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Friday, 2nd July
Ma towlen meurgerys gen flehes bian - Bob an Bylder. Ma thema dhedhy, "A ell ev y owna? Ea, gella." Ma company jobberow gen thema kehaval, "Whei ell y wül!" E'n gwettha pres, rag drîvyor an trònk-carr ma, na veu hedna gwir. Ev a veu nebes re fedhyanjek ha'n pons o nebes re isel (po an trònk-carr livreson o re ûhel). Terweythyow, nag ew trònk-carr re ûhel, saw thew ev re ledan rag an strêt ydn. Drîvyor alja bos tòllys gans y "satnav" - gidyans gen lòrell. Tüs plüw a wör an strêtys ydn, an kernigow tydn, an ponsow isel, bes menowgh ma trònk-kerry ow vajya pelderyow hir. Whel calish ew!
There is a programme much loved by little children - Bob the Builder. It has a theme, "Can he fix it? Yes, he can." There is a D-I-Y company with a similar theme, "You can do it!" Unfortunately, for the driver of this lorry, that was not true. He was a bit too confident and the bridge was a bit too low (or the delivery lorry was too high). Sometimes, a lorry is not too high, but it is too wide for the narrow street. A driver could be misled by his "satnav" - guidance by satellite. Local people know the narrow streets, the tight corners and the low bridges, but often lorries travel long distances. It's difficult work!
Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today
fedhyanjek ~ fydhyansek confident
gidyans (m) guidance
jobberow D-I-Y, do-it-yourself (can also use creftow chei)
kehaval similar
livreson (m) delivery
lòrell (f) artificial satellite < loor (f) moon
thema (m) theme
tòllys led astray, misled
towlen (f) programme
trònk-carr (m) lorry
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