Same in Solihull in the 90s

Edin Fazlic That is exactly how it happened

@@simonkane That and too much S4C!

Wait I don't remember it being in Welsh but it reminds me of an old show called Havakazoo. There was a bearded guy there who sang a song, and I think there was some craft stuff as well.

whats not to get?

If by 'Asian' you mean Indian or Pakistani, yes , there are some similarities. For some bizarre reason, these two countries are now referred to as 'South Asian' by PC people, even though they are not in the southern part of Asia!

gelli rhondda I don't know about PC people but when I was studying Human Geography the terminology we used for the peoples of the Indian subcontinent was South Asian. South-east Asian from Myanmar to Vietnam, East Asian for China, Japan, and Korea, and central Asian for most of the Stan's. Anyways, best of luck!

@@brentwoodbay Except…they literally are?

@@SergeantSarge Both India and Pakistan are North of the equator. That's like saying Hawaii is in the South Pacific!

No , Welsh has very few words, mostly newer words, similar to English. He's just throwing a few Welsh or WElsh sounding words inbetween the English!

@@brentwoodbay Welsh is absolutely nothing like English at all and has as many words as most languages do.

@@enaidsofren4299 I think you misunderstood what I said. I said "Welsh has very few words similar to English" with "mostly newer words" in-between! Actually , there is a connection between English and Welsh as they both belong to separate branches of the Indo European Language family, which has about a dozen branches.

​ @gelli rhondda Chwaerae teg, apologies for misreading your comment. Every modern European language except Basque is indo European so it's a very distant link, Welsh is Celtic and English is Germanic, so Welsh is closer to Latin and Greek even than English (though still very different of course!).

@@enaidsofren4299 Finnish, Estonian, Hungarian and Turkish are also not Indo European . I have seen some language trees showing the Romance and Celtic languages shown as a sub group, but I dont think this is widely accepted. I 'm not sure about Welsh being closer to Latin though as I have also read that if you could 'suck ' the Latin out of French and Spanish, you would get languages similar to Welsh! Those areas were Celtic before the arrival of the Romans. I normally say that Welsh is closer to French than it is to English.

Oh you Americans and geography. It seems never the twain shall meet. :)

Im surprised you guys can find the countries your invading. Presumably the army have GPS 😄

@@JDHGaming XD !!

It's a shame really because Wales has the nicest countryside in the entire UK!

Neither language is Dead. Depending on where you are in Wales you might meet nothing but native Welsh speakers with English as a second language. Gaelic, Manx and Cornish are all still alive too.