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Talking about the future is essential for everyday communication. Learners use it to make plans, describe intentions, promise something, predict events and…

Cornish is often presented as a single Celtic language, yet its history includes noticeable differences in pronunciation, spelling, vocabulary and speech…

Walking through a busy market stall is one of the most human experiences there is, and doing so in another language transforms the ordinary into something…

For learners reaching past the survival phrases of hello and thank you, describing the small habits of an ordinary day is where a new language begins to feel…

Traditional Cornish songs are stepping out of the archive and into the ears of a new generation. Across the Celtic world, from the pubs of Melbourne to the…

Cornish, or Kernowek in its own tongue, has moved from the quiet corners of revival meetings into a small but steady stream of podcasts, classes and weekend…

Learning a minority language like Cornish offers a special delight when you discover the words for the natural world. Animal and bird vocabulary reflects…

Learning to tell time in Cornish opens a small but rewarding corner of this revived Celtic language. Whether you are organising a video chat with a study…

Cornish is one of the oldest living tongues in the British Isles, and its idiomatic expressions carry the salt of fishing villages and the warmth of fireside…

Across Australia, families gather around barbie grills on warm evenings, share lamington slices at birthday parties, and pass around fairy bread for the kids.…