| King in Caaardiff 20:20 - Sep 15 with 2479 views | britferry |
Anyone going?
I wonder if BBC Wales will mention it? |  |
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| King in Caaardiff on 00:00 - Sep 17 with 838 views | Catullus |
| King in Caaardiff on 22:52 - Sep 16 by lifelong |
1.3 million people don’t speak English in London, why don’t you anti Welsh speakers get up there and complain about it?
Yet, here we are in our own country where Welsh has been spoken for centuries, long before the English decided to come here and that’s all some want to do is wipe it out, well, it doesn’t appear to be going anywhere. Yma o Hyd. |
Macsen Wledig spoke Latin and probably Spanish as he was from Hispania. Funny thing about latin, the languaga all but died out, things...languages do that.
PS, the English didn't come here, the English are what grew out of the Vikings, the Angles, Saxons, Romans and all those others who settled here through history. The English are like the rest of us, a crossbreed of history. No Welsh person from back then would entirely understand the Welsh spoken today, its a quite different language. That's evolution for you.
All those people in London, what languages are they speaking? Maybe the language from where they were born, a languagae dominant in their own country? | |
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| King in Caaardiff on 09:30 - Sep 17 with 790 views | bennytheblue |
| King in Caaardiff on 23:17 - Sep 16 by pencoedjack |
That’s Drakeford’s aim.
Pointless language where the money wasted could be spent on more worthwhile projects.
Anyway we will have more English people living here soon 👠|
I don’t mind it, but just leave it, no ramming it down everyone’s throat, do we really need every road sign multi lingual? The council recently tried to oust my kids out of a school building to move a nearby tiny Welsh language school in who claim they didn’t have enough room to expand making it a mixed site. Our mixed race school wasn’t happy about it but would have gone along with it as it’s a big site. The welshies though weren’t keen, couldn’t have their oshan’s seeing brown faces etc,whole school or nothing they said. Nice bunch |  | | |
| King in Caaardiff on 09:51 - Sep 17 with 775 views | trampie |
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| King in Caaardiff on 10:27 - Sep 17 with 757 views | union_jack |
| King in Caaardiff on 09:51 - Sep 17 by trampie |
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Pity that wasn’t filmed in wide angle eh? Very small minority and long May it last. |  |
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| King in Caaardiff on 10:29 - Sep 17 with 750 views | union_jack |
| King in Caaardiff on 23:17 - Sep 16 by pencoedjack |
That’s Drakeford’s aim.
Pointless language where the money wasted could be spent on more worthwhile projects.
Anyway we will have more English people living here soon 👠|
This has always been my point. It’s on a very expensive artificial respirator. If it can’t survive by itself then so be it. It will where it matters I’ve no doubt.
The cost is almost double and all Welsh speakers speak English. The opposite is far from true and NEVER will be. | |
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| King in Caaardiff on 11:08 - Sep 17 with 722 views | onehunglow |
| King in Caaardiff on 09:30 - Sep 17 by bennytheblue |
I don’t mind it, but just leave it, no ramming it down everyone’s throat, do we really need every road sign multi lingual? The council recently tried to oust my kids out of a school building to move a nearby tiny Welsh language school in who claim they didn’t have enough room to expand making it a mixed site. Our mixed race school wasn’t happy about it but would have gone along with it as it’s a big site. The welshies though weren’t keen, couldn’t have their oshan’s seeing brown faces etc,whole school or nothing they said. Nice bunch |
Up here,here s a prime example
FlintFflint.
Now if road signs are really just for information ,I reckon most drivers,even
Non Welsh speaking ones ,know where Flint is.
They don’t seem to translate Welsh signs like Penyfford into English which seems odd.
Bala easier one though | |
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| King in Caaardiff on 11:12 - Sep 17 with 715 views | union_jack |
| King in Caaardiff on 11:08 - Sep 17 by onehunglow |
Up here,here s a prime example
FlintFflint.
Now if road signs are really just for information ,I reckon most drivers,even
Non Welsh speaking ones ,know where Flint is.
They don’t seem to translate Welsh signs like Penyfford into English which seems odd.
Bala easier one though |
The reverse translation is a very good point! | |
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| King in Caaardiff on 14:26 - Sep 17 with 669 views | Kilkennyjack |
| King in Caaardiff on 22:26 - Sep 16 by lifelong |
More people speak Chinese. |
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| King in Caaardiff on 14:32 - Sep 17 with 667 views | Kilkennyjack |
| King in Caaardiff on 11:08 - Sep 17 by onehunglow |
Up here,here s a prime example
FlintFflint.
Now if road signs are really just for information ,I reckon most drivers,even
Non Welsh speaking ones ,know where Flint is.
They don’t seem to translate Welsh signs like Penyfford into English which seems odd.
Bala easier one though |
Fair point - should just be Fflint. | |
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| King in Caaardiff on 14:33 - Sep 17 with 666 views | Kilkennyjack |
| King in Caaardiff on 22:34 - Sep 16 by bennytheblue |
No chance, a million, 1 in 3 what a joke. It’s the fifth most spoken language in the capital apparently. Trying to expand all the Welsh medium schools too, but 90% of the parents can’t speak it. Just a pain the ass made up load of guff that should be left back in the dark ages up north….
Rant over |
Rant eweself to a dictionary and look up the word ‘target’ ….
Warra divet. | |
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| King in Caaardiff on 16:22 - Sep 20 with 578 views | felixstowe_jack |
| King in Caaardiff on 14:32 - Sep 17 by Kilkennyjack |
Fair point - should just be Fflint. |
Our even Flint its original name and the name known by 99% of the Welsh population and visitor from the rest of the UK.
Even Ireland mainly use the English place names or the names in common usage instead of having signs in Irish and English.
Cork, Dublin, Belfast, limerick, Galway etc. [Post edited 20 Sep 2022 16:25]
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| King in Caaardiff on 16:37 - Sep 20 with 568 views | onehunglow |
| King in Caaardiff on 14:32 - Sep 17 by Kilkennyjack |
Fair point - should just be Fflint. |
Almost as comical as Wrecsam .
What about Ffynonngroew.
You would have a heart attack if you heard how local people-Welsh people at that,prononunce it.
Quai Connah is never uttered either | |
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| King in Caaardiff on 17:25 - Sep 20 with 539 views | Boundy |
| King in Caaardiff on 23:17 - Sep 16 by pencoedjack |
That’s Drakeford’s aim.
Pointless language where the money wasted could be spent on more worthwhile projects.
Anyway we will have more English people living here soon 👠|
When in 1946 HM then Princess Elizabeth was invited to the National Eisteddfod in Mountain Ash she was given a Bardic name of Elizabeth o Windsor, no worries about pronouncing nor remembering that title . | |
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| King in Caaardiff on 17:40 - Sep 20 with 535 views | britferry |
the translations from Welsh don't always work
Swansea = Abertawe = Mouth of the river Tawe
Cardiff = Caerdydd = knuckle dragging neanderthals
and my favourite
Tenby = Dinbych-y-pysgod = fortlet of the fish | |
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| King in Caaardiff on 17:54 - Sep 20 with 530 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
Cardiff translates as day fortress. So if you attack at night you’re laughing. |  |
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