De Meurth,
pempes warn ügens mis Genver
Tuesday,
25th January
Ma lies whedhel ell bos scrifys en dew
davas rag descoryon. Whedhlow rag flehes ell bos convedhys gen keniver onan.
Lies gweyth ma dasleveryans ettans. An keth lavaren ew dasleverys. Pe lies
whedhel ew aswonys dhewgh? Ma “Edhnik
Ledhnik” (po Mabyar Labmar), “An Venyn Goth ha’n Porhel”, “An Grampothen”, “An
Maw ha’n Aver”, “An Trei Bogh Bewek”, “An Maw a Vara Jynjyber” ha lies moy.
There are many stories that can be written
in two languages for learners. Stories for children can be understood by everyone.
Frequently there is repetition in them. The same phrase is repeated. How many
stories are you familiar with? There is “Chicken Licken”, “The Old Woman and
the Pig”, “The Pancake”, “The Boy and the Goat”, “Three Billy Goats Gruff”, “The
Gingerbread Boy” and many more.
Nebes geryow
rag hedhyw Some
words for today
convedhys understood (verbal
adjective) < convedhes
dasleveryans
(m) repetition
< dasleverel to say again
descoryon learners < desker (m) < desky to
learn
ettans in them
keniver all, each, every
lavaren (f) phrase
lies gweyth
frequently
scrifys written (verbal adjective) < scrifa
tavas (m) language
whedhlow stories < whedhal (m)
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