Da Iawn cymraeg dda

Doniol iawn ! ( Ond mae'n gas da fi treigladau !) Cymru am byth. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤

Treiglad trwynol ar ol fy

@@end8316 Diolch ( ond mae treigladau yn ofnadwy)😀🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿❤

@@RRTNZ ah, chwarae teg, peidiwch a poeni 😁

You need half a pint of phlegm in your throat just to pronounce any given place name!

@@thefrenchareharlequins2743 ignorant comment considering your language

@@llewelynthomas7086 mae e’n dwp

@@llewelynthomas7086 Sadly revealing of your own ignorance - the line is also from 'Blackadder'.

@@llewelynthomas7086 indeed. Welsh is considerably more correct in pretty much every aspect of a Language. Pronunciation, Syntax, Vowels, Vowel Occurrence, etc. Its far further along its evolutionary path as a Language than English. Which we can let them of with as ofcourse they were some what illiterate when they begged the Britons to create 1. Their language using Latin and Brythonic influences mixed with Saxon Runic grammar and Syntax. And 2. The creation of Their first College's

Lmao

Just say Llanfair mate

@@dex4836 They shouldn't, this is culture, lol.

@@malcolmong5488 but wheres the fun in that?

@@emonlevircni4617 it's not culture lol, the name was deliberately made to be long and a tourist attraction

Or 3: Get a sheep.

Or 4. Purchase a longbow

@@fishnujish1511 I think it takes a bit more than owning a sheep...

There's no Welsh citizenship mate.

@@Jim63071 tis a joke

lmao

it got beheaded by the earth being 70% water

St George at it again

Looks like the dragon got left of the union jack too.

@@vasjrgatsis13 the tutors are welsh so I don't think he would do that

@Yu Hin TAM don't need a tail only the head would to

Wales is made up of Dragons.

@Yu Hin TAM RHODESIA

@@vijaysura2874 being welsh I can confirm this our country is made up of dragons and sheep don't forget the sheep

@@ryanskyrme4664 How could I forget my Wife

W grandad mate

W grandad mate

W granddad mate

Rest in peace 🕊️

W grandad mate

as an Irishman I have to say the Welsh have the best ballads, best fans for singing at a match and best national anthem. Irish foldksongs are better though, the dubliners etc,

All in one country, bloody bargin

I'm welsh but as far as I'm aware we're more known for ale than Rum

@@ryanskyrme4664 The greatest pirates came from Wales. Bartholomew "Black Bart" Roberts, and Captain Henry Morgan (Captain Morgan's Rum) were Welshmen.

@@mumflrpumble9107 *ahem!* Ireland isn't in the UK

Don’t worry, way ahead of you

Thousands of them

...alternative history... ...what if...? ...what if during the 'Great-Game'-era they've joined forces and a combined British-Zulu-Ghurka-Maori-unit gave the Russians - if they were stupid enough to stir trouble - a good run for their money...?

Because we're here, lad

You mean low paid Welsh soldiers helping England invade Native land around the world using brutal violence? Yes A terrible stain on Welsh history but one we must be humble enough to admit. Cymru rydd, Cymru am byth

And may he bless us all!

Sts. Padarn and Patrick pray for the Celtic brothers 🙏 ☦

Thank you some global recognition

The celts shall rise again!

Free Brittany

A better version

@@Daf1400s You're name is very Welsh looking. 🥰✌

@@imme6954 probably because I'm Welsh

@@Daf1400s lmao

@@Daf1400s always fascinates me how the English take a song to theirs hearts which is about killing them and gaining freedom from the saxons.

Its from the war of the roses when i believe the Lancastrians held out for almost the entire war at Harlech castle under siege from the Yorkists. A 7 year seige.

@@okand2960 men of harlech I think is based of a welsh folk song but I know bugger all about this

@@Uaeboravisma Owain Glyndwr holding Harlech against the English ie Saxons in this song

I went there yesterday

Harlech castle was not a host of any battle during the 7 years war

They have the coolest flag ever. Hey America! Sure your flag has stars but does it have a frickin' dragon?

no bhutan has the coolest flag, this just a celtic dragon thats a thunder dragon!!

To be fair, the current Welsh flag is more similar to the standards of England and Scotland, whilst the cross of Saint David is more similar to those of Saint George and Andrew, the flags of England and Scotland

@@Aron-ru5zk but its a thunder dragon not a normal one!!

Like the Western Bhutan

It'd be a funny anthem song for 2021 lions tour?

@@dyfedthomas6511 Not funny.. it would be terrifying for the opposition ;)

@Dyfed Thomas ...needless...they won without singing...! :-( ...anyway... ;-) ...congratulations from Germany...!

And also reminds me of the Roblox game "Zulu War Defence" (now called Zulu, yeah, just that.)

@@blocksblox8566 Zulu wars?

Probably the fairest movie in terms of representation of native Africans in the 60s

Your name is Indian???

@@seronymus Yes, but I have lived in England since 1967 when I was 2.

@@sutapasbhattacharya9471 long live the commonwealth, with love from india

Hello. could you tell me what other national songs were taught at that time in an English school?

@@denisshtanko3065 It all depended on the school and the teachers - there was no fixed curriculum back in the 1970s. I almost forgot until just before I posted this to you that YES of course we sang Rule Britannia as well. "When Britain first, at Heaven's Command.... Arose from out the azure main...[it is coming back to me]. I can't remember any other nationalistic songs in the Music lessons - just old classics such as the US song Shenandoah. In fact apart from these songs I can't remember any more as they probably were not so memorable. In the school assemblies at my first primary and secondary school they would sing Blake's poem Jerusalem which someone had set to music and later became an English Nationalistic song later on.

Same

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Greeting from America! 🇺🇲

@@AngloAus 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧

greetings from ingland

I hear it at the diff games alot

Even though it sounds like someone choking on potato mash

@@fishnujish1511 sounds better than most languages tbh

@@rennor3498 no one thinks that lol

@@samlosco8441 Try Estonian. It's most closely related to Finnish, but it has elements from Russian and Swedish, thanks to long lasting occupations by both, so it's just a clusterfuck of a language

@@rennor3498 what is it then?

You're welcome here butty. Butty is welsh slang for freind.

@@Uaeboravisma or a sandwich

Bbc was imposed on us by England.... I remember the BBC getting the law to arrest some men in my Carmarthenshire village in the 1940s for setting up Welsh language radio ....very dark time until the 1970s....lots of anti Welsh laws

2 epic cultures 💪🏼

Translate said wales was England.

It’s speaking to you you must be the president one day and invade Uk and make everyone independent but keep burning England cause there trash

Tbf some of the founding fathers of the USA were welsh so

Actually quite a lot of them. Possibly including Lincoln.

😈Yes😈

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Not a clue what you said but I bet it was something cool 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@@taxfraud5673 they said wales forever

Nice hills, sheep, and culture. Long live Wales 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳

Thank you for your service.

Ewww what were you doing there

@@CaptainCobbler Dude what the fuck?

@@CaptainCobblerstopping IS gaining power

@@CaptainCobbler probably with the military, i should think!

thats a cool teacher

@@leglz3102 we did the same thing in my welsh school we did many welsh national songs like canon lan and welsh bread of heaven it's pretty common here in Wales no wonder we called the land of song

Too many English imperialists in the comments think this song is pro-English nationalism 🤣😑😑😑

@@penderyn8794 shut it, I'm English and I love this song, I recognise it's a Welsh song lol, and I love Wales aswell as England

Shwmae 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

May I ask you for a test of this song in Welsh?

He sang an adapted version about his homeland of Cornwall and we have a memorial to him in Hayle - a true hero

This is the version. It was always about Wales resisting English invasion

@@penderyn8794 There are multiple versions describing the same thing.

One down on comments and you'd have 4-20.

I did too

Tried it, it's great

Agreed

Great Britain was here long before England made the UK state. The song is about Wales fighting your uk london version of Britain

@@penderyn8794 I hope Wales can one day be independent like over here in Ireland, I admire how many people in Wales actually know their own language unlike how apathetic people are towards Gaeilge here

England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales......who could stop us?

​@@penderyn8794the song is about resisting the norman invasion, which both the English and welsh suffered . But I am guessing you're not very educated??

​@@cash4gold697majority of welsh want to stay in the uk

Here's my cat impression: Ll.

Arthurian rules!!!!! Cymru am byth

Don't forget the Roman and Norse. Yet the Britons are Still here, and always will be.

Welsh people (Cymro) are the native Brythonic inhabitants of Britain, Cymro include the modern day Welsh, Cornish, Cumbric and Bretons. The term Welsh came from Anglo-Saxon invaders and stems from the term "Wehl" which meant Stranger/foreigner/Brythonic slave similarly Wales comes from "Wehlas" meaning Land of foreigners/strangers/Brythonic slaves. The term "Cymro" is used when referring to Brythonic people as it means "fellow countryman" similarly Wales is called Cymru in Welsh which means "Land of fellow coutrymen". After the Romans pulled out of Britain the Brythonic peoples had about 1000 years of constant conflict against Gaels, Picts, Anglo-Saxons, Normans and Danes (Gaels, Picts and Danes raided the Welsh coast for a time) The Anglo-Saxons pushed the Brythonic peoples West during their invasion some migrated to Northern France in a place that is now called "Brittany" many others just settled in Wales and Cornwall, Wales consisted of many Brythonic Kindoms but in my opinion the most important two were Gwynedd (where the red dragon on green field originates from) and Deheubarth (responsible for creating Welsh law and defending Wales from the Norman invasion until the sons of Gwynedd attacked them). As a direct result of this conflict Wales has numerous battlefields and castles (look for a map of the castles within Wales). England in Welsh is "Lloegr" which means "the lost lands" similarly Northern England is called "Yr hen ogledd" which means "The Old North" In the 13th century the English occupied Wales, built some castles to keep them down and brought in immigrants to replace the Welsh peasantry in an attempt to make the area loyal to England, despite this Welsh people continued to fight them throughout the 14th century through various revolts but namely a man named Owain Lawgoch (Owain the red hand) had been preparing an invasion to retake Wales after raising an army of Castillians, the English however sent an assassin to befriend and kill murder him. In the Late 14th century - early 15th century another man named Owain Glyndwr started a largely successful uprsising in which various Cymro returned to Wales to aid in the fighting, the French king also sent some knights to aid in the conflict. The uprising ultimately failed as the French king went mad and the French knights were recalled to France and most of the Experienced Welsh fighters had been killed the uprising ended with the English cutting off supply routes and taking Harlech caste, despite this Owain continued to raid English settlements but this was on a far lesser scale. After Henry Tudor (whos father was born to an English queen after a Welsh noble impregnated her) became king by slaying King Richard III many Welsh people saw him as a Welsh king and the revolts ceased to exist, Henry had intended to keep England and Wales seperate, however, after his death his son Henry VIII wanted central control so abolished Welsh law and created "the laws of England and Wales" Thats some Welsh History for you

​@@namestick6133 And all Celtic people descended from Japheth's eldest son Gomer in the Bible ....the first people up into Europe

@Sakkra101 which of course Comes from welsh Celtic traditions. ;)

He’s too chad to be on the Union Jack

This is the better version of that shite in Zulu

@@Daf1400s Aye, this isn't bad

No such thing as Celts in Britain or Ireland. The Celts were a solitary tribe in southern France.

@@taffyducks544 they did not start in southern france

@@taffyducks544 Then who are the Welsh

@@taffyducks544So the Welsh dont exist?

Which?

Castell Criciaeth

that emoji is not the one you wanna type when saying Greetings from germany LoL

@@beansgowellwithpoo9774 Thanks for your hint. 😊

@@ingeborgdomin6846 you know why I said that right

@@beansgowellwithpoo9774 Das Emoji bedeutet"Hallo! Ich bin hier ! Ich Grüße Euch! 👋 Seit deinem Kommentar benutze ich ein anderes. Besser? 👋 ✌

@@ingeborgdomin6846 I'm guessing you know lol

Ychafi

@Alex John Indeed

Yes Cymru! Just wedi prynnu 50 sticeru yes Cymru I rhoi ardraws brydain

The other song you mention is called “Jerusalem”

@@AngloAus That's right! That was one of the few that I actually *loved* singing. That and "Those in peril on the sea" . . . again, I forget the title.

@@kamakirinoko that one is called “Eternal Father, Strong to Save.”

@@AngloAus Hehe That doesn't ring any bells but I'm sure I knew those words by heart at one point or another. Considering we had to sing hymns not once but TWICE a day, EVERY day, appearance mandatory (well, pretty much *nothing* was optional in our lives back then). But I remember that at least during hymns I was able to practice my "descants"-I guess they'd be called "harmonies" nowadays. That would come in useful when I joined a band.

Well the Saes doesn't speak Welsh.

Well, they were shouting in the Snake language so that they could understand them - its called getting mocked. Hahahahaha.

@@themanhimself1229 ye but it's a shame most Welshmen and Irishmen are apathetic about using the language of their longtime oppressors. Everyone is a colony of America too anyway

2 British flags (Welsh) and two non British flags.

You sure?

What?

@@billclinton3862 Perhaps he means the youtuber soviet womble...?

@@nostalgic_brony1825 maybe

That's a really bad idea Wales is great but alone is jsut dumb, we are stronger together I don't understand people like you tbh

@@teancrumpets1494 no we’re not. That’s a very Anglo centric way of looking at things.

@@alynwillams4297 Yes we are, it is a fact lol, an independent Wales idea is more dumb than an independent Scotland. What industry would Wales have alone? Most industry is in England second Scotland.

@@teancrumpets1494 Wales has a GDP of £77.5 Billion and this is before we even look at starting to charge England for electricity and water, as they receive it from Wales free of charge. Not to mention the £1 billion a year it would save from not having to invest in nuclear weapons and the £3 billion it would save from not having to invest in Englands vanity project which is Hs2. Wales main industries are Agriculture, aerospace, construction, electronics, emergency services, food, forestry, manufacturing, oil and gas, renewable energy, services, textiles, tourism, transport. Wales Exports Aerospace systems, business and financial services, cereals, chemical products, dairy products, electricity, electronics, iron and steel, machinery, oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, plastics, renewable energy, road vehicles, textiles, timber, water. Wales as an independent country would survive and thrive. There are smaller country’s in Europe and the rest of the world than Wales that are doing just fine.

@@alynwillams4297 Damn you've really convinced yourself about an independent Wales lol, facts are simple though we are stronger together, hence most of the world speaks English, I really do love Wales and the UK though, as much as you will dislike what I've just said tis but a fact