Add to ORKGFleuriot Léon. Ken George. The Pronunciation and Spelling of Revived Cornish. The Cornish Language Board, 1986. In: Etudes Celtiques, vol. 24, 1987. p. 352
The last recorded native speaker of the Cornish language died in 1777. Since the nineteenth century,...
As soon as one crosses the River Tamar and enters Cornwall the place names change. English place nam...
A variety of reference sources provide information about the Cornish lexicon over a period of approx...
Fleuriot Léon. Ken George. The Pronunciation and Spelling of Revived Cornish. The Cornish Language B...
In this century the Cornish language has been revived so that today Cornish is spoken by many Cornis...
• The Cornish language revival has failed to produce a sizeable core of fluent speakers. • Attempts ...
In this century the Cornish language has been revived so that today Cornish is spoken by many Cornis...
In July 1988 the Cornish Language Board adopted the orthography known as Kernewek Kemmyn. This shift...
Today Cornish is spoken by many Cornish people as a second language as a result of the Cornish langu...
This thesis seeks to address a small number of highly significant, unresolved issues in the consonan...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Lending Division - LD:85/03950(Studies) / BLDSC - British Librar...
The last recorded native speaker of the Cornish language died in 1777. Since the nineteenth century,...
The paper introduces the worldwide phenomenon of language death, and briefly elaborates on the argum...
Abstract. The paper introduces the worldwide phenomenon of language death, and briefly elaborates on...
Working paper eventually published in Philip Payton, Cornish Studies Fourteen, University of Exeter ...
The last recorded native speaker of the Cornish language died in 1777. Since the nineteenth century,...
As soon as one crosses the River Tamar and enters Cornwall the place names change. English place nam...
A variety of reference sources provide information about the Cornish lexicon over a period of approx...
Fleuriot Léon. Ken George. The Pronunciation and Spelling of Revived Cornish. The Cornish Language B...
In this century the Cornish language has been revived so that today Cornish is spoken by many Cornis...
• The Cornish language revival has failed to produce a sizeable core of fluent speakers. • Attempts ...
In this century the Cornish language has been revived so that today Cornish is spoken by many Cornis...
In July 1988 the Cornish Language Board adopted the orthography known as Kernewek Kemmyn. This shift...
Today Cornish is spoken by many Cornish people as a second language as a result of the Cornish langu...
This thesis seeks to address a small number of highly significant, unresolved issues in the consonan...
SIGLEAvailable from British Library Lending Division - LD:85/03950(Studies) / BLDSC - British Librar...
The last recorded native speaker of the Cornish language died in 1777. Since the nineteenth century,...
The paper introduces the worldwide phenomenon of language death, and briefly elaborates on the argum...
Abstract. The paper introduces the worldwide phenomenon of language death, and briefly elaborates on...
Working paper eventually published in Philip Payton, Cornish Studies Fourteen, University of Exeter ...
The last recorded native speaker of the Cornish language died in 1777. Since the nineteenth century,...
As soon as one crosses the River Tamar and enters Cornwall the place names change. English place nam...
A variety of reference sources provide information about the Cornish lexicon over a period of approx...