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Why in all the countries in the UK USA and many many more we all speak English then Wales which is right next to the UK speak a whole different language?
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∙ 14y ago
Well, probably because Welshmen did not leave their own country as adventurous to find out, invade, steal and dominate other lands in all other continents; by their side, Welshmen certainly were proud of their history, culture and language and always wished to preserve them, thus they kept speaking their way, despite many probable trials of opposite impositions by neighbours.
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