2024 Dedh Cans Üdnek ha Dewgens
De Yow, degves warn ügens mis Me
Thursday, 30th May
An kensa dewisyans kebmyn rag Chei an Gebmyn an Wlascor Ûnyes a veu e'n vledhen etek cans ha dew. Henry Addington a veu poyntys avel kensa menyster gen Metêrn Jory. Na wrüg benenes dewis. Wòja hedna e veu dew vetêrn moy ha deg dewisyans kebmyn moy, ha whath na alja benenes bos vôtyoresow. Wòja mernans Wella IV, thera metêrnes. Dres an rayn Metêrnes Vyctoria e veu pemdhek dewisyans kebmyn moy, ha whath na alja benenes vôtya. E'n ügensves cansbledhen thera trei metêrn hag üdn vetêrnes neb alja appoyntya pedn menysters, hag e veu pemp dewisyans kebmyn warn ügens. E'n cansbledhen ma e veu dhen seyth pedn menyster. Nebes benenes a gawas an vôt wòja nawnjek cans hag etek, ha moy wòja nawnjek cans eth warn ügens. My ell dewis en mis Gorefen ma. Thera vy en pastel vro nowydh. Na wrüga vy chânjya chei bes ma chânjys genam an pastel vro! An or a labmas a-dreus dhe'n pow, dres ow chei. Termyn kens thera vy en Truru ha Falmeth, lebmyn thera vy en Redrüdh ha Cambron.
The first general election for the House of Commons of the United Kingdom was in the year 1802. Henry Addington was appointed as Prime Minister by King George. Women did not vote. After that there were two more kings and ten more general elections, and still women could not be voters. After the death of William IV, there was a queen. During the reign of Queen Victoria there were fifteen more general elections, and still women could not vote. In the twentieth century there were three kings and a queen who could appoint prime ministers, and there were twenty-five general elections. In this century we have had seven prime ministers. Some women got a vote after 1918, and more after 1928. I can vote in this July. I am in a new constituency. I did not move house but I have changed constituency. The boundary jumped across the land, over my house. The time before I was in Truro and Falmouth, now I am in Camborne and Redruth.
Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today
a-dreus dhe across
An Wlascor Ûnyes The United Kingdom
Chei an Gebmyn (m) House of Commons
dewis to vote, choose (+ can use vôtya)
dewisyans kebmyn (m) general election
kensa ~ pedn menyster (m) prime minister
or (f) boundary, border, frontier
pastel vro (f) constituency
poyntys appointed < (verb) appoyntya ~ poyntya
vôtyoresow voters < vôtyores (f)
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