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Friday, 29th December
A wöro whei an cân "An Dewdhek Dedh a Nadelik"? En termyn eus passyes hebma veu leun a arwòdhelieth. Tho termyn a-bris rag Cristòdnyon, ha thera menyng dhe bub dedh. An kensa dedh a Nadelik ow wheg-oll a dhavonas dhebm grügyar, "une perdrix" (nag eus gwedhen). Hemm ew edhen a vedn merwel rag gwitha hy flehes. Hedna ow styrya agan Arlòdh. An nessa dedh a Nadelik ev a dhavonas dhebm diw düren. Ma dew radn meur dhe'n Beybel Sans - Testament Coth ha Testament Nowydh.
Do you know the song "The Twelve Days of Christmas"? Once upon a time this was full of symbolism. It was an important time for Christians, and there was a meaning to each day. The first day of Christmas my true-love sent to me a partridge, "une perdrix" (there's no tree). This is a bird that will die to protect her children. That signifies our Lord. On the second day of Christmas he sent me two turtle doves. The Holy Bible has two major parts - the Old Testament and the New Testament.
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