Dedh Trei Hans Terdhek warn Ugens
De Merher, nawes warn ügens mis Dû
Wednesday, 29th November
Agan sêsons en Sowsnek ew en caboulva (saw nag eus caletter en Kernôwek). Piw a wrüg an badd ober? Dew emprour Roman ew an gorryp (gorthyp) - Julius hag Augustus. Lebmyn thew an seythves mis ha'n ethves mis henwys warlergh an emprours na. Etho, ma'n misyow niverys en rew own, saw nag üjens en le own. An seythves mis ew lebmyn an nawes mis. Mis Gwedngala en Kernôwek - heb bern. An ethves mis ew lebmyn an degves mis. Mis Hedra en Kernôwek - heb bern. An nawes mis ew lebmyn an üdnegves mis. Mis Dû en Kernôwek - heb bern. An degves mis ew lebmyn an dewdhegves mis. Mis Kevardhû en Kernôwek - heb bern. Plansow ew kemyskys ewedh - ma radn anodhans ow plejyowa re a-varr. Ma gwarnyans a ergh en Dewnan (Pow Densher). A wra va drehedhes Kernow?
Our seasons in English are in a muddle (though there's no problem in Cornish). Who did the crime? Two Roman emperors is the answer - Julius and Augustus. Now the seventh month and the eighth month are named after those emperors. So, the numbered months are in a correct sequence, but they are not in the right place. The seventh month is now the ninth month. The month of white straw in Cornish - no problem. The eighth month is now the tenth month. The month of stag bellowing in Cornish - no problem. The ninth month is now the eleventh month. The dark/black month in Cornish - no problem. The tenth month is now the twelfth month. The month of dark/black weather in Cornish - no problem. Plants are muddled as well - some of them are blooming too early. There is a snow warning for Devon. Will it reach Cornwall?
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