Posts Tagged ‘scotland’
Friday, November 20th, 2009
Welsh is spoken in Argentina in Chubut
and i know that some forms of gaelic are spoken in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia and so on,
Is Gaelic spoken more in canada/Usa than Welsh is in Argentina?
Alu it, wyt ti’n siarad Cymraeg? Habla usted Galés?
And thank’s jock but i think your wrong there because there are around 60 [...]
Tags: argentina, canada usa, cape breton nova, cape breton nova scotia, chubut, gaelic speakers, jock, scotland, siarad cymraeg, welsh
Posted in Written and Spoken Welsh | 2 Comments »
Tuesday, November 17th, 2009
in wales do you start speaking welsh if you want to have a private convo in a public place for example train,bus, etc ,
non welsh speakers do you find this offencive if welsh speakers change there language when ‘you’ enter the room or carriage or bus etc
or do you just accept it as part [...]
Tags: convo, england, english man, offencive, scotland, standing in the doorway, train bus, wales, welsh speakers
Posted in Written and Spoken Welsh | 2 Comments »
Friday, November 13th, 2009
After reading answers from other questions,it is obious to me that most people dont know a thing about the Welsh language.I speak it fluently,diolch yn fawr,but most people think of it as a dying language that no-one cares about.Or,even more annoying,mix it up with a toatally different language gaelic.Welsh is from Wales and Gaelic is [...]
Tags: scotland, wales, Welsh Language
Posted in Welsh Language | 2 Comments »
Thursday, October 29th, 2009
I want to learn a foreign language but i cant decide one and none besides German Welsh or Gaelic. Im in my 2nd year of German in High School so i have previous knowledge of German but i don’t really try in that class so i haven’t learned as much as i should of i [...]
Tags: culture of ireland, foreign language, queen, scotland, scottish background, uk germany, welsh
Posted in Welsh Language | 6 Comments »
Monday, October 5th, 2009
I had an interesting conversation about 8 years ago with a visiting Scot. He confirmed for me that in Scotland’s eyes-if you are born on this side of the Atlantic, you’re not a Scot you’re a yank.
That’s always been the way I’ve thought of it.
I don’t wakl around saying I’m Scottish, irish or Welsh [...]
Tags: 8 years, british isles, cultures, family tree, irish american, scot, scotland, scots, time in ireland, welsh, yank
Posted in Welsh Language | 8 Comments »
Friday, August 21st, 2009
After reading answers from other questions,it is obious to me that most people dont know a thing about the Welsh language.I speak it fluently,diolch yn fawr,but most people think of it as a dying language that no-one cares about.Or,even more annoying,mix it up with a toatally different language gaelic.Welsh is from Wales and Gaelic is [...]
Tags: scotland, wales, Welsh Language
Posted in Welsh Language | 3 Comments »