Hi there, Too bad about the account problem - I know the feeling - had that before, too. The only problem is that in the mean time I have moved house. I've got...
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daniel prohaska
ryanprohaskadan
Sep 1, 2004 1:06 pm
No, there are no communities where Cornish is the predominant means of communication. The one thing that comes closest to a Cornish language community is the...
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daniel prohaska
ryanprohaskadan
Sep 1, 2004 1:17 pm
... Well, in a way it's the same in English with plurals like <bed - beds>, <house - houses>; <foot - feet>; <ox - oxen>; <brother - brethren> etc. There used...
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jmacraibeirt
Sep 4, 2004 1:17 am
... before, ... I've got ... CD/Tape-player/recorder so I ... Too bad.:( Thanks for having offered, though. ... enough to ... it to ... sending stuff ... That...
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jmacraibeirt
Sep 4, 2004 1:29 am
... where ... world rock ... speakers ... bump ... speakers. That is too bad. I know in Ireland there are communities being founded in the "ex-Gaeltacht" which...
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jmacraibeirt
Sep 4, 2004 1:35 am
... beds>, ... etc. ... levelled out ... Ah. Hrm, in my dialect they have become even more levelled, houses, feet, oxes and brothers. ... from the ... classes...
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daniel prohaska
ryanprohaskadan
Sep 4, 2004 12:11 pm
... before, ... I've got ... CD/Tape-player/recorder so I ... Too bad.:( Thanks for having offered, though. If you wait a while, I can make some recordings...
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daniel prohaska
ryanprohaskadan
Sep 4, 2004 12:18 pm
... The situation in Ireland is very different from Cornwall. In Ireland Irish is the official language next to English. Irish is compulsory at school meaning...
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daniel prohaska
ryanprohaskadan
Sep 4, 2004 12:20 pm
... Not 'foots' ;-) ... It's not that bad. ... I learn the plural alongside any new noun I learn. Dan Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ...
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jmacraibeirt
Sep 4, 2004 7:25 pm
... send ... Not too late. I can wait, not going to a Cornish only speaking universe any time soon.:) ... Yes. I have learned some in Clappya Kernow so far....
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daniel prohaska
ryanprohaskadan
Sep 7, 2004 1:49 pm
... Good luck with the hurricane. I hope you'll get thoughit (or vice versa) all right. Take care, or: "Kemer wyth!" or: "Bydh war!" Dan [Non-text portions...
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jmacraibeirt
Sep 7, 2004 2:03 pm
... versa) all ... Ah, yes, I did, thanks.:) The last bits of it passed last night and we don't seem to have lost a thing except Sunday day. What do the...
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daniel prohaska
ryanprohaskadan
Sep 7, 2004 2:28 pm
... <Yth of vy lowen dh’y glowes.> “I’m glad to hear it.” literally: p. “am-I I glad to-its hearing” (p.= particle, not to be translated) ... ...
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jmacraibeirt
Sep 9, 2004 11:40 am
Anyone else here who is learning or knows Cornish who is also learning or speaks another Celtic language? Does it help you learn one or the other at all? my...
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deif hill
ydewyn
Sep 9, 2004 1:17 pm
i have recently started learning cornish and am already a reasonable welsh speaker ( which i have been brought up with from birth, but only really studying for...
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Jorge Alexandre S G
dowrgwyns
Sep 10, 2004 2:11 am
Well, I love the three brittonics( I do try and learn them when I ´ve got the time for it ) and also have serious in some northern germanic languages but I...
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daniel prohaska
ryanprohaskadan
Sep 10, 2004 1:41 pm
... Definitely, Once one Brythonic language has been learnt another is easy. The Gaelic languages are a little further removed, but I'm sure that if you've...
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nai347
Sep 10, 2004 6:45 pm
Learning Gàidhlig too, helps with the grammar yes and some words similar. ... learning ... lenition ... sound ... Alot ... seen ... thought ... comparison ......
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killerwhalekeet
Sep 17, 2004 8:41 pm
daniel prohaska wrote: "'Ah. Hrm, in my dialect they have become even more levelled, houses, feet, oxes and brothers.' Not 'foots'" heh. we say feet... and...
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daniel prohaska
ryanprohaskadan
Sep 18, 2004 11:38 am
Dhys Lowena, ... Unfortunately I have the problem. Nobody near where I am speaks any Cornish. ... Plymouth itself is not part of Corwall, but is in Devon. I...
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Daniel Prohaska
ryanprohaskadan
Sep 30, 2004 3:13 pm
Dear all, I've completed the first few lessons of the e-mail correspondence course in UCR. If anyone wants to give it a go write to me daniel@......
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balindsey
Oct 3, 2004 4:44 pm
Is Nicholas Boson's story "Jowan Chy An Horth" available on the WWW anywhere?...
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Peter C. Skye
skyegrass
Oct 12, 2004 3:11 am
Hello. I've just joined this group in the hope that I might get some help beginning my study of Cornish. My heritage is actually Irish and Breton, but I feel...
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Daniel Prohaska
ryanprohaskadan
Oct 19, 2004 12:08 am
Dear Peter, Books that are a "must" for UCR learners are: "Clappya Kernowek" "English Cornish Dictionary" Both by NJA Williams. For further study "Cornish...
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benegys
Oct 19, 2004 12:10 pm
Nicholas Williams' dictionary is a must for anyone studying Cornish, however be aware that the publisher is now out of stock and so the dictionary is now...
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Jim Thompson
cledry
Oct 19, 2004 9:11 pm
Another nice feature of this dictionary is that it is regularly updated and these can be downloaded and printed out for free. Jim Thompson...
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Ruth Webb
maggiepieuk
Nov 22, 2004 10:14 pm
Hi (quiet isn't it?) I want to be able to say "I am a wood carver". After looking through the dictionary I'm confused as to which word to use for carver. Can...
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daniel prohaska
ryanprohaskadan
Nov 23, 2004 11:20 am
... help ... Dhys Lowena Ruth, Yth hevel dhym ynwedh bos tawesek omma. Me a vensa leverel "kervyas pren" rag "wood carver". Leveryans yn X-SAMPA yw ...
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Ruth Webb
maggiepieuk
Nov 23, 2004 6:00 pm
Meur ras Dan! I knew you would come to my rescue :O) Ruth ... From: "daniel prohaska" <daniel@...> To: <cornishlanguagelearners@yahoogroups.com>...
