De Meurth, seythdegves mis Kevardhû
Tuesday, 17th December
Teg o an gewer hedhyw – yeyn lowr saw howlek. Besy lowr o an cita. Thera tüs ow marhasna rag Nadelik ha thera tüs ow seny mûsek e'n strêt. Dewhelys ew an grows ûhel reb an beneglos en Truru. Ownys ew hei. Hei a godhas nebes misyow kens hebma. A wrüg an gwens hy whetha dhe'n dor? Na wrüg. Gweskys veu hei gen carr (clav o an lewyer). Sqwachys veu hei dhe drei radn. Jùnys warbarth ens lebmyn. Besy o an gullys war an treth, en üdn gòrtos rag boos dhe vos degys tûa anjei gans an mortid.
The weather today was fine – quite cold but sunny. The city was quite busy. People were shopping for Christmas and there were people playing music in the street. The high cross by the cathedral in Truro has returned. It is mended. It fell several months before this. Did the wind blow it down? It did not. It was hit by a car (the driver was ill). It was broken into three parts. They are joined together again now. The gulls were busy on the beach, waiting for food to be carried towards them by the tide.
Deg ger rag hedhyw: Ten words for today
besy busy
clav ill, sick, poorly, etc.
crows (f) cross
dewhelys returned
en üdn gòrtos waiting
jùnya to join
lewyer (m) driver < lewa to steer
lowr quite
radn (m) part (you can also use tabm bit or pîs piece)
warbarth together (silent th at the end)
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