I see the Cornish language is making a comeback - "there has been a huge change in perception and awareness of the language over the past 10 years and it is beginning to be taught in schools." - could it be the next Hebrew ? The UK government recently allocated just £80,000 per year for three years of direct central government funding to the Cornish language. Although pleased with this development there have been concerns in Cornwall (Kernow) that during the same period for example the Ulster-Scots language is being allocated £1,000,000 per year of direct government funding. This comes after the British government acknowledged in its 1st European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages compliance report that: "There are no current demands from within the school system for Ulster-Scots to be taught as a language." There have been concerns that while the ECRML Level II Cornish language remains in the slow lane, the Ulster-Scots language is to be made a ECRML Level III language.
Yma mordardh da ha glan hedhyw, gwren ni mos dhe'n treth ? Gwell via genev pinta korev !!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/cornwall/7074487.stm
Yma mordardh da ha glan hedhyw, gwren ni mos dhe'n treth ? Gwell via genev pinta korev !!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/cornwall/7074487.stm