Learn Cornish vs App Gerlyver

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The App Gerlyver allows you to search the Gerlyver an Akademi Kernewek dictionary, as well as to standardized terminology, from mobile devices. Features include: - easily search English or Cornish headwords - show all entries for a given English or Cornish headwords - drill down feature to find related entries - Cornish and English user interface languages, with the ability to change language in Settings. App Gerlyver was developed by Bangor University's Language Technologies Unit and was part funded by Cornwall Council.