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What do people in Wales Europe speak?
Welsh and English are the two main languages spoken in Wales.
What are the three main languages in Wales?
English and Welsh.
What are some major industries in Wales?
Wales is boring
What are the languages of swansea?
English and Welsh (the same as the rest of Wales).
What languages are spoken in Canada and Wales?
In Canada, English and French are official languages, several native languages have regional recognition, and several other immigrant languages are widely spoken. In Wales, Welsh is the official language and English is most widely used. Both have English as their common language
What are the two major cites in Wales?
Cardiff (the capital of Wales) and Swansea,both in south Wales
Is the welsh language really from Wales?
Yes. It's related to the other Celtic languages, but the Welsh language did originate in Wales.
When was New South Wales Major League created?
New South Wales Major League was created in 1899.
What languages are spoken in Wales Ireland and Scotland?
Wales has its own language which is Welsh, which is still the mother tongue in some areas of Wales. Scotland has its own language which is Scots Gaelic, spoken as the mother tongue in the Highlands and Islands. Although a percentage of both countries speak their own language almost everyone of the native peoples also speaks English. Northern Ireland has now a growing ulster Scots community which have their own dialect very different from scotch Gaelic or Irish Gaelic.
How do you say Wales in gernman?
In German, Wales is called "Wales." The name remains the same in both languages, although the pronunciation may differ slightly. When referring to the country, you might also hear it referred to as "das Wales."
What are the two major languages of Africa?
Africa has more than 100 major languages and more than 1500 languages total.
What are Spain's major languages?
Spain's major languages are Spanish (the official one), and the regional languages of Basque, Aranese, Catalan/Valencian, and Galician.
