At Home With Cornish 20
Let's remind ourselves of the days of the week.
Don't
forget to sing them for practice!
Ma
seyth dedh en seythen. There are seven days in a week.
De
Sül
Sunday
De
Lün Monday
De
Meurth
Tuesday
De
Merher
Wednesday
De
Yow Thursday
De
Gwener Friday
De
Sadorn
Saturday
There
are some special days that only come once a year.
We
may celebrate them with special food.
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De Meurth Enes Shrove Tuesday Da ew genen debry crampes. We like eating pancakes.  |
De Gwener an Grows Good Friday Da ew genen debry torthellow crows
tòbm. We like eating hot cross buns.  |
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Du
Pask Easter
Day Da
ew genen debry oyow Pask. We
like eating Easter eggs.  |
Du
Nadelik Christmas
Day Da
ew genen debry tesen Nadelik. We
like eating Christmas cake. 
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Notice
that "We like" is "Da ew genen".
Previously,
you learnt "I like" is "Da ew genam".
A
very special day for Cornwall is St Piran's Day on March 5th.
Gool Peran ew pempes mis Meurth.
When it comes, you can say this to a friend:
Gool Peran lowen dhis.
Happy St Piran's Day to you.
Usually there is a play on the dunes and parades in the streets. There is music and dancing. People wear the Cornish tartan.
We celebrate all the things
that are special to Cornwall.
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baner gwydn
ha du the black and white
flag  |
hogednow pasties  |
dehen cüdhys scalded cream  |
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balweyth mining
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peskecha fishing
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palores chough  |
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