Dedh Pajar Ügens ha Pemp
De Gwener, wheffes warn ügens mis Meurth
Friday, 26th March
Fatla geno whei? Fatel ero whei ow kil? Fatel ellen nei bos en yehes da dres oll an leunstroth ma? Fatel ellen nei scodhya dadder a'n corf ha gwitha agan compòster bres? Da ew kerdhes e'n powdir, nei a dal bos emesk gwedh. Gwedh a vedha rei dhen tecter en gwenton, skeuj en hav ha, terweythyow, boos en kidnyadh. An liw glas chlorophyll ew liw nebes yeyn ha cosel dh'agan lagajow - ma va ow lehe sqwithter an lagas. Bes da ew gen radn an bobel pònya. Hedna a vedha hastya an pòlcolon - ha ma le a dermyn dhe vires adro ha madra natûr. Ha COVID-19? Na venja nei cawas hedna e'n chei. Thera an vacsin dhe radn ahanen, ha ma daffar dhe r'erol rag omassaya.
How are you? How are you doing? How can we be in good health throughout this lockdown? How can we support physical fitness and maintain our sanity? It's good to walk in the countryside, we should be among trees. Trees give us beauty in spring, shade in summer and, sometimes, food in autumn. The green colour of chlorophyll is a cool colour and restful to our eyes - it reduces eye strain. But some people like to run. That speeds up the heartbeat - and there is less time to look around and observe nature. And COVID-19? We wouldn't want to have that at home. Some of us have had the vaccine, and others have equipment for self-testing.
Deg ger rag hedhyw: Ten words for today
a'n corf physical, of the body
compòster bres (m) sanity, right mind
dadder (m) fitness, goodness
dres oll throughout
en yehes da in good health
gwitha to keep, maintain (you can also use mentayna)
nebes yeyn cool, a bit cold
pòlcolon (m) heartbeat
powdir (m) countryside
scodhya to support, sustain
yagh healthy, fit (dialect "jack")
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