He wouldn't even have to curse, and she would think he was cursing.

@@ImFrelled Exactly. I’m compiling a playlist of Connor + Mouse clips (kzfaq.info/sun/PLPZGzDJgbEEvIMBAtLwT5UZTONrpq4H1f&si=4XlE1qdkUQbGpe-z), but I haven’t seem him use Welsh like that yet.

@@ImFrelledah yes, the German Syndrome

The power of growing up somewhere engish isn't dominant. You will speak your native language and english

Now I want see them play a game where Mousey uses heavy accent (because I dunno if Conner speaks spanish) and him using his sim-ish over here. I think they'd understand barely more than we do here xD it'd be great.

Considering Mouse is from Hell this should be pretty normal for her...

I dont get it.

​@@p.r.1308It's a joke about him making a spell

Better yet they both learn just enough of the other language to actually just about understand each other

Yeah, give us viewers subtitles and let’s see where the game of super-telephone goes

Tekken style

bro speaking enchantment table

He learnt it to speak with bubi

Bro speaking black speach

This is exactly part of the reason I want to learn Latin

nah that' just Welsh Gaelic. Irish and Scots Gaelic are also a trip.

My welsh isn't spectacular, Southern Welsh education was never great at pushing us to learn our language. But I picked up a few things and it was funny!

@@lj_aderyn I know so many southern welsh people who were never offered the language which is like, wtf to me 😂 I'm from up north and it was literally mandatory, I'm P cure Connor is from the north too, so weird how it all happens I'd have thought the south take it more seriously!

@@TykitFleine it's still mandatory in South Wales, but schools barely push it beyond the basics.

He wasn't speaking gibberish trust me I'm Welsh

Except other Welsh people…

​@zmadhatter2340 what was he saying?

@@somedudewatchintv5297He keeps speaking cum rag for some reason. (I know it's Cymraeg which is lit. translated as Welsh, the language)

I bet Welsh Viking would know!😊

Are you speaking from experience? If yes, I hope you made a full recovery.

@@bennitori4 lol no i'm just guessing bro you too kind lmao

Dutch too

Basically any pre-Byzantine language from Germany to Ireland sounds like that, because that's where we get our linguistic cadence.

@@pengun8683tf is a “Byzantine language”? There ain’t no such thing

Mind…enlightening the rest of us the meaning behind the words? We too would like to laugh in welsh.

@@sleepycritical6950 For the most part its very generic stuff like "I speak welsh this is what it sounds like" I cba to translate all of it but for example between 0:38 - 0:45 He says "I can speak welsh , welcome to todays stream, we are playing fortnite with our friend ironmouse" after that I can't make out everything of what hes saying. Connor speaks Northern Welsh which is slightly different to Southern Welsh (which is what I was taught at school). Between 0:55-1:01 "I'm using google translate because I have forgotten the words" after that starting at 1:23-1:48 he says "I dont know why I'm bothering to speak welsh because no one can understand what I'm saying but if you have played a game called elden ring then you will understand a little bit of welsh because you know of a character. *Laughs* the name of the character uuuhh blaidd."

@@faruxton8541thank you greatly

As a fellow Tolkien nerd, I knew that, and was thinking about that while listening to this.

With Finnish too

the creator of the Witcher 1/1 ripped it off and called it Elvish

Tolkien was a language nerd first. It's rumored he wrote The Lord of The Rings books purely to show of his conlangs.

​@@NatzoXavier I believe Finnish and Welsh were the inspirations for two seperate Elvish languages

bro i thought she was slavic i thought she was like lituanian or serbian

​@@bookboy6924 gernan living in the netherlands.

@@user-in4uo7zj9w her accent is wack

I mean all non American streamers could do the same Joel does and speak their native language during April's fools

Warum?

That shit did NOT work

Mans got too thick Japanese accent on his Welsh smh

Did it backfire? New lore?

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Nah you did not 💀💀

From the rain I reckon :D

@@memegumin wholesome ending vs. holesome ending

I think we all know there's one of two ways this comment can go

Nah, he would go everywhere at the same time.

Eleven!

SCOTLAAAAAAAAA...@@thatkarairamen

For everyone not recognizing the reference, search "Elevator Recognition | Burnistoun"

@@thatkarairamen and you got the reference lol

In medieval times, the Welsh were actually more feared for being archers. It's even debated if the famous "English Longbow" was actually of Welsh design.

History lesson ​@@lj_aderyn

That is always amusing. Just "Welsh nonsense" youtube video "Welsh nonsense" will never not be funny

That's an odd comparison, because Dutch is Germanic language and Welsh is a Celtic language. Welsh is closer to Irish and Scottish Gaelic and Cornish and Breton (aka where the name Britain came from) and Cornish (from the Cornwall region) and Manx (from the Isle of Man). (Old) Dutch is closest to German and (Old) English and (Old) Saxon and (Old) Frisian.

I get where you might feel like "they both make weird sounds" but this is completely unlike Dutch(I am Dutch). There is the Dutch hard G in terms of sounds that are similar but even then Welsh has some other weird sounds we don't have. ;)

@@ZTanMURReneRs True dutch have a soft G. /s

@@buntamara5491 tja, t is een kwestie van geduld he

I mean you're wrong, but okay

I can't imagine he's spoke it for this long in years. Maybe when he's been home I guess.

@@Scorpia260 I don't imagine he'll get to speak it much even at home since most of the time he'd be speaking to non-Welsh speakers such as the English, foreign nationals or any number of non-Welsh speaking Welsh people

English is the default at home, his dad isn't Welsh his mom is Welsh I believe.

Yeah it was a little rusty true but was improving along the way, probs hasnt spoke it fully in a while, nonethless understood it all and had chat floating in their chairs, felly odd e ddim yn ffol o gwbl.

@@autohmae I've seen his mum on a video and she sounded English to me tbh

"I can speak Welsh, welcome to the stream today! I want to play Fortnite with friends, Ironmouse. Today I wanted to look at... I don't know the word, how to say it but, wait a minute I want to go on Google Translate, I need to go on Welsh Google Translate because I forgot the words. Ah 'room, room', I forgot 'room', the word for 'room'. I wanted to come over your room and y'know have a KZfaq video, because Mudan wants it, I need to create a KZfaq video but now I'm going to play Fortnite with Ironmouse. I don't know why you want me to speak Welsh, there's no point because nobody can understand what I'm saying but if you've played the game 'Elden Ring', you know a little bit about Welsh because you know the stone [laughing] 'stone' [laughing] name of the 'character', I forgot the word, Blaidd is his name. Anyway, I don't want to play this game again, but if I do this word again, we need to have the moderators create a good (unclear but probably 'list' or 'line') so that we don't do this again. When I look at what everyone is saying, why are you saying something about you 'furniture'? I don't think, y'know, speaking Welsh can do that! But when I do speak Welsh, I do think if any person can understand what I'm saying, and if they can, I'm sorry because my Welsh is shameful now, so that's Welsh! If you can understand Welsh, thanks for watching my streams! If you see me in the pub, I will see you if you want to have a pint with me! You understand? Everyone understands? Perfect! Everyone understands? Perfect! To be honest with you, chat, I need to say, honest because 'honest', you can use the word 'honest' in Wenglish is the name of a language I use, I don't use Welsh all the time, I need to use English words. Yappanese? I don't speak Yappanese, I'm speaking Welsh now. Wenglish? Wenglish! That's when you speak English with Welsh and you use both, using words like 'honest', you understand? It's easy. Ok I'm trying to think what you want me to say in Welsh but everyone's just typing, I don't know why. I only have 1 minute to speak Welsh with you, then I'm going to play Fortnite, I like playing Fortnite, I like playing games, I also want to speak more Welsh with you but no one can understand what I'm saying, so yeah, there we are."

To be fair, the language Lovecraft used in The Call of Cthulhu is based on Welsh, cause Lovecraft heard someone speaking Welsh and thought it sounded eldritch (and probably also scary, knowing Lovecraft)

@@thesunwillneverset Funnily enough it is also what Tolkien and Tolkien-esque fantasy usually uses as a basis for Elvish Language. Apparently famous writers throughout history just have a fascination for Wales.

@@lj_aderyn Yep, the two Elvish languages in LotR are based on Welsh and Finnish respectively. Might be safe to say that Tolkien, a linguist who essentially crafted his fantasy worlds just so his conlangs would have a place to be spoken, might've had more of a fascination with Welsh than the rest.

@@thesunwillneverset even the famous "One Ring to Rule Them All" was based on an old Welsh poem written by a Welsh prince to his betrothed. Tolkien loved Wales.

creadur benywaidd gwaedlyd Sbaenaidd is hot blooded hispanic woman creature, since feisty latina gremlin into google translate just gives you feisty latina gremlin.

I think ellyll Lladines frwdfrydig!

LMAO I don't think I've ever heard Welsh being described as erotic/sensual before. Maybe it's just because I grew up with it but it sounds so mundane and plain to me.

This feels like an anime that somehow exists

@@dexterrkk3711could fit pretty well with the fanmade webtoon

i guarantee that you just finished some anime, manga or any other media to be typing this... lolol

This is an anime based off of a visual novel for sure lol

@@ahmyaketsueki7150 not really, unless you count this video just now.

*in the whole world

@@Andrei-if1dr not even close to being the least used language in the world, there are 50+ languages less used than Welsh

@@zmadhatter2340 I.T.S.A.J.O.K.E.

@@zmadhatter2340 some of those include very artificial languages that nobody likes. Edit: though I am interested in what kind of languages could be spoken less than welsh.

For those who think Welsh is rare, look up endangered languages. Their are 7000 living languages around the world. Of which 3000 are endangered. In the UK alone their are other languages more endangered than Welsh: Cornish from Cornwall, Guernésiais from the island of Guernsey, Jèrriais from the island of Jersey, Manx from the island Isle of Man, Scottish Gaelic and Scots. Welsh is listed as vulnerable, not (yet) endangered.

congrats your ears are wrong

Welsh is Bythonic/Celtic, Dutch is Germanic. Not much relation at all, just similar sounds.

you forgetting Japanese, so, trylingual

@@itsTyrion Funnily enough at 2:58 he says he can't speak Japanese. So by his own words he's not Trilingual.

he's probably saying he doesn't speak Yapanese instead

I think this refers to Welsh/English hybrid or borrowed words.