She sheshaght kiarit da ardjaghey'n Chornish[1] eh Agan Tavas (Cornish er son Y Çhengey Ain).[2] V'eh bunnit ayns 1987 d'ardjaghey yn Chornish myr çhengey loayrit ayns aavioghey yn Chornish (Cornish: Dasserghyans Kernowek). Ec y traa shen, cha row agh Cornisheyryn flaaoil lhiggit stiagh 'sy çheshaght liorish cuirrey. Ayns 1990 va Agan Tavas aachrooit myr sheshaght oshlit va kiarit da pohlldey freaylt y chummey Co-unnaneysit jeh'n Chornish aavioghit[3] va currit roish da'n chied cheayrt ayns 1929 lesh Robert Morton Nance.

Agan Tavas
Sorçh reagheydys arryltagh
Çhengey oikoil
Bunnit 1987
Kiarail/jeeraghey
  • Sheerloayrtys er son y Chornish
  • Stundayrtaghey y Chornish
  • Ardjaghey yn Chornish
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  1. Smith, Steven (2020-07-23). "Community in mourning for 'truly great Cornishman' from Falmouth who has passed away". Falmouth Packet (ayns English). Feddynit magh er 2024-08-10.
  2. Spolsky, Bernard (2009-04-02). Language Management (ayns English). Cambridge University Press. dg. 238. ISBN 978-0-521-51609-9.
  3. Judge, Anne (2007-02-07). Linguistic Policies and the Survival of Regional Languages in France and Britain (ayns English). Palgrave Macmillan. dg. 181. ISBN 978-0-230-28617-7.

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