Dedh Cans Trei Ügens ha Pajar
De Sül, terdhegves mis Efen
Sunday, 13th June
Re dòbm ew an awel ragam hedhyw. Na veu whans dhebm a gerdhes dhe'n treth gans ow mergh wydn. War an diwedh, na veu whans dhedhy a gerdhes naneyl - ma dhedhy lysten galish adro dh'y üfern trogh (tòbm ha scravinyek). Res ew dhedhy kerdhes gen dewgroch. Res ew dhedhy gwitha an lysten galish segh, en neb cas. De, na alja hei gwary gen dowr reb tenewen dh'y vroder ha'y noy. Saw na wrüg an gam dürya pell - an vebyon a dreylyas pur leb pur üskis! Anjei a wrüg dowrhe an mellyon gwydn ewedh.
The weather is too hot for me today. I didn't want to walk to the beach with my granddaughter. In the end, she didn't want to walk either - she has a plaster cast on her broken ankle (hot and itchy)! She has to walk with a pair of crutches. She must keep the plaster cast dry, in any case. Yesterday, she couldn't play with water alongside her brother and her nephew. But the game didn't last long - the boys became very wet very quickly! They watered the white clover as well.
Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today
an vebyon the boys (masculine person plural mutates) < mab (m)
broder (m) brother
dewgroch (dual plural) pair of crutches < croch (m)
gam (m) game
gleb wet
lysten galish (f) plaster cast
noy (m) nephew
reb tenewen dhe alongside
scravinyek itchy, scratchy
segh ~ seth dry
trogh broken (limbs, etc.)
üfern (m) ankle
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