Has anyone seen the new book Desky Kernowek: A complete guide to Cornish, by Nicholas Williams?
If so, opinions?
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księżycowy wrote:I don't have the book, but you can look through a bit of it on Amazon.
Hildakojon wrote:Hve you heard of KDL? It's probably the best course there is for Cornish, and it's very comprehensive and completely free, unless you want corrections. [...]
(Un)fortunately, the course is for KK (otherwise known as Kernewek Kemmyn, and thus based on Middle Cornish), so that might be good or bad, depending on which orthography you prefer. Personally, KK is my favorite.
Hildakojon wrote:Hve you heard of KDL? ...
ciaran1212 wrote:Hildakojon wrote:Hve you heard of KDL? ...
Hi, sorry to interrupt, I was just skulking around on the celtic forum, and I'm not even learning Cornish, but I had a look at that link and that course looks amazing (hidden advantages of combining the fora, there you go)! I may well learn Cornish just because of it. I wish Irish had as comprehensive and user-friendly course available for free.
Hildakojon wrote:(Un)fortunately, the course is for KK (otherwise known as Kernewek Kemmyn, and thus based on Middle Cornish), so that might be good or bad, depending on which orthography you prefer. Personally, KK is my favorite.
Luke wrote:Do you know how different is that orthography to the new one?
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