desonôwys ens dhe vos an moy üskis. Ma dhodhans power keherek leun et aga diwvregh ha nebes et aga horf ûhelha - bes nag ew da aga diwarr. Ma dhodhans chayrys ros üskis specyal. Nessa ew an benenes et aga chayrys ros. An tryja bagas ew an düs ha benenes aperys aga golok ha düs gen defra gwadn po kellys. An re gen golok aperys ell bos kelmys gen gidyer po gidyeres, dhe dhisqwedhes dhodhans an vorr own. Gidyoryon ell chânjya - nag ew res dhe'n keth person dhe bònya an pelder leun.



The Paralympic Games will end tomorrow with a marathon race and a closing ceremony. The marathon is the longest event. In the summer, the Olympic marathon was won by Kipchoge of Kenya. He is able-bodied, with two arms, two legs and two good eyes. The Paralympic marathon is separated into five parts. The parts will start several minutes from one another. The men in wheelchairs will start first. They are expected to be fastest. They have full muscle power in their arms and some in their upper body - but their legs are not good. They have special fast wheelchairs. Next are the women in their wheelchairs. The third group is men and women with impaired vision and men with weak or missing arms. Those with impaired vision may be linked to a guide to show them the right way. Guides can change - the same person doesn't have to run the full distance.









Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today

aperys impaired

dewlagas (dual plural) eyes

diberrys ~ diberthys separated

diwarr (dual plural) legs

diwvregh ~ defra (dual plural) arms

gidyer (m) ~ gidyeres (f) guide

golok (m) vision, eyesight

gorfen to end, terminate

keherek muscular, muscle

kelmys connected, linked, etc.



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