De Gwener, seythves mis Hedra
Friday, 7th October
My a gowsas gen nebes flehes hedhyw. Ma whans dhodhans desky Kernôwek. Anjei alja desky lies mater en agan tavas. Ma moy avel gramer dhe vos deskys. En dorydhieth, anjei alja whithra an seyth brâstir ha'n pemp mor brâs. En sciens, anjei alja whithra trei stat a beth - solyd, lin ha gass, ha treylyans dhort an eyl dh'y gila. En mûsek, anjei alja cana lies cân en Kernôwek - martesen "deg bottel gwer".
I talked with several children today. They want to learn Cornish. They could learn many subjects in our language. There is more than grammar to be learnt. In geography, they could investigate the seven continents and the five oceans. In science, they could investigate three states of matter - solid, liquid and gas, and change from one to another. In music, they could sing lots of songs in Cornish - perhaps "ten green bottles".
Gerva rag hedhyw:Vocabulary for today
an eyl y gila one another
bottel (m) bottle
brâstir (m) continent
cân (m) song
cana to sing
dorydhieth (f) geography
gass (m) gas
gramer (m) grammar
gwer green
lin (m) liquid
mater (m) subject
mor brâs (m) ocean
moy avel more than
mûsek (m) music
peth (m) matter
sciens (m) science
solyd (m) solid
stat (m) state
treylyans (m) change, alteration, turning
whithra to investigate, research
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