Have you guys heard of Wales?

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Cymro i'r Carn

Neis gweld bod llawer o bobl yn gwybod lle mae Cymru, Beth sydd yn fy ngwylltio i yw amser mae pobl yn galw Prydain yn Lloegr a dweud ein bod ni'n Saeson.

Nice to see so many people actually knowing were Wales is. What also annoys me is people saying that Britain is England and that we are English.

NI'N GYMRY
WE'RE WELSH

We are Welsh first and only British on our passports. Most people in Wales don't class themselves British 73% in fact.

Wales has been around alot longer than England, Scotland, Cornwall and so forth and has a history strenching back later.

bardolino

Yes, I've heard of Wales. I went there once. It was raining.

shanequinox

Of course we know of Wales.... they are the biggest creatures in the ocean! Kidding... of course. I am well aware of the Welsh and all of the beautiful singing voices of the Welsh. My last name in America is Davis and probably was Davies -- my ancestors were Welsh. I have never visited Wales, but I would love to do so one day! There may be some American who are not aware that Wales is part of the UK, but most with any education know about your country!

Yes, I went to Wales, England, and Scotland in July. It was very beautiful. I stayed in Conwy.

vizoosh

Sure, Americans have heard of it. (At least I have.) But honestly, we don't know a whole lot about it, except that it's a part of Britain.

Red

Yeah, I know of Wales, I'd like to travel there some day along with the rest of England, Scotland, Germany, etc.

Real Magic

I used to know thie nice Welsh lady who owned a little shop called Serendipity at the Wild Asparagus shopping plaza in Cala Llonga, in the beautiful island of Ibiza. She had this nice Afghan dog. How about THAT for Serendipity? But that's us europeans, our american friends probably never heard of you guys. Cheers!!

Jennifer G

I'm an American. However, I believe that one of my great-grandmothers was Welsh. Her maiden name was Price.

**BaD-gAl-SaFfY-In-Da-HoUsE**

i have been to Llandudno in wales for a school trip.
omg its soo nice especially the beach

Queen of the Green

yes i know about wales and the welsh language....i actually have some welsh in me....and yes i live and am american.

nearlylimegr33n

Yes ive heard of it.

à¥ Plea for Peace!

Not only have I heard of Wales, I've been there.

It's a very beautiful place. I'd love to go back some time.

ronaldinhollew

Dwi'n byw yn Aberystwyth!

Cymru am byth!

Richard W

Wales is currently part of the U. K. along with Scotland and England. It is just north of Western England, butting up against the Irish sea on the West.

Wales was conquered and occupied by England in the 13th century. After three centuries Wales was incorporated into England creating England and Wales.

Wales has been called the land of castles. It has 641 of them. Most citizens of Wales consider themselves Welch, but with British passports.

I've been to Wales once and found it to be beautiful.

Anne C

I'm part Welsh, many generations ago. I'm American and I've heard of Wales and would love to visit.

C'est Moi

Welsh is my family name. I assume it's related to this language or place...

Dan

Ceri, my ancestors came from Wales, a few generations back. Some others were from Scotland, and another set were from the Swiss-German area, and after all of that, I am the result. I have seen some things about Wales on the Discovery Channel. There also have been a couple of movies on recently about people in Wales. "The man who went up a hill, and came down a mountain" or something like that, was interesting and I guess explains my stubbornness. There was also a movie about a band that was good, too.

Ceri, there has not been a lot of info over the last 50 years about Wales, but some has been forthcoming in the last 10 or so. You are not insignificant, but a part of the UK, and the whole is made up of parts.

I know how you feel, as I am a West Virginian. Most of the USA has no idea that we are a separate state. Most think that we are actually west Virginia, and a part of the Commonwealth of Virginia. Back in 1865 at the beginning of our Civil War, Virginia succeeded from the Union so they could keep their slaves, but we, the western counties, wanted to stay free, succeeded from Virginia, and joined the Union and became a separate state of the USA. We, like Wales, are a part of the stupendous whole.

We are Americans first, and West Virginians second, and that is how you need to be, I guess. And you are a citizen of the UK first, and a Welshman second, right? You guys have a long history, much longer than we, I mean, Hastings in 1066, right? Our government and laws are decendents of the Magna Carta and that was 500 years ago! We have only been a nation since 1776!

Have a good day.
Regards,
Dan

cerysss.

I live in Wales. =O

Clement

ummm. duh, u guys have the dragon flag, rock on!

hey

yeah i have it's in Europe

brianna

Yeah my moms friend is from Wales.

jessa_aka_jalapeno

Yes, I have heard of Wales. You aren't insignificant.

Greg0rz

I've heard of wales =)
I drink this tea that's from Wales =D it's really good.
And, I have a friend from there =) he's still got the accent and everything.

10 out of 10

yer i no all bout wales
it is one of the 4 great countries that make up he united kingdom

â™¥Vanilla Roseâ™¥

The Prince and Princess of Wales for one - remember Charles and Diana (NOT Camilla who has kept the Duchess of Cornwall title - smart lady, lol!)?

sd3r

Wales, ...those big fish in the ocean, right?

Joe B

Until I visited England I thought they were the same country. Nice country by the way.

Thomas D

Sure, it's a part of Great Britain Which includes England, Scotland Ireland and Wales

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