2024 Dedh Cans ha Seytek


De Gwener, wheffes warn ügens mis Ebrel

Friday, 26th April

Ma'n ervirans gen an Governans dhe ajon hònanieth üdnik a’n Gernôwyon ow rei dhodhans an keth gre avel poblow Keltek erel e'n Wlascor Ûnyes, an Scotyon, an Kembrion ha'n Werdhonyon. Minorites Nacyonal a dal bos moy hewel en bownans poblek ha 'jei a dal cawas moy chonsys war an wariva geswlasek. En kensa, martesen, nei a dal cawas eseleth leun a'n Consel Bretednek-Werdhonek ha corfow treus-kenedhlek erel.

The decision by the Government to recognise the unique identity of the Cornish gives them the same status as the UK’s other Celtic people, the Scots, the Welsh and the Irish. National minorities should be more visible in public life and they should get more opportunities on the international stage. First, perhaps, we should have full membership of the British-Irish Council and other trans-national bodies.

Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten words for today

ervirans (m) decision

gre (m) status, standing

gwariva (f) stage, theatre

hewel visible  (SWFM gweladow)

hònanieth (f) identity

kenedhlek national (also nacyonal)

keswlasek international (mutates k>g)

poblow peoples < pobel (f) > poblek public

üdnik unique

Wlascor Ûnyes United Kingdom (SWFM Ruvaneth Unys)

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

2024 Dedh Trei Hans ha Seyth

Image
De Sadorn, nessa mis Dû   Saturday, 2 nd November   Julia McKenzie a wras lies edhen vian teg dhort mappys - folednow plegys pecar'a origami a Japan. Bes pan vaner edhen ens? Ha rag fra thens a vry? Thens gwenely - acontys chons da gen marners, drefen disqwedhes ogaster an tir. (Nag ew gwednel nevra gwelys e'n cres An Mor Br â s Atlantek.) Hei a liwyas gwenely, ewedh, gen mappys war aga thorrow, losyow gowlek ha branjednow r ü dh. My a gar an disqwedhyans ma. Julia McKenzie made a lot of beautiful little birds out of maps - folded pages like Japanese origami. But what kind of bird are they? And why are they significant? They are swallows - considered good luck by sailors, because of showing that land is near. (A swallow is never seen in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.) She painted swallows, too, with maps on their bellies, forked tails and red throats. I love this exhibition. Geryow rag hedhyw Words for today   acontys ~ acowntys considered, counted An Mor Br â s Atlan...
Read more

2024 Dedh Pejwardhek

Image
De Sul, pajardegves mis Genver Sunday, 14th January Teylûyow ew dynyanjek! Thera diw wreg dhe'm hendas. Anjei ow horydh. An kensa gwreg Mehitabel a verwas, pa veu aga mab Calvin bes deg bloodh. N ena Stephen a dhemedhas Mary,  hôr yonca Mehitabel. Etho, Mary o modrep Calvin ha y lesvam. Thera mab dhe Stephen ha Mary. An mab na o hanter-broder Calvin. Bes avel mab an vodreb o ev cosin Calvin ewedh?  Families are fascinating. My ancestor had two wives. They were sisters. The first wife, Mehitabel died, when their son Calvin was only ten years old. T hen Stephen married Mary, Mehitabel's younger sister.  So, Mary was Calvin's aunt and his stepmother. Stephen and Mary had a son, Henry. That son was Calvin's half-brother. But as the aunt's son was he also Calvin's cousin?
Read more

2024 Dedh Deg

Image
De Merher, degves mis Genver Wednesday, 10th January A ellowgh remembra levrow redyes genowgh en scol? Covadh a-varr ew "Bran an Gweythor Brons" - novel storek coth. Whei ell desky tabm story dhort whedhlow, dialar. Nag o vy redyores  üskis, eth na wr ü ga vy drehedhes diwedh a radn ow levrow.  "David Copperfield" gen Charles Dickens ew re hir. Res ew dhebm mires orth fylm rag trouvya an diwethva. Nei a redyas "Sira ha Mab" gen Edmond Gosse -  story y vownans y hònan . Re yonk o vy dhe'y dalveja. Da veu genam an maw ha y sira ow miras ort creaturs bian en tollow war an treth, saw na veu keskerenja dhebm gen den yonk. Lebmyn theram ow convedhes gwell. Ma dhebm nebes bewgraffow (aga  hònan)   a'n par na. "Ow  Theylû  ha Enevales Erol" gen Gerald Durrell ew moy wharth ü s. Ha forrellow lebmyn es moy deg. Can you remember books you read at school. An early memory is "Bran the Bronze-Smith" - an old historical novel. You can learn a ...
Read more