Cornish Language Linguistics, Culture and Literature

The Cornish Language
You can find information on these pages about the Cornish Language and how you can use it.
Cornish language
Go Cornish exists to give everyone in Cornwall and beyond the opportunity to learn something of the Cornish language, and to discover the culturally rich heritage of our amazing patch of the planet.
Dynnargh dhe’n Gernewegva!
‘Kernewegva’ yw le may hyll Kernewegoryon omvetya rag keskewsel, redya an nowodhow, dyski an taves, ha goslowes orth ilow kernewek.
In Search of a Single Voice
The Politics of Form, Use and Belief in the Kernewek Language by Jesse Owen Harasta.
A Brief History of the Cornish Language
Its Revival and its Current Status.
Cornish Language Page
Brief history, current state and advice on learning the language in Australia, plus information on Kevren, a Cornish newsletter for Australians.
Gwyasva Golvan
NJA Williams presents lectures, essays and poems in or about the Cornish Language.
The Cornish Language Council
Promoting and supporting Modern Cornish for one and all.
Middle Cornish Lexical Register
The Role of Etymology by Jon Mills.
Cornish Language
The preverbal particle Re in Cornish (1908).
the successful Cornish language correspondence Course
WELCOME to the online home of Kernewek Dre Lyther, the successful Cornish language correspondence course now available via the Internet.

Orthographies and ideologies in revived Cornish
By Merryn Davies-Deacon.
Cornish outline (PDF document)
An outline of the standard written form of Cornish by Albert Bock & Benjamin Bruch.
Cornish studies resources
Cornwall: history, surnames and society, from Bernard Deacon.
Cornish Lexicography in the Twentieth Century
Standardisation and Divergence (1999) Jon Mills.
A Small Taste of the Cornish Language
Modern Cornish is that form of the Cornish language which was last spoken traditionally in West Cornwall during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. I.
The Vocabularium Cornicum
A Cornish vocabulary? (2013) by Jon Mills.
Best Cornish Links
Cornish language and culture.
CORNISH & CELTIC LINKS SITE
Welcome to the Celtic & Cornish Web Page of the Dunkerley Family of Epping, Australia.
Standard rag Screfa an Tavas Kernowek
Improving the Standard Written Form.
Names, Varieties and Ideologies in Revived Cornish
Par Merryn Davies-Deacon.
Kevren Cornish Language Page
A Map of Cornwall - home of Kernewek - the Cornish Language!.

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