De Lün,
degves mis Genver
Monday,
10th January
Fatel ellen nei gwitha agan hònan ha tüs erel dhort cleves? Üjy an antel clevejyans anal? A vedn nei cawas beranal po cleves a'n bronchys? Era nei owth anella an virus po bacterien bys et agan skevens - ha mes arta? Üjy dagrednow a lebor ow tegy an pestilens? Gwrewgh egery oll an beistry rag gwynsa vas! Gwrewgh degy visours po maskys en ogas dhe düs erel. Na wrewgh tochya agas bejeth. Gwrewgh golhy agas diwla et ta. Gwrewgh ûsya disenglevyas war enebow mostedhys.
How can we keep ourselves and other people
from disease? Is the danger a respiratory disease? Will we get shortness of
breath or bronchitis? Do we breathe the virus or bacterium into our lungs - and
out again? Do droplets of moisture carry the pestilence? Open all the windows
for good ventilation! Wear visors or masks close to other people. Don't touch
your face. Wash your hands well. Use disinfectant on contaminated surfaces.
Nebes geryow
rag hedhyw Some
words for today
anella to breathe
antel (f) danger
beranal (f) shortness of breath
clevejyans
anal (m)
respiratory infection
cleves a'n
bronchys bronchitis
dagren (f) droplet, teardrop
disenglevyas
(m) disinfectant
glebor (m) moisture
gwitha dhort
to
keep from, prevent, avert
gwynsa (verbal noun) ventilation
skevens (f.pl.) lungs
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