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Kesva an Taves Kernewek
Kesva an Taves Kernewek a veu gwrys pan erviras warbarth an dhew vagas, Gorsedh Kernow hag Unyans Kowethasow Kernow Goth may pesya gans an Gesva an ober a sevel Kernewek re bia gwrys bys dhe'n prys na gans an keth bagasow na. Eseledh an Gesva yw ordenys dre dhewisyans keffrys ha gans kannasow yw proviys gans Konsel Kernow, gans an dhew vagas ha's formyas.
Restrys yw an dewisyans pub teyr blydhen ha'n dhewisoryon yw eseli Kowethes an Yeth Kernewek a-hys an norvys, kyn nag yw res an ombroforyon aga honan dhe vos eseli a'n Kowethas. An Gesva a's teves kevrenn gans Bwrdd yr Iaith Gymraeg, Kesva an Yeth Kembrek.
An Gesva a brovi derivas a yllir y drestya yn kever dasserghyans an yeth a bub tu hag ordena a wra hi dyskans yn unn oberi gans Kessedhek Adyskans Kernow. Dyllo traow adhyskansek yw hy negys ynwedh, traow avel lyvrow steus, yethadoryow ha gerlyvrow ha lyvrow-hwithra ha gans an re ma y tyllo hendekstow yn furv skolheygelek.
Pub kuntelles an Gesva a wra devnydh a Gernewek keffrys rag omgusulya ha rag rekordya. Kyn hwra hi devnydhya Kernewek Kemmyn, y tegemmerir Kernewek Unys pan eus nebonan a'n jeves hwans a besya gans an furv na a Gernewek.
An Gesva a gyv hy arghans dre wertha an traow a dhyllo hi ha dre wrontow treweythus.
Derivadow pella gans an Skrifennyas Kemmyn:
The Cornish Language Board
The Cornish Language Board was founded in 1967 by the joint resolution of the Gorsedd of Cornwall and the Federation of Old Cornwall Societies to continue the work of promoting Cornish which had been the responsibility of those two bodies. It is an elected Board with official representatives from Cornwall Council and the two founding organisations. Elections take place every three years, the electorate being the members of Kowethas an Yeth Kernewek world-wide, although candidates need not be members of the Kowethas. It has links with Bwrdd yr Iaith Gymraeg, the Welsh Language Board.
It provides reliable information on all aspects of the revival, organises teaching, conducts examinations in co-operation with the Local Education Committee and publishes educational materials such as course books, grammars, dictionaries and other reference works as well as scholarly editions of the classical texts.
All meetings and records are in Cornish. Though it uses Common Cornish, it recognises Unified for anyone who wishes to continue with this. The Board derives its income from the sale of its publications and from occasional grants.
Further information may be obtained from the General Secretary at