A Handbook of the Cornish Language / chiefly in its latest stages with some account of its history and literature
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The handbook presents a practical guide to the revived regional Celtic tongue in its later forms, aimed at general learners rather than specialists. It explains a regularized orthography and pronunciation, compares variants and related languages to justify choices, and lays out grammar, inflection, mutations, and common vocabulary with reading material and examples. Prefatory sections discuss reasons for learning and cultural context. The author prioritizes intelligibility and usable spelling over strict phonetic transcription, acknowledges conjectures and uncertainties where manuscript evidence varies, and offers exercises and texts to enable reading, writing, and conversational practice.
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