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Resources
Online Courses
- [1] SaySomethingInCornish – a good introduction to Cornish with 15 oral lessons in graded levels in SWF (M)
- [2] Kernewek Dre Lyther – a correspondence course in 105 lessons in SWF (M) and Kemmyn
- [3] Memrise - dozens of flashcard decks on various topics on grammar and vocabulary
- [4] Clozemaster course in Cornish
- [5] Quizlet exercises in Cornish
- [6] uTalk app in Cornish
- [7] Kernewek Bew – a selection of video clips on a variety of subjects and oral conversations
- [8] An Kylgh Kernewek – find a Cornish class, online or face to face
- [9] Parallel – Cornish lessons through the medium of Welsh
- [10] Kesva an Yeth Kernewek – sound files and exercises to accompany the book Bora Brav
- [11] Skeul an Tavas – podcasts, courses and exercises in Kernowek Standard
- [12] Klass an Hay – Cornish classes and resources
- [13] Modern Cornish – Audio course and exercises in SWF (Late)
- [14] Learn Cornish in Cornwall – personalised lessons in SWF (Late)
- [15] Audio course on Soundcloud by Dan Prohaska
- [16] Alternative set of audio courses from Dan Prohaska
Dictionaries
- [17] CornishDictionary.org – dictionary in SWF (M)
- [18] Korpus an Akademi Kernewek – the corpus of material from Cornwall Council’s translation service with language found in context
- [19] Glosbe English/Cornish Cornish/English – community based dictionary
- [20] Taklow Kernewek – place name map based on Akademi Kernewek’s place names panel’s work
- [21] Mamgerlyver – pdf dictionary in SWF (Late)
- [22] Open Celtic dictionary
Grammar
- [23] Cornish for Beginners – short grammar book in Unified
- [24] An Wiasva – verb conjugation aid in Kemmyn
- [25] Old-North.co.uk – brief introduction to Cornish grammar
- [26] Skeul an Tavas – variety of aids including conversation patterns and pronunciation
- [27] A Handbook of the Cornish Language – the book that started the revival, Henry Jenner’s ‘A Handbook of the Cornish Language’
- [28] Verb conjugator in Late Cornish
- [29] Online mutation aid
Music
- [30] Cornish music on YouTube – a selection of over 300 songs
- [31] Skwardya – website of rock band Skwardya
- [32] Cornish National Music Archive – information about traditional music
- [33] Kesson – archive of CD releases of Cornish music
- [34] Canow Kernow by Inglis Gundry - Cornish traditional songs
- [35] An Daras = Cornish folk arts project
Media
- [36] Radyo an Gernewegva / An Mis – a monthly TV programme and weekly radio programmes
- [37] Discord – various chat channels including online lessons
- [38] Reddit channel for enquiries / information about Kernewek
- [39] BBC Nowodhow an Seythen – weekly news programme
- [40] Facebook groups – links to Cornish facebook groups
- [41] Kernewiki – wikipedia in Cornish has over 5,000 articles written in all spelling systems
- [42] An Gannas - the monthly magazine of Kowethas an Yeth in SWF
- [43] Gweles - quarterly magazine , mostly in Kernowek Standard
- [44] Kows Kernewek - YouTube channel with a variety of clips with the language being used in various situations
- [45] Kernewek resources - YouTube channel with a variety of exercises mostly in Late Cornish
- [46] Hwerow Hweg - a film in Cornish
- [47] Kernewek Bew - YouTube channel including recordings of the series 'Tamm ha Tamm'
Literature
- [48] Wikisource – the chief mediaeval texts in Cornish
- [49] Kernowlingo – a similar site including most of the later fragments
- [50] LearnCornishLanguage– a translation of ‘Lord of the Rings’ in SWF
- [51] Stoff Kernewek – links to the manuscript copies of the mediaeval texts
- [52] Stoff Kernewek – links to various poems
- [53] Evertype – translations of many English classic novels into Cornish available for purchase
- [54] Spyrys a Gernow - books available for purchase in Unified and Kernowek Standard
- [55] Lulu – a variety of free e-books such as Beatrix Potter translations and comic books to translations of English classics for purchase, mostly in Unified
- [56] Kowethas an Yeth Kernewek - books in SWF or Kemmyn available for purchase
- [57] Cussel an Tavaz – links to late Cornish texts
- [58] An Blog Kernewek – a variety of translations from other languages
- [59] Francis Boutle - books of poetry in Cornish available for purchase
Other
- [60] Kesva an Taves kernewek - the Cornish Language Boasr
- [61] GoCornish - links to apps and other websites and information for primary schools
- [62] Kernowek Lulyn - links to resources in Kernowek Standard
- [63] Stoff Kernewek – links to other webistes
- [64] Bernard Deacon's webiste – articles about Cornish history and politics and language change
- [65] Taklow Kernewek – a variety of mapping projects in Cornish
- [66] Dasserghi Kernewek – oral histories of the language
- [67] Cornwall Forever – links to various aspects of Cornish history and culture
- [68] Omniglot – a comparison of Cornish and other Celtic languages
- [69] Late Cornish Little Bits – a blog in SWF (Late)
- [70] Hwedhlow Kernewek – a variety of stories and articles in SWF (M)
- [71] Bibiography courtesy of Dr Merryn Davies-Deacon of academic articles about Kernewek
- [72] Video on YouTube of the first wedding conducted through Cornish in modern times (1964)
- [73] A number of online quizzes on conversational phrases
- [74] Blog Kernewek a'n Iseldiryow
- [75] Blog Steffan Owain