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Vicky Posted: 01.06.2008, 14:55



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Hi mike, thanks for the link...yes South Australia still has the Coopers Brewery, still owned by the Coopers family. Sparkling is my favourite icon_smile
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Mike Posted: 01.06.2008, 22:43

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VickyHi mike, thanks for the link...yes South Australia still has the Coopers Brewery, still owned by the Coopers family. Sparkling is my favourite icon_smile


Good'O, nice drop of beer icon_smile
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goky Posted: 02.06.2008, 11:43

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Sparkling beer ! icon_rolleyes

The blog The Great Goky Blog
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kevrenor Posted: 04.06.2008, 12:09

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Vickyhey

I'm teaching myself Cornish, I found a couple of websites. My partner is Scottish ( born in there ). He is not real keen on the English either. We practice Cornish together, but I'm not very good....I'm sure its my Aussie accent, bet I sound ridiculous. I've been to Cornwall and if I ever go back I will be able to ask for a pint of beer in Cornish icon_lol icon_lol


Splan Vicky!

We do sound odd, but it does help us avoid the tedious pronunciation debates! lol

There is a teacher in Moonta who can help with KDL course - let me know if interested. There is an occasional class in Melbourne.

I am a Bard, but not through Cornish - passing 1st grade Unified is my claim to fame.

Links to all the Associations here: http://www.ozem...cca_corn.htm





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Vicky Posted: 05.06.2008, 08:50



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Kevrenor - I'm very interested and Moonta ( little cornwall ) is the place where my cornish great great great etc grandfather lived and worked in the mines.

please send me the details icon_smile

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Rob Posted: 14.08.2008, 09:23



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G'day from Moonta. Just discovered the forum. Sent a note to Vicky offering some local assistance with her family history. Cornish descendant icon_wink on both sides. Have enjoyed a Coopers Ale or two as well. Cheers





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Cawsando Posted: 14.08.2008, 10:13

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Check this for Cornish lessons, pronounciations et al:www.kdl.org.uk

ha rag gerlyver (Dictionary):
http://www.howl...r=howlsedhes

Check out this website for humourous Cornish news:relubbusroundup.blogspot.com

And this one for the legal struggle:
http://duchyofcornwall.eu/

Chons da / good luck.

KERNOW DOES'NT BOW TO LONDON
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Griffin Posted: 14.08.2008, 11:16



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Quite a little aussie gathering here!

next comes the Australian Cornish speaking community, I think!

'Griffin Girl'[?]
"Cornish will take over your life. it does. Resistance is futile."
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Cawsando Posted: 14.08.2008, 14:50

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Does Moonta have an active Cornish speaking community?

Can you order a pony of cooper's in Kernewek there?

KERNOW DOES'NT BOW TO LONDON
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Rob Posted: 15.08.2008, 00:35



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We have a couple of experts, a few who practice regularly and many who bravely make an attempt. Bard Lillian speaks it fluently and runs classes here and interstate. I've just mastered the second syllable emphasis of Lowender Kernewek( which we wrongly refer to here as Kernewek Lowender)....but we try.

We have Swanky at the Kernewek (and Coopers and other brews for the less adventurous).
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Griffin Posted: 15.08.2008, 01:58



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I think I should move to South Australia! icon_smile

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Cawsando Posted: 15.08.2008, 10:41

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Pur da! What we really want is all these Kernewek enthusiasts yn Kernow, with their entrepreneurism.

The Sowsnek continue to flood us with their rich and decrepid old.

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celticwarrior Posted: 15.08.2008, 13:56

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Hi Vicky,
just as apoint of interest the Renfrys are a very big family in Falmouth Cornwall. To my knowledge theres three brothers all of which are married and have children of there own. There mum lives just down the road from my mum!.

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Cawsando Posted: 15.08.2008, 15:05

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Are they interested in speaking Kernewek?

Are they based also in Moonta?

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Egloshal Posted: 15.08.2008, 15:49

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Cawsando - 'pur da' means 'good snot' where 'pur dha' means 'very good' lol!

(Not a jibe - just brought a smile to my face)

Radyo an Gernewegva
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