Great things that came from Wales...
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The Welsh Language 
Daffodils
Shitty weather
I'm proud to be Welsh and speak the language, but can't wait to get the hell outta ya!!

Daffodils
Shitty weather

I'm proud to be Welsh and speak the language, but can't wait to get the hell outta ya!!


#48

Up the street, in the Sailors Arms, Sinbad Sailors, grandson of Mary Sailors, draws a pint in the sunlit bar. The ship‘s clock in the bar says half past eleven.
Half past eleven is opening time. The hands of the clock have stayed still at half past eleven for fifty years. It is always opening time in the Sailors Arms.
Half past eleven is opening time. The hands of the clock have stayed still at half past eleven for fifty years. It is always opening time in the Sailors Arms.

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Brian Hibbard (actor and leaf singer of Flying Pickets) who had just passed away. I used to serve him when I was a student in Cardiff working in Oddbins. Top bloke. RIP.

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I am related to Gareth Edwards..my Grandfather was his uncle therefore he is my father's cousin...but i am not Welsh (Phew!)and strangely i have found out neither was my Grandfather.

#53

Harry Secombe and Max Boyce. What a double act they were, driving round the valleys in the middle of the night, setting fire to English second homes, the scamps.

#56

I have a question about Welsh, the language. My brother had a mate, Taff, who spoke Welsh. Listening to him on phone was like listening to an Indian, who might go yinga-yinga-yinga-leisure-centre-yinga-yinga, persumably because there's no Urdu or Gujerati world for leisure centre. Taff would babble his consonants nineteen to the dozen interupting them only for "****" or "shit" or worse. What I wonder is, did he switch to English because there are no obscenities in Welsh or did he just not know them because he learned the language from his parents?

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I have a question about Welsh, the language. My brother had a mate, Taff, who spoke Welsh. Listening to him on phone was like listening to an Indian, who might go yinga-yinga-yinga-leisure-centre-yinga-yinga, persumably because there's no Urdu or Gujerati world for leisure centre. Taff would babble his consonants nineteen to the dozen interupting them only for "****" or "shit" or worse. What I wonder is, did he switch to English because there are no obscenities in Welsh or did he just not know them because he learned the language from his parents?
There are some translations to some obscene/rude English words, but I wouldn't know them coz I'm a good girl



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I have a question about Welsh, the language. My brother had a mate, Taff, who spoke Welsh. Listening to him on phone was like listening to an Indian, who might go yinga-yinga-yinga-leisure-centre-yinga-yinga, persumably because there's no Urdu or Gujerati world for leisure centre. Taff would babble his consonants nineteen to the dozen interupting them only for "****" or "shit" or worse. What I wonder is, did he switch to English because there are no obscenities in Welsh or did he just not know them because he learned the language from his parents?

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My PE teacher at school was Welsh. He used to join us in the showers. I shit you not 
Is this a typical Welsh tradition?

Is this a typical Welsh tradition?
