Grammar
| Present Indicative Active | |
|---|---|
| caru, "to love" | |
| I | caraf |
| You (s) | kery |
| He, she, it | car |
| We | caran |
| You (p) | kerych |
| They | carant |
| Present Indicative Active | |
|---|---|
| bot, "to be" | |
| I | wyf |
| You (s) | wyt |
| He, she, it | yw, ys, yssyd |
| We | wyn |
| You (p) | wych |
| They | wynt |
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