Rod: Dohajydh da
Chris: Good afternoon
Deb: Dohajydh da; pandr’a garses ta?
Chris: Good afternoon; what would you like?
Rod: Torth a vara mar plek
Chris: A loaf of bread please.
Deb: Gwynn po leun?
Chris: White or wholemeal?
Rod: Leun, my a breder.
Chris: Wholemeal, I think.
Deb: Ottani. Eus neppyth aral?
Chris: Here we are. Anything else?
Rod: Mar plek; hwegh a’n selsik na.
Chris: Please; six of those sausages.
Deb: Yw henna oll?
Chris: Is that all?
Rod: Dell brederav
Chris: I think so.
Deb: Henn a vydh peuns ugens mar plek
Chris: That will be £1.20 please.
Rod: Otta jy, Peuns ugens.
Chris: Here you are, £1.20.
Deb: Meur rasta. Dydh da.
Chris: Thank you. Good day.
Rod: Dydh da.
Chris: Good day.
Gerva / Vocabulary
Torth – Loaf
Bara – Bread
Torth a vara – loaf of bread
Gwynn – White
Leun – Wholemeal, full
Neppyth – Something
Peuns – Pound (money or weight)
Ugens – Twenty Eus? – Is there? Are there?
Mar plek – Please
Meur rasta – Thankyou
Dydh da – Good day.