Geoffrey Chaucer

Geoffrey Chaucer (/ˈdʒɛfri/ /ˈtʃɔːsər/; JEF-ree CHAW-sər; c. 1343 – 25 hywan swak 1400) A̱ yin yet a̱ntyok du̱jem a̱bvom a̱tushuk a̱nyyi nshong, a̱ bvo yet ka̱won pfwong ka ba yin ku bvwo bu̱ kpa na na̱ yin nyei "The Canterbury Tales".[1] Ba yin ku yei a̱tyyi du̱jem a̱nyyi nwap nshong a̱u a̱tyyi a̱nyyi du̱jem a̱bvom a̱tushuk nshong. Nu̱ ba yin ta̱son a̱ nyaat u̱ ryak ka̱rak ka ba nyei ka̱gwut ba̱nyet a̱bvom a̱tushuk ka ni.[2] Chaucer a̱ bvo yin tyyi du̱yrek u̱ yet a̱ntyok byyi a̱za̱ncci a̱huhwa bu̱ ccang na̱ta̱ngwat bu̱ nkyang sshi a̱ nunyaan. A̱ yin nyya pfwong ssang zang ka̱tan an hywan a̱ bvo yet a̱ntyok hywa ba hok bu̱ a̱yin nu a̱ ssang ka̱konu ba̱nyet nu ba ni, ba yin ku tssa na̱ nat a̱̱gba̱dang ka̱ryyi du̱tyok bu̱ brang ka̱byen a̱nyyi Ingiland nyyai a̱za̱gbang Kent. Ka̱yat npfwong ka na yin yya ni, kpa a̱ yin sshi ba kpa yei nyyi Duchess, bu̱ The House of Fame, bu̱ The Legend of Good Women, bu̱ Troilus bu̱ Criseyde, bu̱ Parlement of Foules. A̱ka̱nkrang a̱ntyok du̱jem, a̱ yin sshi ka̱yat ba̱nyet ba a̱ yin nbyyi ba nwwa yya pfwong di shong ka̱ram ka nwap nzaan na yin sshi u̱ ya ka̱son ni.

SWATKASA: Ba yin byin Geoffrey Chaucer ka̱ya ni London, a̱za̱gbang a̱ryya 1340s (an nkyang nzaan na zu ccang ni bu̱ ma̱mmwuk nu na, ba yin ku byin u̱ du̱ryya 1343), ba bvwo nom a cuccrak ba. A̱tyyi a̱kkwop a̱ta̱ntong nu nu̱ Andrew de Chaucer a̱ yin yet a̱ntyok tot ka̱bvwa a̱tyyi a̱kkop nu nu̱ Robert Malyn le Chaucer a̱ yin yet a̱ntyok zzap nkyang nhywong wwon a̱tyyi nu, John Chaucer, a̱ man comg a̱ bu̱ yet a̱gba̱dang a̱ntyok zzap nkwwa a̱ bvo byyi du̱tyok. [8] A̱kpa̱k ba̱nyet nsot nba nu a̱ yin yet ba̱nyet yya bu̱ zzap Ipswich.[11][12].

TSUUP Chaucer a̱ yin nywa wwon a̱ bvo gwai tsuup Kaza wwon a̱ bvo ma̱n yet ǡntyok tsuup,a yin cong ka̱tolik. Ka̱yat kpa nu ka 'nkkang kanterburi', The Canterbury Tales, na jem: "na ni n naai sa̱rai bā̇nyet ba a̱ hok kyang a ni n jem ni a̱u a̱ twang ni; du̱ ku kyang an sshi ka̱yat nyyi na ba hok ansham nkpa ni, ba gwai A̱tyyi Ka̱za jit u̱ Yesu Kristi, Nu a̱yet ka̱hyok konzan nkyang a̱yet ni bu̱ ryyi bvwong".[55] Sarei bu̱ ta̱gbak tsuup a, a̱ yin bvwo yya ji ba̱yanyet ka̱yat ba̱nyet tsuup ka ba yi nbyyi cat nkyang ka̱sa bu̱ du̱kpam swat tyei nsum ni, a̱ yin gbyat sang nsum nba na. Chaucer a̱ yin ssang du̱ cet u̱ ba̱ryat ya tung tyyi u̱ byyi tsutswat rot ba ga ryyi a̱ cong zuzrak yya ji Yesu bu̱ kpa na na ba̱n zzak ni.[56]