Dedh Dew Cans ha Nawnjek
De Sadorn, seythves mis Est
Saturday, 7th August
Treylyes gleb ha yeyn ew an awel hedhyw. An glaw a scattyas war an to avel war dabour e'n mettin a-varr. An teylû eth ker' wòja hânsel. Ma othom dhe nei oll a dhedh disqwithans De Sül ken dallath whel De Lün. Na wrüga vy gwil meur a whel hedhyw, saw ma meur a whel dhe wil. Ma dhebm menedh a dowellow, qwethow te ha liednyow gwily (liednow, plüvogow ha dûvetys) dhe vos ornys ha gòlhys. Res ew dhodhans gòrtos terebo diwedhes an glaw. Da ew genam aga cregy mes war linen dhe segha. Nag eus lien boos veth (re dhiantel gen flehes bian). Ha nag eus fôtôs veth. Piw vedn mires orth whel dhe vos gwres?
The weather today has turned wet and cold. The rain drummed on the roof in the early morning. The family departed after breakfast. We all need a rest day on Sunday before work starts on Monday. I didn't do much work today, but there is much work to do. I have a mountain of towels, tea towels and bed linen (sheets and covers for pillows and duvets) to be organised and washed. They must wait till the rain stops. I like to hang them out on a line to dry. There are no table cloths (too dangerous with small children). And there are no photos. Who wants to look at work to be done?
Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today
disqwithans ~ disqwithy (m) rest, relaxation
hânsel (m) breakfast (early or light)
liednyow gwily bed linen
lien boos ~ bord (m) table cloth
menedh (m) mountain
mos kerdh ~ ker' (silent dh) to go away, depart
plüvogow pillows < plüvek (f)
qwethow te tea towels < qweth (f)
scattya avel war dabour to drum
towellys towels
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