Last week Kernowek joined its fellow Celtic languages in achieving recognition under Part 3 of the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages. Join me to hear what this jargon means and what exciting implications this has for the Cornish language.

You can read the Charter here: https://www.coe.int/en/web/european-charter-regional-or-minority-languages/text-of-the-charter

Join me as I discuss how raising my kids bilingually in Cornish/English is going, venting included.

A short discussion on the verbs 'to know' and 'to understand', how to use them and how they are related to oak trees, druids and the ancient Proto-Indo-European language. War Ewn.

Join me to talk with Doctor Cymraeg about raising and teaching children via the medium of our respective minority languages, Welsh and Cornish.

If you don't know who the Doc is, check him out on Instagram or view his website below. A professional educator he has translated and written an impressive number of books mostly about learning Cymraeg and other Celtic languages, including Kernowek!

https://doctorcymraeg.wales/

Elves, Dwarves, Gnomes, Tom Bowcock, need I say more.

Nadelik hweg re'gas bo ✨

Henhwedhel an werin Gernowek.

A traditional Cornish Language folk tale.

Some news & rambling updates plus a discussion on traditional literature and a commitment to uploading a further reading.

An Rin Kernewek gans Agatha Christie, treylys gans Roger Henley ha dyllys gans an Kowethas an Yeth yw kavadow omma der an Kowethas: https://cornish-language.org/product/an-rin-kernewek/

Da yw genev agas gweles! Join me for an autumnal catch up

Info on where to buy the new map I discuss:

https://www.thenational.scot/news/24384074.last-map-creator-ever-make-features-cornwall-language/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR0FAoQQwXMmfhayY-NDEzDDC9kpZqZ2DDSDF0u24WVlmK7kljlJAm-mwSc_aem_pBOcSrBN1fztnzR7-jjaoA

Join me to discuss Corno-English, the Cornish dialect of the English language and how it's affected by the Kernowek