Pound Sterling
The Welsh Currency is the same as the rest of Britain - The Pound Stirling.
The Welsh language emerged in the 6th century and is still in use.
As I go to a Welsh school, I'm pretty sure it's arian. Arian also means "money" in Welsh.
There's no special version of the name in Welsh. You would use Linda.
arth. if you need any other welsh translation, use this link www.geiriadur.net
There are many pages that are in Welsh - mainly websites such as the BBC, the NHS, and the Welsh Assembly Government. For Welsh is still considered a minority language, only the main sites such as the ones listed above are in Welsh, for they affect aspects of Welsh speakers' lives. Recently, Facebook now offers the Welsh language, so Welsh speakers have the option to use their Facebook in Welsh.
There was a welsh dragon (red) that fought an English dragon (white) but the welsh dragon won and Wales was aloud to use a red dragon for the flag.
Perhaps surprisingly, there is no Welsh word for "brown", so we use the English loanword "brown" (with the same spelling).
theres no such thing as welsh money. pound coins etc may have welsh emblems on them but they are actually from the bank of England. if u r reffering to scotish and northern Irish notes and coins, yes, they are legal tender and u can use them any where in the UK. some places may not let u due to fraud but by law you can
That would be a personal choice as you could use either as your nationality. A Welsh nationalist is likely to choose Welsh while a non Welsh speaker who is a supporter of the United Kingdom might choose British.
Use it in a sentence for an accurate translation.
The 'Welsh Not' policy, which suppressed the use of the Welsh language in schools, ended in the late 19th century. It was officially abolished in 1867, but its effects continued to be felt for many years afterwards.