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Kernewek Kemmyn (Common
Cornish or "KK") is a
variety of the
revived Cornish language.
Kernewek Kemmyn was developed,
mainly by Ken
George in 1986, based...
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devised a new orthography,
Kernewek Kemmyn or
Common Cornish,
based on his research. Like
Unified Cornish,
Kernewek Kemmyn retained a
Middle Cornish base but...
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rival systems. In the 1980s, Ken
George published a new system,
Kernewek Kemmyn ('Common Cornish'),
based on a
reconstruction of the
phonological system...
- been part of the
language and
should therefore be
removed from
Kernewek Kemmyn. He
continued his
critique of this
variety of
Cornish in
Cornish Today (Kernewek...
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system used in the 1944
Pronouncing Dictionary of
American English Kernewek Kemmyn (Common Cornish), a
variety of the
Cornish language Kk (digraph), used to...
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source of
input into the new SWF,
along with
another orthography,
Kernewek Kemmyn.
After the
publication of the
specification of the
agreed Standard Written...
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Kemmyn was very
widely used - a
large majority of
people sitting examinations in the
Cornish language were
choosing to be
examined in
Kernewek Kemmyn...
- arose, that of
Kernewek Kemmyn led by Ken George, and that of
Modern Cornish, led by
Richard Gendall.
Unlike Kernewek Kemmyn,
which tended to go to medieval...
- orthographies—Unified Cornish,
Unified Cornish Revised,
Modern Cornish,
Kernewek Kemmyn—were in use by the end of the 20th century. A
standard written form was...
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Finnish and Albanian) but also as ⟨u⟩ (in
French and
Dutch and the
Kernewek Kemmyn standard of Cornish); ⟨iu⟩/⟨yu⟩ (in the
romanization of
various Asian languages);...
