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Old 28-01-2004, 09:25   #22
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Cool Re: Windows in Welsh

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Originally Posted by albone
Well us Welsh really needed to save the language as it was sadly dying out.
So nice one Bill. at least a few more people may now learn the language. Sadly I speak for myself as although part Welsh I don't speak it!!
Just had a horrible thought there is enough confusion with the differing windows now, can you imagine the tec help desk, hold on whilst I get my welsh frase book! lol
Bore da i chi

Yes, it is a shame that Welsh isn't spoken throughout Wales by everyone. Given that Wales is a lot closer than France I would have thought Welsh could have been offered as a language option in English secondary schools, which would have added an extra dimension to English people holidaying in Wales. Being able to speak to people in their own native language breaks down a lot of barriers and makes for a much happier time. It gets away from the English expectation that wherever they travel in the world the people there are expected to know English.The fact that they do is a great credit to them.

BTW, I'm English!!
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