2024 Dedh Dew Cans ha Nawnjek
Tuesday, 6th August
Nag eus Gwariow Olympyk heb dowr! Ma dowr en Paris - ma ryvar brâs henwys an Seine. E'n triathlon, lies neyjer ha neyjores a wrüg neyja pemdhek cans meter e'n dowr ma. An dalla ha diwa (dallath ha diwedh) an neyjas a veu pontoun reb pons ajwonys (Pont Alexandre III). Wòja an neyjas a dheuth dew ügens kilometer diwrosya ha deg kilometer pònya. Nag ew hedna resek esy. Ma resegow neyja en poll neyja hanter cans meter magata. An berra ew üdn hester. An resek pemdhek cans meter ew deg hester warn ügens (ogas ha üdn mildir).
There's no Olympic Games without water! There's water in Paris - there's a big river called the Seine. In the triathlon, many swimmers swam fifteen hundred metres in this river/water. The start and finish of the swim was a pontoon by a famous bridge (Pont Alexandre III). After the swim came 40km cycling and 10km running. That is not an easy race. There are swimming races in a 50m swimming pool as well. The shortest is one length. The 1500 metres race is 30 laps/lengths (almost a mile).
Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today
berra shorter > an berra the shortest
dallath ~ dalla (m) beginning, start
diwedh ~ diwa (m) finish, end
diwrosya to cycle
hester ~ hes (m) length, lap
neyja to swim, swimming > neyjas (m) swim
neyjer (m) ~ neyjores (f) swimmer
poll neyja (m) swimming pool
pons (m) bridge > pontoun ~ ponton (m) pontoon
pònya to run
resegow races < resek (m)
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