Dedh Pemdhek ha Dogens

De Yow, pajwora warn ügens mis Whevrel
Thursday, 24th February

Ergh a veu gwelys en Kernow rag termyn cott en Bosvena, Austol ha teleryow erel. Termyn cott? Martesen dew po trei münys. Na wrüga va dürya pell. Na veu ergh lowr rag gwil den ergh. My a welas keser obma po na wrüga vy gweles ergh.

Otta tabm moy a dhescans.

Snow has been seen in Cornwall for a short time in Bodmin, St Austell and other places. A short time? Perhaps two or three minutes. I did not last long. There was not enough snow to make a snowman. I saw hail here but I did not see snow.

Here's a bit more of a lesson.

Building up our Cornish language 6c

Cressya emann agan tavas Kernowek 6c

If we take the same adjectives that we used yesterday and combine them with feminine singular nouns you will  see mutation of the initial letter. 

b > v, c > g, d > dh, f > v, g > 0, gw > w, m > v, p > b, t > d

And also after the definite article,

the initial letter of the noun may mutate. 

berr > corden verr a short string > an gorden verr the short string

cabm > bôwnder gabm a crooked lane > an vôwnder gabm the crooked lane

coth > metêrnes goth an old queen > an vetêrnes goth the old queen

crev > benyn grev a strong woman > an venyn grev the strong woman

drog > gwreg dhrog a bad wife > an wreg dhrog the bad wife

für > henvam vür a wise granny > an henvam vür the wise granny

glas > gwedren las a green glass > an wedren las the green glass

gòcky > mos (mowes) wòcky a silly girl > an vos (vowes) wòcky the silly girl

gwydn > colom wydn a white dove > an golom wydn the white dove

melyn > peren velyn a yellow pear > an beren velyn the yellow pear

poder > turnypen boder a rotten turnip > an durnypen boder the rotten turnip

teg > gwenenen deg a beautiful bee > an wenenen deg the beautiful bee