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Posted on 22nd June 2016 by melyn

‘As old as the hills’ in Cornish is ‘Mar goth avel an menydhyow’

Yes, if you want to say ‘As old as the hills’ in the Cornish language, it’s ‘Mar goth avel an menydhyow’.

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