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NB There are some areas of Wales where English is ''not'' universally spoken. In Anglesey, (Ynys Mon) for example, thatere are areas where some of the more elderly inhabitants do not speak English at all (or at least speak it with difficulty). In addition, I think that some attention needs to be given to the alphabet. DD, TH, CH, LL, FF are all regarded as 'letters' in a Welsh Dictionary. Also shouldn't this have some Welshe names in here: Cymru at least, and Caerdydd should have Welsh variants. Finally there should be some reference to Mae hen wlad fy nhaddau. | NB There are some areas of Wales where English is ''not'' universally spoken. In Anglesey, (Ynys Mon) for example, thatere are areas where some of the more elderly inhabitants do not speak English at all (or at least speak it with difficulty). In addition, I think that some attention needs to be given to the alphabet. DD, TH, CH, LL, FF are all regarded as 'letters' in a Welsh Dictionary. Also shouldn't this have some Welshe names in here: Cymru at least, and Caerdydd should have Welsh variants. Finally there should be some reference to Mae hen wlad fy nhaddau. | ||
--[[User:CatWatcher|CatWatcher]] 20:05, 16 April 2007 (EDT) | --[[User:CatWatcher|CatWatcher]] 20:05, 16 April 2007 (EDT) | ||
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Revision as of 18:29, August 12, 2008
NB There are some areas of Wales where English is not universally spoken. In Anglesey, (Ynys Mon) for example, thatere are areas where some of the more elderly inhabitants do not speak English at all (or at least speak it with difficulty). In addition, I think that some attention needs to be given to the alphabet. DD, TH, CH, LL, FF are all regarded as 'letters' in a Welsh Dictionary. Also shouldn't this have some Welshe names in here: Cymru at least, and Caerdydd should have Welsh variants. Finally there should be some reference to Mae hen wlad fy nhaddau. --CatWatcher 20:05, 16 April 2007 (EDT)
Cleaned up the language section for greater accuracy and clarity-
Cymro 14:29, 12 August 2008 (EDT)