De Merher, nawhes mis Gwedngala
Wednesday, 9th September
Eus gweles genowgh whei an nowodhow TV hedhyw? Thera an Kensa Menyster ow tegy tabm gwaneth ha gwlân war ascra y gôta. Ma va ow scodhya gonisegeth Vretednek (car dre hevel). E’n men termyn, an tiek a wrüg trehy an barlys saw ma’n cala whath war an dor. Jynnys brâs ew syger. Gleb ha niwlek ew an gewer. E’n dohajedh an niwl a dhallathas derevel, kenth ew topp Carn Breanek ew maylys en niwl po cobmol isel. Nag ew troblys an genisen wheg ma gen niwl po gwens et hy gwias kenisen gemweyth ha crev.
Have you seen the TV news today? The Prime Minister was wearing a bit of wheat and wool on the chest of his coat. He is backing British farming (it seems). Meanwhile, the farmer cut the barley but the straw is still on the ground. Big machines are idle. The weather is damp and foggy. The fog started to lift in the afternoon, though the top of St Agnes Beacon is wrapped in fog or low cloud. This sweet spider is not worried by fog or wind in her strong jewelled web.
Deg ger rag hedhyw: Ten words for today
ascra (f) chest, breast, bosom
Bretednek British
car dre hevel so it seems
gonisegeth (f) farming, cultivation, agriculture
gwias kenisen (m) spider’s web, cobweb
gwlân (collective) wool
Kensa Menyster (m) Prime Minister
maylya to wrap, swathe, shroud, etc.
scodhya to back, support < scoodh shoulder
syger idle, inactive
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