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Thursday, 21st November
Thursday, 21st November
De, üdn venyn a wovednas, "Eus ergh en Kernow en gwav?" Ha my a worrebas, "Bohes venow." Ha hedhyw? Otta ergh! Nag eus bes nebes, ha nag üjy va ow sedha. My a'n gwelas ow codha, hag ev a sedhas war an to gweder rag termyn cott. Gellys ew lebmyn en Peran Treth. Nag ew an ergh bes cov, saw whath ew an awel rew. Thew hedhyw an diwettha dedh an Scorpyon, saw ew ev an kensa dedh a wav gwir? Ma ergh sedhys dhe Woon Bren, ma ergh war an to Tavern Jamaica.
Yesterday, a certain woman asked, "Is there any snow in Cornwall in winter?" And I answered, "Rarely." And today! Behold snow! There's only a bit, and it's not settling on the ground. I saw it falling, and it settled on the glass roof for a short time. It's gone now in Perranzabuloe. The snow is only a memory, but the weather/wind is still icy. Today is the last day of Scorpio, but is it the first day of true winter? Bodmin Moor has settled snow, there's snow on the roof of Jamaican Inn.
Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today
awel (f) weather (primarily wind)
codha to fall
cov ~ co (m) memory (SWFM kov)
Goon Bren Bodmin Moor
goven ~ gofen to ask > a wovednas (SWFM govyn) gwav (m) winter
gweder (m) glass (material)
gwir true, real
rew icy, freezing
sedha to settle
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