45b) Try Gwary a'n Plen

An 3 drama-ma yu kemerys mes a’n 30 us y’gan cuntellyans brassa, ‘Plen an Gwary’, ha fondyes ymons war whethlow gweryn, anethow, ha drol- lys furneth a lyes bro adro dhe’n bys, ha desedhys a vons avel scryfow gwary rak bagasow dyscoryon/gwaryoryon gresradhek dhe wary, devynny po per- formya. Lyes dyscor (ha dyscajor) Kernewek a gyf dafar a’n par-ma dhe worra mur a dhydhan yn ober dysky agan yeth—neppyth a yl bos squythys, trawythyow. -=-=-=-=-=- These 3 dramas are taken from the 30 in our larger collection, ‘Plen an Gwary’, which are based on folk tales, fables, and wisdom stories from many coun- tries around the world, and have been adapted into playscripts, for groups of intermediate students/players to act, recite or perform. Many students (and teachers) of Cornish find that this sort of material adds a lot of fun to the some- times tiresome business of learning our language