#Kernewek is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 8 people shared 32 posts with it — around 1 a day. Activity is down 20% versus the previous week, peaking on Sep 6 with 4 posts.

Posts with #Kernewek

weegingerdug

@weegingerdug.bsky.social

almost 2 years ago

Ideal Xmas present for your Celtic language loving friends go to my blog to buy my Gaelic language map of Scotland and Cornish language map of Cornwall. weegingerdug.wordpress.com #gàidhlig #kernewek

Thumbnail image of a Scottish Gaelic map of Scotland

Thumbnail of Cornish language map of Cornwall

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Sordya 〓〓

@sordyakernow.bsky.social

4 days ago

Hager Awen sordya.net/2026/09/19/h... Niwlen Ster a elow an gemeneth dhe wrians hag an Orsedh, stywards sopposys a'gan yeth ha gonisogeth, orth aga thebeldyghtya der avonsya SK dinythus. #Kernewek #Cornish

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Jonathan Kasstan

@jrkasstan.bsky.social

10 months ago

This just in from #Cornwall on #Kernewek #linguistics

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Association of Celtic Students

@celticstudents.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Happy Christmas from all of us in the Association of Celtic Students! 🎄 Nollaig shona daoibh! #Gaeilge Nollaig Chridheil! #Gàidhlig Nollick Ghennal! #Gaelg Nadolig Llawen! #Cymraeg Nadelik Lowen! #Kernewek Nedeleg Laouen d’an holl! #Brezhoneg

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Niwlen Ster

@niwlenster.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

I have a bilingual (so, suitable for learners and non-speakers too) poetry book published with @kowethas.bsky.social! Gwedrow-Mires (Mirrors) is now available, only £9.99: cornish-language.org/product/gwed... All the money goes to supporting Kowethas an Yeth's fab work. #Kernewek #Cornish #poetry

The cover of bilingual poetry book Gwedrow-Mires by Lianne Wilson (Niwlen Ster). The main image on the cover is a vintage black and white photo of a turn of the century woman at a large mirror. Surrounding, there is a green, yellow, cream and charcoal pattern.

The back cover of bilingual poetry book Gwedrow-Mires by Lianne Wilson (Niwlen Ster). There is a green, yellow, cream and charcoal pattern, a barcode and two bilingual testimonial quotes by Katrina Naomi and Tim Saunders.

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Kernow 〓〓

@kernow.bsky.social

over 1 year ago

Myttin da (Good morning) fellow Blue Skiers! 😀 Some resources to start learning Cornish 🙂 gocornish.org/all-learners... #Kernewek #Cornish

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Alex an Sows

@ansows.bsky.social

almost 2 years ago

Nebes geryow ha lavarow yn Kernewek Some Cornish words and phrases for this evening pols byghan - a short time war neb kor- at any rate nowydh flamm - brand new dorn ha dorn - hand in hand trogh y golonn - heartbroken yn le - in place of orth an myns- on the whole #kernewek #langsky

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Niwlen Ster

@niwlenster.bsky.social

almost 2 years ago

Made a Kernewek Starter Pack! go.bsky.app/Ne3Td1W As always, if you're a poster who speaks, learns or actively supports the Cornish language, let me know and I can add you. #Kernewek #Cornish

Bluesky posters who speak, learn or support the Cornish language.

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Cornwall Council

@cornwallcouncil.bsky.social

5 months ago

Explore #Kernewek with the BBC’s new Learn Cornish podcast. Join Danni Diston and Kernow King, alongside guests including #Cornwall Council’s Cornish language officer Sarah Buck, as they celebrate #Cornish language, culture and history. www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

www.bbc.co.uk

Learn Cornish, Dyski Kernewek - 2. Bus Stop Basics - BBC Sounds

Learn the everyday ways to greet people, say who you are and where you’re from.

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Alex an Sows

@ansows.bsky.social

almost 2 years ago

Good to see Cornish politicians raising awareness of the need for more Cornish language learning opportunities! #Kernewek #langsky #duolingo

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Sordya 〓〓

@sordyakernow.bsky.social

8 months ago

Please sign and share widely to support a #Cornish language for the people, of the people and by the people. Mar pleg, gwrewgh sinya ha kevrenna yn efan dhe skoodhya #Kernewek yw a-barth an bobel, a’n bobel ha gans an bobel. openletter.earth/call-for….

We, the activists, creatives, teachers, learners and speakers of the Cornish language community, call on our community and all organisations working with the Cornish language to commit to take no part in the use of Generative AI and to refrain from promoting or publishing any materials using it.

While in another world GenAI and LLMs could be useful tools, we do not live in that world.
We live in a world where GenAI guzzles drinking water, strips countries in the Global South of their resources and then dumps its
e-waste in them. We live in a world where workers, especially creatives and language experts, are losing their livelihoods to GenAI and where our work is stolen for profit. We live in a world where using GenAI has been shown to impair cognition, flatten languages and worsen exploitation.

Our language is a small, indigenous, minoritised one and it is especially vulnerable to these problems—to the risk of being drowned by slop. Our language is a treasure. It must not be surrendered to faceless corporations and thoughtless machines. Our language is human and it does not live on circuitry or in an algorithm. It lives in the mouths and minds of people.

We, as speakers, believe that Cornish is a language that thrives only through human creativity and passion, through authenticity, community, effort and trust. Our language must be for the people, of the people and by the people. We will not work with GenAI and we will not trust those who do.

We call on our community to pledge not to engage with GenAI and to join us in resistance.

Ni, an weythresoryon, awenogyon, dyskadoryon, dyskoryon ha kowsoryon issinys a’n gemeneth Kernewek, a bys orth agan kemeneth ha pub kowethyans owth oberi gans Kernewek a omri dhe gemeres rol vyth yn devnydhya SK Dinythus ha sevel orth avonsya po dyllo asnodhow vyth orth y usya.

Kynth y hallsa bos SKDin ha PYB toulys dhe les yn bys aral, nyns on ni trigys y’n bys na. Trigys on ni yn bys le may ma SKDin ow kollenki dowr fresk, destryppya powyow y’n Soth Ollvysel a’ga asnodhow ha diskarga y e-wast ynna. Trigys on ni yn bys may ma oberoryon, yn arbennik awenogyon ha konygyon yethow, ow kelli aga fygansow orth SKDin ha le mayth yw agan ober ledrys rag budh. Trigys on ni yn bys le mayth yw diskwedhys bos usya SKDin aperya gallos godhvosel, platthe yethow ha gwethhe drogusyans trevesigel.

Agan yeth yw taves byghan, teythyek, ha lyharivhes hag yth yw goliadow yn arbennik dhe’n kudynnow ma—dhe’n peryl a bos beudhys gans skomblans. Agan yeth yw tresorva. Ny godh dhyn y hepkor orth korforethow heb bejeth ha jynnow heb preder. Agan yeth yw denel ha ny vew war drogylgh po yn awgrym. Y few y’n ganowyow ha’n brysyow a bobel.

Avel Kernewegoryon, ni a grys bos Kernewek yeth na sewen marnas der awen ha passyon tus, dre lelder, kemeneth, assay ha trest. Res yw bos agan yeth a-barth an bobel, a’n bobel ha gans an bobel. Ny wren ni oberi gans SKDin ha ny wren ni fydhya y’n re neb a’n gwra.

Ni a bys orth agan kemeneth a arwostla sevel orth omworra gans SKDin hag a omjunya genen yn omsav.

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...and fishes like shiny

@andsome.bsky.social

10 days ago

Common Comfrey (Symphytum officinale) #Cymraeg: llysiau'r cwlwm; cyfardwf; cwlwm yr asgwrn; comffri; dail cwmffri; llysiau'r esgyrn. #Kernewek: kolm an askorn ("bone knot") #Liverpool #WildflowerHour: 8-9pm every Sunday / bob dydd Sul. @bsbibotany.bsky.social @wildflowerhour.bsky.social