Kaskyrgh nowydh / A new Campaign : Get a Cornish course added to Duolingo.
Duolingo already has courses available teaching Irish and Welsh, and we would like to see all Celtic languages become available in the not too distant... https://t.co/BrUx0hRv6c
⛈💨~ Hager awel ~💨⛈
Henwys "hager awel" yw kewer a'n par ma yn Kernowek. Gwell yw gortos a-ji!
This kind of weather is called "hager awel" in Cornish (literally "ugly wind"). Better stay inside!
‘Agan Lev’ (Our Voice) is a survey, commissioned by 'An Rosweyth' the network of Cornish language community groups, to consider the next opportunities for developing the use of Kernewek. You can enter a draw to win a £100 Seasalt voucher upon completion https://t.co/22gweaiB4M
The word "Wales" reveals the origins of Britain, and a gnawing history of Anglo-Saxon oppression…
It was used by invading tribes to mean 'foreigners' or 'outsiders,' despite Brythonic peoples (latterly Welsh, Cornish, Cumbrian, Breton) being native to these isles.
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To help you build sentences in #Cornish about reading using 'my a gar' (I love), Ray Bridgewater has come up with another fantastic flashcard. #speakcornish20#lyverow#myagar
As part of #speakcornish20 we are offering a short course in Cornish for absolute beginners at just £5. Sessions to take place over Zoom and places limited to 8 per course. To book go to:
Lunchtime Course: https://t.co/6mJrG0s9xL
Teatime Course: https://t.co/QlMwlfsqU2
The first thing on our agenda for #Anserghogeth is to get an emoji of our national flag. We would like everyone to tweet using #EmojiKernow to start the call for this. Currently the only way to show our national identity in this fashion is by using this symbol: 〓〓 #EmojiKernow
After posting mock-ups of future passports for Wales, Scotland and England yesterday, I was (rightly) asked by many why I’d not made one for our Celtic cousins in #Kernow/Cornwall.
So here’s my attempt.
Ever wanted to give your house a name in #Kernewek? Here's Part One of a series of resources where @KapnPol will show you how!🏡
https://t.co/DYMWVFQZQt
Have you seen the new @GoldenTreeUK website? There are handy Cornish language phrases and translations on every page. ‘Kemmer gik’ (Take a look)💻
https://t.co/megMr8fqgk
Would you like to celebrate your birthday in ‘Kernewek’? This phrase book will teach how to talk about your favourite days of the year in Cornish, along with spoken audio!🎉🎂
https://t.co/NlaoSP5bRx
It’s #SquirrelAppreciationDay! Did you know ‘gwiwer’ means squirrel in ‘Kernewek’? Learn more beastly vocab with our Decks by Memrise course🐿️
https://t.co/9lCWwa4sNf
Looking for ways to use ‘Kernewek’ in your 2020 #calendar? Our latest Phrase Book will keep you up to date with the days, months and planets in Cornish. You can click on the links to hear the spoken audio📆🌛 https://t.co/f8gM3vt9qC