He is one of the few who speaks as though it was his native tongue. He has the soft lilt that is still heard by Cornish speakers of English in the far west.
Kernewek a vedha kowsys yn Kernow ha Syllan a-hes, keffres ha radn Densher a’n West ha Keresk, saw woja Kas Goon Hingston yn 936, My’tern Athelstan a’n Sowson a worras an Kernowyon ’mes a Keresk ha deklarya gladn est Dowr Tamar dhe vos or y wlaskor – ha ma’n or na hwath ena yn jedh hedhyw, heb dowt an dra! Yth eron ni ow kwaytyas del wra an Kernowegoryon oll avoncya war-barth ma’l bos degys an tavas pella yn termyn a vedn dos. Kernow kensa! Kernewek bewa arta! Agan Tas Agan Tyr Agan Tavas
Total respect to people in cornwall who still speak this language. I only wish the rest of england managed to keep their native tongues. It's the closest you could get to the native brittons way of speaking.
It is very interesting because it is the link between Breton and Welsh languages (Breizh-Kernewek-Cymraeg) it is very , very, very honourable to maintain an original language.
Night-Night, Sleep Tight. Hope the bed bugs do not bite. If they do, do a poo. Put it in a Cornish Stew. Into the ambulance, dring-dring-dring! Fish trousers elephant in Peking. Saw a busy bee; Diddle-diddle-dee. Daddy's an accountant just like me.
Is Cornish a Celtic a genuine Celtic language ?
RolandRhodes1 4 weeks ago
@RolandRhodes1 yep
Lockstock97 2 weeks ago
@RolandRhodes1 of course....welsh cultural brothers
3tangle3 12 hours ago
He is one of the few who speaks as though it was his native tongue. He has the soft lilt that is still heard by Cornish speakers of English in the far west.
kernow62 4 months ago
Kernewek a vedha kowsys yn Kernow ha Syllan a-hes, keffres ha radn Densher a’n West ha Keresk, saw woja Kas Goon Hingston yn 936, My’tern Athelstan a’n Sowson a worras an Kernowyon ’mes a Keresk ha deklarya gladn est Dowr Tamar dhe vos or y wlaskor – ha ma’n or na hwath ena yn jedh hedhyw, heb dowt an dra! Yth eron ni ow kwaytyas del wra an Kernowegoryon oll avoncya war-barth ma’l bos degys an tavas pella yn termyn a vedn dos. Kernow kensa! Kernewek bewa arta! Agan Tas Agan Tyr Agan Tavas
cornubian 5 months ago
Total respect to people in cornwall who still speak this language. I only wish the rest of england managed to keep their native tongues. It's the closest you could get to the native brittons way of speaking.
samholdsworth 8 months ago
It is very interesting because it is the link between Breton and Welsh languages (Breizh-Kernewek-Cymraeg) it is very , very, very honourable to maintain an original language.
inenglishwithseries 9 months ago
Meur vas boltcutt. A wodhes kewsel Kernewek?
cornubian 1 year ago
Can't understand a word of Cornish, but he sounds like a great storyteller!
yugandali 1 year ago
does anyone know what the first one is called?
peachymusic 1 year ago
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I have a poem, too:
Night-Night, Sleep Tight. Hope the bed bugs do not bite. If they do, do a poo. Put it in a Cornish Stew. Into the ambulance, dring-dring-dring! Fish trousers elephant in Peking. Saw a busy bee; Diddle-diddle-dee. Daddy's an accountant just like me.
senhuan 3 years ago
thanks richie
theorytest5 3 years ago 2