As an Iranian I didn’t know wales is completely different from England and has its own culture and language very informative video🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 please review map of Iran too

Tyddewi (or St. David's) is the smallest city in the UK, with less than 2000 inhabitants. Apparently Queen Elizabeth II about 30 years ago requested that it be given back the city status it had enjoyed from the 12th to the 19th centuries.

Been staying in holiday in wales for the last week and took a long drive to see planes at the Mach loop. Incredible country and beautiful countryside and who else better to fall asleep to then someone from wales

Along with Finnish, Tolkien undoubtedly had an appreciation for the Welsh language (and history/culture, of course).

As a Barry boy, I’m glad my hometown got a mention. Currently living in Bargoed, in the South Wales valleys. But I refuse to be referred to as a valleys boy 😅

there's a bangor in/close to belfast too!

I’m so sad how Prestatyn still isn’t being put on maps yet Rhyl is! We’ve developed so much as a town and might as well start building ourselves a Cathedral, it’s honestly such a lovely place and arguably has the best beach on the Northern coast, I’d highly recommend to come down!:D

What a beautiful map, this is truly amazing.

Chaps this absolutely slaps at .75 speed

Oh how wonderful! I love this! ❤

Thank you, your voice is very calming 💛

I love your channel! I named my daughter Eirlys to honor my grandma's Welsh heritage, whom I'm named after. My dream is to visit Wales. I hope you have some videos about wonderful places in Wales to visit. ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

I really love this video🎉🎉, please do Romania and Eastern Europe. A big thumbs up 👍

I think that you have one of the most soothing voices I've ever heard! And this video is awesome, I love when someone traces drawings, letters, etc... So glad to have found your channel!

Just when i was about to go to sleep you upload this masterpiece😁😁

Omg a 30 minute video yas, im crying of joy😂

Amazing map! Tolkien is the best.

Really great ASMR video, full of fascinating facts. I loved it. Your quiet tone and pronunciation was really relaxing to listen to. You should do one where you explain the English translation of Welsh words, or the difference in pronunciation between letters in the Welsh and English alphabets, or take a passage from a Welsh publication and translate it, explaining the different words and how they work together. Or perhaps do one where you explain mutation. I'd also love to hear more about the Welsh speaking areas of England that you mentioned and how much of the country would have been Welsh speaking or considered as Welsh. I did have a couple of questions/comments: 5:07 - Tyddewi. You said King Charles was made Prince of Wales there. Was that where he was when he assumed the title, or did you mean his investiture (because I thought the latter took place in Caernarfon Castle). 21:29 - 'Eryri' means 'Snowdonia'. The Welsh name for 'Snowdon' is 'Yr Wyddfa'. 25:00 - the part you couldn't read said "ffordd i swydd Gaerhirfryn", or "the road to Lancashire" 28:00 - 'Caergybi' in English is 'Holyhead' - where the Irish ferries leave and the largest town on Ynys Môn. Hope that helps. I found it to be an excellent video.

So something interesting: The ending 'chester' on city names like Manchester, Leicester, and Lancaster (cester/caster being a corruption of chester itself) is actually from Saxon settlement around old Roman 'castrum'. 'Chester' is a Saxon corruption of the word 'castrum'. When Saxons settled or assimilated around abandoned Roman fortresses, they took the name 'castrum' and it became 'chester'. This would mean that the Saxons that invaded and settled in Manchester, which you brought up, would have actually displaced/assimilated LATIN speaking peoples, i.e. Romans. This actually makes sense, when you think about it, as old Roman forts were notorious for spawning towns and villages out of themselves as legionnaires invited/made their families in the area, and businesses flocked to the castrum to make money! Because of this, it would have likely been a majority Latin speaking population in these urban centers, rather than Celtic - though obviously there would be intermingling going on. And there's your history fact for the day :D Edit: For clarity, 'castrum' are the permanent forts made by and to house Roman garrisons and legions.

A few years ago, I studied a little Welsh on Duolingo - and loved it. Almost makes me want to pick it back up again.

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Is Eryri the inspiration for Eyrie in song of ice and fire/Game of Thrones? Very similar looking words and both are large mountains?

The only place I can think of that is like river river would be the Sahara desert which Sahara is Arabic ( صحراء) for desert so it’s just desert desert

Thank you for video! Still waiting for Armenia and Georgia

Fun Fact about Port Talbot as it was mentioned: two years ago their football team finished last in the Welsh Championship (Cymru South) with ZERO points and 121 goals conceded in 30 games

Can you please do Serbia on your earth map. I VERI LOVE your ASMR videos and i Will be veri hapy if you do Serbia (I am become older brother for first time)😊😊

Day 11 of asking for a video about North Carolina/Southeast

I don’t know if this is the term you were looking for, but I looked it up and when two differently sounding parts of a name are synonyms it’s called a tautological name.

Day 2 asking for google maps of Panama

Amazing video! I’m a fellow Cymro! King Charles was made a prince in Caernarfon I believe

In my opinion the lord of the rings and the hobbit are the best books of all time. What do you guys think?

I've been needing to ask this question: How often do Welsh people get jokes regarding whales, the animal?

Can you do the USA

Hwlffordd yw Haverfordwest :)

It’s Worcester not Worchester!

Why you copy @Asmrctica 😡wtf people !!!