De Gwener, pempes mis Dû
Friday, 5th
November
Ma trei ehen a liw en plansow glas. Possybyl ew agan bôwnas drefen
bos plansow glas war agan planet. Heb plansow glas nag eus bôwnas dhe nei. Res ew
pòrres gwitha oll an gwedh brâs ha plansow bian erel war dir, ha gòbmon brâs ha
kewny bian erel e'n mor ha dowr er. Res ew dhen cawas chlorophyll. Ma va ow cansenjy
dioxid carbon dhe wil boos ha gwil oxyjen raga nei dh'anella. Ma othom a forests, cosow, kylliow, prysk,
todnow, kersegow, ha moy. Ma othom dhe'n bes a vewdhiverseth, heb wastyans moy
an forest ha diswrians bewva. Ma le a chlorophyll en kidnyadh ha moy a
anthocyanin rüdh ha carotenoid melyn. Ma'n del ow treylya rüdh ha melyn.
There are three types of pigment in green plants. Our life is
possible because there are green plants on our planet. Without green plants we
have no life. It is vital to keep all the big trees and other small plants on
land, and big seaweed and other little algae in the sea and fresh water. We
must have chlorophyll. It captures carbon dioxide to make food and makes oxygen
for us to breathe. There needs to be forests, woods, copses, scrubland,
grasslands, reed-beds, and more. The world needs biodiversity, without more
deforestation and habitat destruction. There is less chlorophyll in autumn and
more red anthocyanin and yellow carotenoid. The leaves are turning red and
yellow.
Deg
ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today
anella
to
breathe
bewdhiverseth
(f)
biodiversity
bôwnans
~ bôwnas (m) life (SWFM bewnans)
dioxid
carbon CO2, carbon dioxide
gansenjy
to
hold, capture, seize (SWFM kensynsi)
kewny (collective) small
algae, moss, lichen, etc.
kylliow
copses
< kylly (f) (SWFM kelly)
liw (m)
colour, pigment
pòrres
vital,
most necessary
possybyl
possible
prysk (collective) scrubland, scrub
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