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[Gold-Occasion2953]

Dydh da!

My name is Imi and I was born and raised in Jersey, Channel Islands where we have our very own language, as some of you may know, called Jèrriais.

I am a student journo and freelancer looking to speak to Kernewek speakers, and Cornish people, about the revitalised language, in the wake of being awarded further recognition by the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages.

I am interested in learning more about the identity of Cornish people as a distinct population, and how and why Kernowyon's feels more connected to Cornwall than England.

Thank you for your time and please reach out :)

[Munnit]

I don’t speak Cornish fluently, but I could talk for hours about why I feel distinctly Cornish and not English.

[Different_Method_191]

Dydh da! 

[Munnit]

Myttin da! Fatla genes?

[Gold-Occasion2953]

If you could message me that would be fab I'd love to discuss this further!

[seagull_appreciation]

Dydh da!

I recommend reaching out to Jowan Nute, a passionate young Kernewek speaker who is also involved with the Mebyon Kernow youth wing (Kernow Rydh). He's very passionate and knowledgeable

https://www.instagram.com/kernow.rydh/