Glas
The phrase is Welsh...It took a while to figure it out, but I got it.It says:I need to be more in touch with my Welsh backgroundHope this helps!
Children who received the Welsh not often felt a mix of fear and anxiety. The Welsh not was a punishment tool used in schools, symbolizing failure and shame for speaking Welsh. Those caught speaking their native language would be forced to wear it, leading to feelings of humiliation and pressure to conform. Overall, it created an environment of distress rather than one of encouragement or support for their cultural identity.
You put it at the end. for example if someones name was Mr Jones you do not write; Mr Jonses sheep. you write; Mr Jones' sheep. Got it?
Le Brave=French Einen Braven=German Got Rice?=Japanese Bryve=Welsh El Brave=Spanish
"Don't fool around because I've got my eyes on you."*The idiom for "watching someone" is often just the singular "eye" (e.g. "I'm keeping my eye on you.")
Danny's hair colour is Dark brown
tom jones has hazel eyes and white brown hair
Andy Murray has got blue eyes.
He has blue eyes
brown
her hair is brown and her eyes were blue.
Black Hair
His eyes are light blue.
green
Brown.
brown
Amber (golden colour)