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English[en]
After Dr. Ken George’s publication of The Pronunciation And Spelling Of Modern Cornish, there were some critiscisms of its Middle-Cornish phonological base. In Dr. George’s view, some of them had value, but most were based on misinterpretations of ancient texts and place-name evidence. This is a detailed reply to those critiscisms and also includes previously unpublished material on the theoretical and statistical foundation of Kernewek Kemmyn.
Cornish[kw]
Wosa dyllans ‘The Pronunciation And Spelling Of Modern Cornish’ Dr. Ken George, yth esa nebes arvreusow a’y sel fonologiethel Kernewek-Kres. Herwydh breus Dr. George, yth esa talvos dhe nebes anedha, mes an brassa rann anedha o selys orth kammgonvedhyansow a hendekstow ha dustuni henwyn-tyller. Henn yw gorthyp manylys dhe’n arvreusow na, hag ynwedh yma dafar andyllys kyns ynno yn kever an sel tybiethel ha breusniverek Kernewek Kemmyn.