Kowsva - agan gwerthji dhe Heartlands/Kowsva - our shop at Heartlands
Seythen Vodhogyon yw. Meur ras bras dhe'n vodhogyon oll y'n movyans Kernewek mes yn arbennik dhe'n dus neb a ober yn Kowsva, agan gwerthji dhe Grestir.
Kowethas an Yeth Kernewek yw alusen a skoodh an yeth Kernewek dre gemmysk bras a dhyllansow, klassow ha hwarvosow, y'ga mysk an Benn-seythen Gernewek, an brassa kuntelles bledhynnyek a gernewegoryon.
Kernow ha'y yeth re beu kelmys der istori oll, hag y hyllir gweles an yeth oll a-dro yn henwyn tyller, henwyn teylu hag y’n rannyeth.
Henry Jenner, den a vri a'n dasvewnans, a leveris, "Prag y tegodh dhe Gernowyon dyski Kernewek? ... Awos aga bos Kernowyon."
Y hyllir prena lyvrow yn Kernewek dyllys gans Kowethas an Yeth Kernewek omma.
Yma edhom bras dhyn a vodhogyon rag gweres gans an stallow KaYK dhe hwarvosow dres Kernow oll. Gwrewgh kestava orthyn mar pleg, mar kyllowgh hwi agan gweres.
Video dhyworth an Benn-seythen Kernewek 2017 yn Tewynblustri. Meur ras Matthi Clarke. Yma ynwedh derivas gans Sarah Cooke ha mirva a'y skeusennow. Meur ras dhedhi.
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Penn-seythen Gernewek 2017/2017 Cornish Language Weekend
It's Volunteers' Week. A huge vote of thanks - meur ras bras - to all volunteers in the Cornish Language movement but particularly to all the people staffing Kowsva, the Cornish place at Heartlands.
Kowethas an Yeth Kernewek is a registered charity which promotes the Cornish language through a wide range of publications, classes and events including the Penn-seythen Gernewek, the largest annual gathering of Cornish speakers.
Cornwall and its language have been inextricably linked throughout history and its presence can still be seen all around in place names, family names and in dialect.
Henry Jenner, pivotal Cornish revivalist, said, "Why should Cornishmen learn Cornish? ... Because they are Cornishmen."
You can buy books in the Cornish language published by Kowethas an Yeth Kernewek here.
We have a great need of volunteers to help with the KaYK stalls at events across Cornwall. Contact us please, if you can help us.
A video from the 2017 Cornish Language Weekend in Newquay. Thanks to Matthi Clarke. There is also a report from Sarah Cooke and a gallery of Sarah's photos. Thanks to her.
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