Welsh people are "foreign speakers"?
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Welsh people are "foreign speakers"? Er, no, you anglo-saxon shite, they would be I-N-D-I-G-E-N-O-U-S...
These knob heads!
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Welsh people are "foreign speakers"? Er, no, you anglo-saxon shite, they would be I-N-D-I-G-E-N-O-U-S...
These knob heads!
That's penau bwlyn (apparently)
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Welsh people are "foreign speakers"? Er, no, you anglo-saxon shite, they would be I-N-D-I-G-E-N-O-U-S...
These knob heads!
@RadicalAnthro
That's why it's Cymru, not Wales, because Wales and Welsh is from the Anglo-Saxon for foreigner! Yet the Angles and Saxons were invaders that displaced Celtic Britons to Wales.
John Dee suggested to Q E I that England (Angle Land) be regarded as British in the French court to bolster a claim to America. Ironically based on a supposed voyage of a Welsh Prince.
See also Gaelic vs Celtic.Manx, Cornish, Scottish & Irish speakers are also indigenous in the UK (English names).
