Here are some second person examples for bos:
singular/familiar
e.g. bedh war = beware, be aware, be careful
e.g. bedh für = be wise
e.g. bedh lebmyn a confort da = be now of good comfort
e.g. bedhes cosel = be calm, cool down
e.g. bedhes lôwenek= be cheerful
plural/formal
e.g. bedhowgh avîsys = be advised
e.g. bedhowgh war = beware, be aware, be careful
e.g. bedhowgh fürra nessa = be wiser next time
Here are some second person examples for gwil:
singular/familiar
e.g. gwra maga ow deves = feed my sheep
e.g. Gwra da, rag dha hònan chy a'n gwra. (Proverb)
= Do good, you do it for yourself.
Do good, you will be doing it for yourself.
e.g. gwra ow gidya vy bys dei = guide me to it
plural/formal
e.g. gwrewgh triga a-dhelher = stay back
For negative commands, the negative particle causes soft mutation (lenition). The personal pronoun may be added for emphasis.
e.g. Na vedhes garow! Don't be rude!
e.g. Na vedhes dhebm mar wòcky! Don't be so daft!
e.g. Na vedhes endelha! Don't be like that!
e.g. Na vedhowgh serrys! Don't be angry!
e.g. Na vedhowgh trosüs! Don't be noisy!
e.g. Na wras grevya vy! Do not bother me!
e.g. Na wras gwil acompt anodho! Do not take account of it!
e.g. Na wrewgh plegy dhodhans. Do not bow to them
e.g. Na wrewgh y berna! Do not buy it.
There are plenty of negative commands in the Ten Commandments!
(see some of the earliest versions later)
e.g. Na wras ladha = Do not kill
Te na wras ladha mab den (den veth) = Thou shalt not commit murder
e.g. Na wras ladra = Do not steal (rob)
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