Eus dha de omma?
Is your tea here?
A1
Cornish word
de
yesterday
adverb
de means “yesterday” in Cornish and is used as a adverb.
Mutation forms
| Mutation | Form |
|---|---|
| Base form | de |
| Treylyans medhel / nessa studh | dhe |
| Treylyans kales / peswora studh | te |
| Treylyans kemyskys / pympes studh | te |
de in context
Pleth yw dha de?
Where is your tea?
A1
Brassa yw dha de ages ow huni.
Your tea is bigger than mine.
A2
Ple ma y de?
Where is his tea?
A2
Yma y de y'n karyek.
His tea is in the car.
A2
Topics
Time