Episode 38: Desky Kernôwek Bew - Learning Colloquial Cornish: 10e Convedhes Kernôwek (sygür) - Understanding Cornish (slow)

Wolcòm dhe’n sedhek “Convedhes Kernôwek” en cows sygür ha dour. Tû ves a dreylyans an raglavar ma, na vedh an descas ma bes en Kernôwek en üdnik. Whei a ell ûsya an descas ma vel practis convedhes bo ewedh vel practis leveryans. M’allo whei gwil hebma, dasleverowgh pub lavar war o lergh vy ha martesen dalledhowgh y lâwl warbarth gena vy. Thew hebma creiys “omhevely” ha hebma a ell bos fordh spladn dhe bractisya leveryans. Maga ta, e hello whei recordya gas honan gwil hedna m’allo whei clowes pana bellder a gehaval gas leveryans whei dhe’m peth vy. Gwary teg gas bo!

Welcome to the session “Understanding Cornish” in slow and deliberate speech. Apart from this Introduction now, this lesson will be in Cornish only. You can use it for comprehension practice or alternatively for pronunciation practice. In order to do this, repeat each phrase after I say it, maybe even start saying it with me. This is called ‘mirroring’ and can be a excellent method to train pronunciation. You can also record yourself doing it to hear how far your pronunciation matches mine. Have fun! 

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