At Home With Cornish 63
In the last post we saw some uses of “ ma ”. This is part of the verb “to be”. It means “there is” or “there are”. e.g. E'n copart ma … In the cupboard there is/are … You can change the cupboard for any other location, at home or round and about, e.g. E'n gegin ma … In the kitchen there is/are … E'n lowarth ma … In the garden there is/are … E'n leverva ma … In the library there is/are Here are some things you might find: flourys lies lever pemp bolla bucket bolla' de jynn amôntya tekel biskys Here's a new way to use “ ma ”. This time it is a way of saying that I have something (with me). It does not necessarily belong to me. Ma … genam. Literally There is … with me. i.e. I have … e.g. Ma lever genam. I have a book (with me). e.g. Ma 'gas lever genam. I have your book . e.g. Ma diwros genam. I have a bicycle (wi...