le Pays de Galles
The word for wales in spanish is gales
The Esperanto words for Scotland and Wales are Skotlando and Kimrio.
Yes, the noun 'Welsh' is a word for the people of Wales. The word 'Welsh' is also an adjective, a word to describe something as of or from Wales.
"Word" in French is "mot" pronounced "moh"
The French word for French is "français."
Wales is the Anglo-Saxon word for foreigner or stranger. the French and Spanish names for Wales are very similar to the old Roman word for France - 'Gaul'. In Spanish is it 'Gales' and in French it is 'Pays de Galles'.
Wales is translated 'le Pays de Galles' in French.
The word for wales in spanish is gales
French medieval romances call Wales "Pays de Gales". When French words starting with G crossed the channel the G sometimes became a W. For example the French name Guillaume became William. Or the French word "guard" became English "ward" and "gardien" became "warden". In the same way "Gales" became "Wales". Why did the French call Wales "Pays de Gales"? It means "country of the Gauls". Yes, just like Asterix and Obelix.
Wales is Pays de Galles
Le pays de galles in English means 'the country of Wales' although for an English speaker, we would just say Wales.
Pays de GallesThis is how you say wales in french.
Pays is land, Galles is Wales (related to Gaul and Gael). So the French name means Land of Wales.
South Wales is called "le sud du Pays de Galles" in French.
Baleine
Je suis Gallois is 'I am Welsh'. You can also say 'Je viens du Pays de Galles' (I come from Wales).
No! The word Wales comes from the old germanic word for foreign/alien