If by 'in Wales' you mean 'in Welsh' it's Nadolig Llawen. Almost all people in Wales speak English!
Nadolig Llawen is Welsh and it means "Merry Christmas" in English.
Merry Christmas in welsh!
'Merry Christmas to you all'
santa Claus no itdosent it means merry christmas sion corn is santa :)
It's Nadolig Llawen (Merry Christmas) [na DOLL ig thlow-en]
Happys is not Welsh, hapus is 'happy', Newydd means 'new' Dda mean 'good/well'
The word "newydd" is Welsh for "new." It is often used to describe something that is fresh, recent, or modern. In various contexts, it can refer to new ideas, experiences, or objects. The term reflects the rich linguistic heritage of the Welsh language.
Album monasterium, the motto of Whitchurch High Hchool, translates from the Latin into "White Minster" or white church (hence whitchurch, as opposed to the Welsh equivalent Eglwys Newydd, literally New Church)
The Welsh word "Gwyl" translates to "festival" or "holiday" in English. It is often used to refer to celebrations or specific occasions, such as "Gwyl Nadolig" for Christmas. The term reflects a sense of gathering and festivity in Welsh culture.
coz it originated from the celebration christmas! now do you get me? Ahaha :D lmfao ahahahahahahaha... i don't think you are laughing, are you? You are just continuing to read on and bore yourself to death! AERN'T YOU!? Ok, by now you should have stopped reading. Hey you still are! You probs think i am a pedo... do ya? Hahahaha! JOKES! Nearly got you laughing your pants off! Anway i don't know the answer.... so sorry little child ;)
It mean what you don't what does it mean.