News report about Cornish language revival - in Welsh

[EllaPolmear]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7SJFPJoqY0

I can't understand a word - yet - in either language without the subtitles, but I thought this looked interesting.

[Gwyddel]

Diddorol iawn..... Meur ras :-)

[PolMicheal]

I think I understood a few words unless I heard wrong. heno... roedd.. dysgu... yfory.. newydd.. pobol :D

[EllaPolmear]

Da iawn... pur dha!

[PolMicheal]

Diolch yn fawr iawn!

[JustusRobi3]

Welsh and Cornish ar so similar that speakers of one can understand the other somewhat. Kernewek bys vyken!

[mizinamo]

Subtitles are available in Cornish and English so far (not Welsh, though).

Thanks for pointing that video out! Very interesting.

And I know two of the people in the video :) Well, Cornish is a small world.

[EllaPolmear]

I'm glad you liked it - I thought of you when i saw it.

I like the idea that that small Cornish world is slowly expanding. I'm still working up the courage to apply for the language weekend in April, but its definitely on my radar.

[mizinamo]

That's good to hear! They don't bite at the Weekend. I found it a very friendly environment even my first time there where I knew no-one.

[EllisVaughan]

I saw this a while ago and found it very interesting.

[ilowari]

Meur ras ha Diolch!

[JustusRobi3]

Btw, i very much support having a Duolingo course teaching Cornish. We already hav courses teaching four Anglosfere minority languages: Irish, Welsh, Navajo, and Hawaiian; with a fifth (Scotch Gaelic) on the way. So the idea of a Cornish course is well-supported by precedent.