In this lesson, you will learn:
- Simple greetings
- How to ask how people are
- How to introduce yourself
Cornish |
English
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Dedh da! |
Hello! / Good day!
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Ha! |
Hello! / Hi!
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Duwsonno! |
Hello!
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Yow! |
Hi!
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Hou, sos! |
Hi, mate!
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Durda dhewgh |
Good day to you
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Mettin da! |
Good morning!
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Dohajedh da! |
Good afternoon!
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Gorthuher da! |
Good evening!
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Pe hanow owgh why? / What is your name?
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Cornish |
English
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Pe hanow owgh why? |
What's your name?
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Piw owgh? |
Who are you?
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Maria ov ve |
I'm Maria
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Maria henwys ov ve |
I'm called Maria
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Ha why? |
And you?
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Fatla genowgh whi? / How are you?
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Cornish |
English
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Fatla genowgh why? |
How are you?
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Fatel erowgh why ow cul? |
How are you doing?
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En poynt da, meur ras |
Good, thanks
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Pur dha, meur ras |
Very well, thanks
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Da lowr |
Not bad / OK
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Ha why? |
And you?
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Fatel ort agas honen? |
What about yourself?
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Info: Fatla is used before a consonant, and Fatel before a vowel. They both mean "how".
Duw genowgh! / Goodbye!
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Cornish |
English
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Voyda'ma lebmyn |
I'm off now
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Duw genowgh! |
Goodbye!
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Agas gweles! |
See you!
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Benna'tuw genowgh! |
Farewell!
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Lowena dhewgh! |
Happiness to you!
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Bedhewgh lowenek! |
Be happy!
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Nos da! |
Good night!
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Anour! |
See you again!
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Kemerewgh with! |
Take care!
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