Dedh Dew Cans ha Dew Ügens


De Sadorn, ethves warn ügens mis Est

Saturday, 28th August








Na veu termyn lowr dhe bedery adro dhe sport hedhyw. Ma teylû obma. Tabm ha tabm devedhys ew anjei! Gerowgh nei gweles! En kensa, otta maw bian reb hûjes delkyow. Po ens delkyow herwedh ûsadow hag onan a'n Bobel Vian? Ew hebma onan a'n Düs Vian emesk an mor dû ha'n linas? Nag ew. Hemm'ew tycky-Duw gwydn bian. Pandr'ew hedna? Modrep yonk ha noy yonca ell gweles neppeth e'n vôwnder. Nei a welas codna gwydn bian an degensete. Otta flehes moy. Lebmyn ma ownter ha cosin ewedh. Ha'n gorownter? Nebes gajagh ew ev. Gwell via ganjo gòrtos a-ves a flehes tervüs.















There wasn't enough time to think about sport today. There's a family here. Bit by bit they've arrived! Let's see! First, here's a little boy by huge leaves. Or are they normal leaves and one of the Little People? Is this one of the Little People among the blackberries and the nettles? No. This is a small white butterfly. What is that? Young auntie and younger nephew can see something in the lane. We saw a little weasel the day before yesterday. Here are some more children. Now there's an uncle and a cousin too. And the great-uncle? He's a bit off-colour. He'd rather stay away from boisterous children.














Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today

an Bobel/Düs Vian the Little People

(an) degensete the day before yesterday

codna gwydn (m) weasel

cosin (mf) cousin

gajagh poorly, off-colour

gòrtos a-ves a to stay away from

herwedh ûsadow normal

hûjes huge (goes before the noun)

linas nettles > linhajen (f)

modrep (f) aunt, auntie

ownter (m) uncle > great-uncle gorownter

tervüs boisterous, noisy, disruptive












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