2021 Dedh Trei Hans Dogens hag Eth
De Meurth, pajardegves mis Kevardhû
Tuesday,
14th December
Pur dha via genam cawas termyn còsel moy. Ma flehes devedhys dhe'n chei hedhyw ha nag ew an chei còsel. Nag ew an flehes còsel. Devedhys ewedh ew fardel a levrow ha da via genam aga redya. A wòro whei an whedhel Arthòr Gernow? Ma gwragh po pystriores e'n whedhel henwys Morgan le Fay. Martesen, hei ew hanter hôr Metêrn Arthòr. Terweythyow, thew hei gorthenebydhes. Hei alja bos dama Mordred (ev a veu an den neb a wrüg ladha Arthòr). Morgan le Fay ew an chîf person e'n trei lever nowydh e'n fardel. Bes nag ew Morgan cowldevys. An âwthores, Jo-Anne Blanco, a wrüg desevos floholeth rag Morgan, leun a hüs, sprijyon ha cawry, keffres ha pobel kebmyn. Fantasy ewa.
I would very much like to have more quiet
time. Children have come to the house today and the house is not quiet. The
children are not quiet. A parcel of books has come too, and I would like to
read them. Do you know the legend of Arthur of Cornwall? There is a witch or sorceress
in the story called Morgan le Fay. Perhaps she is the half-sister of King
Arthur. Sometimes, she is an antagonist. She could be the mother of Mordred (he
was the man who killed Arthur). Morgan le Fay is the chief person in the three
new books in the package. But Morgan is not grown up. The authoress, Jo-Anne
Blanco, has imagined a childhood for Morgan, full of magic, fairies and giants,
as well as ordinary people. It's fantasy.
Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today
âwthores
(f) authoress
cawr
(m) giant
cowldevys
grown
up, adult
desevos
to
imagine, conceive, dream, etc.
fardel
(m) bundle,
package, etc.
gorthenebydhes
(f) antagonist
hanter
hôr (f)
half-sister
hüs
(m) magic
pystriores
(f)
sorceress
sprijyon
fairies
whedhel
(m) legend,
story
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