Gramasek Kernewek Arnowedh
Awtor: Wella Brown
Kost: £20.49
The Grammar of Modern Cornish a dhiskedhas yn kynsa le yn 1983 hag a-dhia henna y teuth ha bos hi fondya avel an moyha deskrifans olldalghus a'n yeth kevos ha'n hanow arnowedh a dhaswel an fakt. Devnydhys yw an system kemmyn leveryans ha lytherennans neb yn tro usi fondys war an yeth ha'n takstow klassek.
An dysklyver ma a'n jeves fordh hengovek dhe ramasek mes skrifys yw yn gis kler gans lies ensamplow, myns a dreus-kampollans ha menegvaow olldalghus. An tressa vershyon ma, a ynkorfora sewyansow hwithrans a-dhiwedhes had yw toul a res y'n dhiwleuv an re a vynnsa devyndhya Kernewek arnowedh yn oll hy rychys.
Wella Brown o bardh an Orsedh Kernow hag esel a servis hir hy honsel. Dre lies bledhen ev re bia skrifenyer ollgemmyn an Kesva an Taves Kernewek. Ev o dsykador prevyansek hag yw awtor Skeul an Yeth an kevres lyver yw devyndhys yn efan, hag a dhyllis kuntellyans hwedhlow berr An Koes a Ven.
Prenewgh an lyver ma dre wiasva Gowethas an Yeth Kernewek:
A Grammar of Modern Cornish
Author: Wella Brown
Cost: £20.49
The Grammar of Modern Cornish first appeared in 1983 and since then it has become established as the most comprehensive description of the contemporary language and the name 'Modern' reflects that fact. It uses the common system of pronunciation and spelling which in turn is based on the language of the classical texts. For this reason the book also as a guide to the grammar and syntax of those works.
The textbook has a traditional approach to grammar but is written in a lucid style with numerous examples, ample cross-references and comprehensive indexes. This third edition incorporates the results of recent research and is an essential tool in the hands of those who would use modern Cornish in all its riches.
Wella Brown was a bard of the Gorsedh of Cornwall and a long serving member of its Council. For many years, he was the General Secretary of the Cornish Language Board. He was an experienced teacher and was the author of the widely used Skeul an Yeth series of course books and has published a collection of short stories An Koes a Ven.
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