The Year 2025 in Late Cornish

De Sadorn, üdnegves warn ügens mis Me Saturday, 31st May Da ew genam gweles bestes et ow lowarth. Hedhyw my a wr ü g gòrra nebes brodnyon war an vos rag an edhyn. Saw nag ew hebma edhen; gwywer ew! Nag eus eskelly dhodho. Otta neppeth aral, pecar'a jowal war dhelen. Ma eskelly dhedhy bes nag ens br â s. Nag ew edhen naneyl. Nag ew whil gebm, thew hei kelyonen. I like to see animals in my garden. Today a put some rolled oats on the wall for the birds. But this is not a bird; it is a squirrel! It doesn't have wings. Here's something else, like a jewel on a leaf. It has wings but they are not big. It is not a bird either. It's not a jewel beetle, it's a fly. Geryow rag hedhyw Words for today brodnyon (coll.) rolled oats, oatmeal delen (f) leaf ( d>dh after war on ) edhyn birds < edhen (f) eskelly ~ skylly wings < askell (f) gòrra  to put gwywer (m) squirrel jowal (m) jewel kelyonen (f) fly naneyl neither whil gebm (m) jewel beetle

2025 Dedh Cans Deg ha Dogens De Gwener, degves warn  ü gens mis Me Friday, 30th May Devedhys ew hav, ha devedhys ew flourys nowydh et ow lowarth. Na wrüga vy aga  gònis . Anjei a wrüg  gònis aga  hònan . An cajow   brâs ma a dheuth dhort jarn agan kentrevoges, der an payl. Soudoryon! Ma lies bleujen genisen en pub le. Nag eus othom dhebm a berna plansow en shoppys, ma dhebm mar lies bleujen gwels. Summer has come, and new flowers have come in my garden. I didn't sow them. They planted themselves. These ox-eye daisies came from our neighbour's garden, through the fence. Soldiers! There are many campions (spider flowers) everywhere. I don't need to buy plants in shops, I have so many wild flowers.

De Yow, nawes warn  ügens mis Me Thursday, 29th May L ô wen o vy. Devedhys ew an hav. Ma dhen aranen et agan lowarth, flour purpur emesk an gwelsednow ha'n ledanlesow . My a welas pajar po pemp cheicok ow neyja adro dhe skiber reb an eglos. Re üskis ens rag kemeres f ôt ôs anodhans, saw my a wrüg kemeres ü dn f ôt ô a edhen vian sedhys war neujen. Thera gwradn ow cana en wheg a- û gham. Ma flourys purpur moy e'n keow; lies manegow an spryjyon hir. Purpur ha gwydn ew an liwyow lebmyn. An flourys gwydn ew scaw ha spern gwydn, gen breyluednow gwels ow crambla. I'm happy. The summer has arrived. We have a wild orchid in our garden, a purple flower among the grass-blades and plantains. I saw four or five house-martins flying round a barn by the church. They are too fast for taking photos of them, but I did take one photo of a little bird sat on a wire. A wren was singing sweetly above me. There are more purple flowers in the hedges; many tall foxgloves. Purple and white are t...

De Merher, ethves warn ü gens mis Meurth   Wednesday, 28 th May   Ma lies treth en Kernow. Ma tewes ha bily tredh mor ha tewenyow ha âlsyow. Nebes trethow ew tewesek ha nebes trethow ew biliek. Ma carrygy war nebes trethow, gen pollednow. Pollen ew toll dowr tredh an carrygy. Ma g ò bmon e'n mor. Diweth e'n jedh ma'n mortid en lenel ha degy g ò bmon (ha scòbmow) war an tredh. Ma'n mortid en trig ha ligednow ew gerys orth pedn an lanow. Gwrewgh merkya an g ò bmon! A-warra, thew an treth segh; a-w ò les, thew an treth gleb dew dermyn e'n jedh. Na wrewgh whei nevra parkya a-w ò les! Ma'n mor ow rei, bes ev ell kemeres taclow e-kerdh. There are many beaches in Cornwall. There is sand and pebbles between sea and dunes and cliffs. Some beaches are sandy and some beaches are pebbly. There are rocks on some beaches, with pools. A pool is a water hole between the rocks. There is seaweed in the sea. Twice a day the tide comes in and carries seaweed (and flotsam) ont...

De Meurth, seythves warn ugens mis Me Tuesday, 27th May Hedhyw, nag ewa jorna pur dha! Nag ew da genam an gewer. Nag eus whans dhebm mos mes. Res ew dhebm gwary gen an kei. Gleb ew an gwels, gleb ew an kei, gleb ew an pel, etho gleb ha yeyn ew ow diwla. Na vadna vy mires ort an tele na gosowes ort an radyo. Ow lagajow ew skith ha na ellama redya. Ma othom dhebm a choclat, saw nag eus tra veth wheg genam marnas avalow! Crowsek o vy arta saw my 'ell henrosa. Today, it's not a very good day! I don't like the weather. I don't want to go out. I must play with the dog. The grass is wet, the dog is wet, the ball is wet, so my hands are wet and cold. I won't watch the TV or listen to the radio. My eyes are tired and I can't read. I need chocolate, but I don't have anything sweet except for fruit! I am grumpy again but I can dream.

De L ü n, wheffes warn  ü gens mis Me Monday, 26th May Pandr' ellama scrifa? Nebes skith o vy ha ma drog pedn genam. Crowsek o vy, drefen bos kellys genam tabm  scrîf. Wrüga vy y dhilea? Rag fra nag eus egwal en neb le? My a scrifas ow tochya enevales, moy es diw arr dhodhans. Eus cans garr dhe'n prev  cantròsek? Nag eus! Martesen ma dhodho deg garr warn  ü gens, diwarr an tabm corf. Eus mil troos dhe'n prev miltr ò sek? Nag eus! Ma lies troos, bes pe lies? Moy avel an  prev  cantròsek en certan, dew gopel an tabm corf, ha moy tabmow corf. What can I write? I'm a bit tired and I have a headache. I am grumpy, because I've lost a bit of text. Did I delete it? Why isn't there a copy somewhere? I wrote about animals with more than two legs. Does the centipede have a hundred legs? No! Perhaps it has thirty legs, a pair of legs per segment. Does the millipede have a thousand feet? No! There are a lot of feet, but how many? More than the centipede certainly, two p...