Dedh Dew Cans Dogens hag Eth
De Sül, pempes mis Gwedngala
Sunday, 5th September
A wrüg an resegva dhiwrosa tremena ogas dhe'n chei nei? Na ora vy; my a necovas dhe vires. Rag pictours, res veu dhebm whilas war YouTube rag vloggys kemerys gen tüs erel. Thera amovyans brâs emesk omweloryon en Mabe Burnthouse (nag eus dhodho hanow telher Kernôwek) ha Truru hag anjei ow còrtos rag an peloton dhe dremena dres. Derag an diwrosow thera lies carr sòdhogel (ha rag maynys nowodhow ha tüs vras) ha gwithyjy cres war veykys-jynn. Thera kerry ha beykys-jynn moy ow sewya an varrogyon. Lies carr o kerry scodhya gen diwrosow spar. Thera vann gweres, rag an kerry, hag ambûlans, rag dout nebonan dhe vos clav po browys.
Did the cycle race pass close to our house? I don't know; I forgot to look. For pictures, I had to search on YouTube for vlogs taken by other people. There was great excitement among spectators in Mabe Burnthouse (it doesn't have a Cornish language placename) and Truro as they were waiting for the peloton to pass through. Ahead of the bicycles there were many official cars (and for news media and VIPs) and police officers on motorbikes. There were more cars and motorbikes following the riders. Many cars were support cars with spare bicycles. There was a breakdown van, for the cars, and an ambulance, in case anyone should be ill or injured.
Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today
amovyans (m) excitement, emotion
beyk-jynn (m) motor bike
derag ahead of, in front of
gwithyjy cres police officers < gwithyas (m)
hanow telher (m) placename
marrogyon ~ marhogyon riders < marrak (m)
rag dout lest, in case
sewya to follow
scodhya to support
sòdhogel official
Comments
Post a Comment