Dedhyow Cans Pajar Ugens ha Trei, Pajar ha Pemp






De Sul, de Lun ha de Meurth, nessa, tryja ha pajwora mis Gorefen

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, 2nd, 3rd and 4th July


Ma kellys genam dew jedh. Otta vy en clojy! Na worama an duryans.

I have lost two days. Here I am in hospital! I don't know the duration.


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