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Previously on "Scientist priests stating the obvious while taking our money - again"
I like Brillo and I'm Welsh but they are a funny bunch I still get strange looks even though I've now lived in the valleys for over 12 years, insular is good way to describe many of them.
Indeed. If a Welshman came to England with a Wales shirt on the might get the odd bit of good natured banter. The other way round its going to cause trouble - even in the big towns.
I like Brillo and I'm Welsh but they are a funny bunch I still get strange looks even though I've now lived in the valleys for over 12 years, insular is good way to describe many of them.
I like Brillo and I'm Welsh but they are a funny bunch I still get strange looks even though I've now lived in the valleys for over 12 years, insular is good way to describe many of them.
You don't like the Welsh, we get it. They probably don't like you either.
I like Brillo and I'm Welsh but they are a funny bunch I still get strange looks even though I've now lived in the valleys for over 12 years, insular is good way to describe many of them.
The UK still spends more money than it earns. Something needs to change.
Be nice Brillo, you know you love the Welsh language really. Ultimately if you want to save some money don't provide forms in other languages other than those native to the UK and don't provide translators either.
It does, but the Welsh language support doesnt costs us Billions (unless you add it up over about 20 years).
And what have "Scientist Priests" got to do with anything? No science involved here as far as I can see. The guy involved has a Ph.D in Theology. He's neither a priest nor a scientist, he's a politician and part time poet. This is a academic study on social and language issues. The closest it gets to science is that there may be some maths involved at some point.
You don't like the Welsh, we get it. They probably don't like you either.
He is costing money that could be better spent elsewhere. He is stating the obvious. The UK is falling being Asian countries - it badly needs to catch up.
FWIW I think the idea of a second language is superb. How about Mandarin? That would get the Chinese into Wales and really annoy the English. However the Welsh, like the Scots, just like to whine, moan and bitch.
The UK still spends more money than it earns. Something needs to change.
It does, but the Welsh language support doesnt costs us Billions (unless you add it up over about 20 years).
And what have "Scientist Priests" got to do with anything? No science involved here as far as I can see. The guy involved has a Ph.D in Theology. He's neither a priest nor a scientist, he's a politician and part time poet. This is a academic study on social and language issues. The closest it gets to science is that there may be some maths involved at some point.
You don't like the Welsh, we get it. They probably don't like you either.
"They're circulating among Welsh speakers because, unfortunately, it's all too common that things are not just badly translated, but are put together by people who have no idea about the language.
"It's good to see people trying to translate, but they should really ask for expert help.
"Everything these days seems to be written first in English and then translated.
"Ideally, they should be written separately in both languages."
After getting grant money through Bangor University, Dr Owen said he will spend about 18 months carrying out his research.
Dr Owen, a prominent campaigner for the Welsh language during the bilingual sign protests of the 1970s, added: "Ultimately, if the Welsh language is only seen as an added qualification, which of course it is, if it is only seen as that and not as something important in life then children, especially those whose first language is English, will quite naturally revert to their first language."
This sort of project is where austerity needs to fall. And the first language in not English - it is American. Its spoken globally which helps. Removing Welsh as a language would save the country billions.
I'm going to assume you are either trolling, or this is going in your application for Leader Writer on the Daily Mail.
After getting grant money through Bangor University, Dr Owen said he will spend about 18 months carrying out his research.
Dr Owen, a prominent campaigner for the Welsh language during the bilingual sign protests of the 1970s, added: "Ultimately, if the Welsh language is only seen as an added qualification, which of course it is, if it is only seen as that and not as something important in life then children, especially those whose first language is English, will quite naturally revert to their first language."
This sort of project is where austerity needs to fall. And the first language in not English - it is American. Its spoken globally which helps. Removing Welsh as a language would save the country billions.
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