Yes, if you want to say ‘I’m thirsty for water’ in the Cornish language, it’s ‘Yma syghes dhymm a dhowr’.
‘I’m thirsty for water’ in Cornish is ‘Yma syghes dhymm a dhowr’
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‘I like horse riding’ in Cornish is ‘Da yw genev marhogeth’
Yes, if you want to say ‘I like horse riding’ in the Cornish language, it’s ‘Da yw genev marhogeth’.
‘Hello, how are you?’ in Cornish is ‘Dydh da, fatla genes?’
Yes, if you want to say ‘Hello, how are you?’ in the Cornish language, it’s ‘Dydh da, fatla genes?’.
‘Look, here is’ in Cornish is ‘Ottomma!’
Yes, if you want to say ‘Look, here is’ in the Cornish language, it’s ‘Ottomma!’.
‘White coffee please’ in Cornish is ‘Koffi gwynn mar pleg’
Yes, if you want to say ‘White coffee please’ in the Cornish language, it’s ‘Koffi gwynn mar pleg’.
‘To the town’ in Cornish is ‘Dhe’n dre’
Yes, if you want to say ‘To the town’ in the Cornish language, it’s ‘Dhe’n dre’.
‘Tea please’ in Cornish is ‘Te mar pleg’
Yes, if you want to say ‘Tea please’ in the Cornish language, it’s ‘Te mar pleg’.
‘Goodbye (s/pl)’ in Cornish is ‘Dyw genes/genowgh’
Yes, if you want to say ‘Goodbye (s/pl)’ in the Cornish language, it’s ‘Dyw genes/genowgh’.
‘Goodbye! (plural)’ in Cornish is ‘Duw genowgh!’
Yes, if you want to say ‘Goodbye! (plural)’ in the Cornish language, it’s ‘Duw genowgh!’.
‘Who are you?’ in Cornish is ‘Piw os ta?’
Yes, if you want to say ‘Who are you?’ in the Cornish language, it’s ‘Piw os ta?’.