2022 Dedh Dew Can Pajar Ügens ha Trei
De Lün, degves mis Hedra
Monday, 10th October
Ma hedhyw ow tallath Seythen Ke Nacyonal. Keow ew pur a bris. Mowns ow junya teleryow bewa deffrans, gwitha rag mostedhes, gweres dhen e'n omdhal bedn treylyans a'n ayredh. Ma keow ow furnya anedhow rag pajar ügens en cans a'gan edhyn gwedhek. Bestes a vry erel kevys en keow ew sartes, eskelly-grehednas, pajarpâwes, henek ha tycky-Duwes. Res ew dhen gwitha agan keow a Gernow.
Today begins National Hedgerow Week. Hedges are very important. They join different habitats, protect against pollution, help us in the fight against climate change. Hedgerows provide homes for 80% of our woodland birds. Other significant animals found in hedges are hedgehogs, bats, newts, dormice and butterflies. We must look after our Cornish hedges.
Gerva Vocabulary
a bris important
a vry significant
en cans ~ a'n cans percent
eskelly-grehen (m) bat
furnya to provide
gwedhek (m) woodland
gwitha to protect, look after
henegen (f) dormouse
mostedhes (m) pollution
pajarpâw (m) newt
sart (m) hedgehog (also sea urchin)
telher bewa (m) habitat
tycky-Duw (m) butterfly
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