Sunday, 12 December 2021

2021 Day 346

2021 Dedh Trei Hans Dogens ha Whegh 























De Sül, dewdhegves mis Kevardhû

Sunday, 12th December


 

En termynyow herwedh ûsadow, ma didhenyow flehes ogas dhe Nadelik. Ma flehes mos dhe weles Tas Nadelik hag y sprijyon en vow.  Mons ow mos dhe wariva rag gweles gwary. Thew "Hansel ha Gretel" whedhel meurgerys. Kellys ew dew flogh en forest ha mons ow trouvya chei gwres a vara jynjer.  Chei gwragh ewa. Ma hei ow treylya flehes dhe vara jynjer. Hansel ha Gretel ew kechys, bes mons ow hyga an wragh. Ma Gretel ow pockya an wragh et hy vorn hy hònan. Sqwachys ew an pystry. Mons ow scappya ha sawya oll an flehes erel.   















In normal times, there are children's entertainments near to Christmas. Children go to see Father Christmas and his elves in a grotto. They go to a theatre to see a play. Hansel and Gretel is a popular story. Two children are lost in a forest and they find a house made of gingerbread. It is a witch's house. She turns children into gingerbread. Hansel and Gretel are trapped, but they trick the witch. Gretel shoves the witch into her own oven. The magic is broken. They escape and save all the other children.












Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today

bara jynjer (m) gingerbread

didhenyow entertainments, amusements < didhan (m)

gwariva (f) theatre

gwragh ~ gwrath (f) witch, hag

herwedh ûsadow normal

hyga to trick, cheat

kechys caught, trapped < (verb cacha)

pockya to shove, push

pystry (m) magic, witchcraft, spells

sprijyon elves, pixies, sprites, etc. < sperys (m) (SWFM spyrys)

vow ~ fow (f) grotto, cave

whedhel (m) story, tale




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