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Re2 dhegemmeras
Have recieved
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Ty dhe2 alloes
That you can
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Dhiso yn lel
Yours sincerely
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Ny2 gewsons saw
they only speak
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Re2 + -as(/-is)
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My re skrifas
I have written
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Ev re2 werthas
He has sold
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Hi re2 wodhva
She has known
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My ny2 gewsis
I didn't speak
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Ny2 dhannvonas hi
She didn't send
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Y5 hallav
I can/am physically able/allowed to
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Y5 hwonn
I can/ know (how to)
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Lowen ov vy dhe skrifa dhis
I am happy to write to you
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Trist yns i dhe2 vos
They are sad to go
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Gonn meur ras dhis a'th lyther
Thank you very much for your letter
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Bos mab ha myrgh dhywgh hwi
That you have a son and a daughter
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Dhywgh hwi
To you (pl) + emph.
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Ogas ha
About (with number)
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Dha2 vos pyskador
That you are a fisherman
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Neppyth a'n par na
Something like that
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Ha ganso Kernewek avel mammyeth
With Cornish as his mother tongue
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Kepar dell2
As, like (followed by verb)
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Kepar dell eus mab ha myrgh dhyn ni
As we (too) have a son and daughter
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Yma nebes teyluyow a2 dhysk Kernewek
There are some families that teach Cornish
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Ow leverel dhymm neppyth
Telling me something
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Nyns eus denvyth
There is no one
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Y'n eur ma
At the present time
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Moy a'th teylu
More about your family
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Lel
Faithful, trusty, loyal
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Gorthyp, -bow
Answer, reply, response
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Dew2 vargh
Deux Chevaux car
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Rag lavurya
(in order) to travel
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Bys
(un)til, as far as, up to
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Eur2 dhiwedhes
A late hour
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An2 brenoryon
The customers
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Gorthugher da
Good evening
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My a2 garsa eva
I would like to drink
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A2 wra dehweles
(do) return
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Pan nag usi ev ow pyskessa
When he is not fishing
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Tri3 (m.), teyr3 (f.)
Three
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A2 wra kinyewel
(Do) dine
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Kyns i dhe2 dhehweles
Before they return
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Ha mos dhe2 goska
And go to sleep
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Unn (m), unn2 (f)
One (before a noun)
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Peswar (m), peder (f)
Four
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Dhe naw eur
At nine o' clock
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Pan2
When (not in question)
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Rag y2 weres
(in order) to help him
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Yn kever
About (with pronouns)
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A-dro dhe2
About (with non-pronouns)
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dy' gweyth
(on) a week day
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Ha'n fleghes yn skol
While the children are at school
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Rag dybri
(in order) to eat
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Fatla genes?
How are you?
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Dhe hanternos
At midnight
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Dhe hanter-dydh
At midday
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Dhe2 beder eur
At four o' clock
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Dhe2 dhiw eur
At two o' clock
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Dhe unn eur
At one o' clock
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ha 'and' can introduce phrases which are best rendered in English by a clause starting with 'while' or 'when'
Describe 'ha'
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Ha'n fleghes yn skol, Yowann a2 wra mos dhe2 dhiwotti.
While the children are at school, Yowann goes to a pub.
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Ha Yowann y'n gwerthji, yma Jenifer y'n soedhva.
While Yowann is in the shop, Jenifer is the office.
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Yowann a ober yn5 ta
Yowann works well
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Py eur y5 hwra ev mos ena?
What time does he go there?
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Py par lyvrow y5 hwerth Yowann?
What kind of books does Yowann sell?
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