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Yeah pretty weak, it originated as a loose base in West Germany yeah but was developed in England & Southern Scotland from the 5th century, over a century before Welsh even existed...and even then you had Cornish influence Mr. Native

 

too many 'L' in the language for it to make sense.

 

it was the romans they set up a storage base on the thames for supply ships then the whole lets populate the area began they tried it with wales but history will tell they fell and died where we left them then we all went home for sum lamb chops beautifull butty bach

 

england got invaded by the irish and the vikings before the romans invaded and basicaly wiped out the anglosaxon's which were the english on this remote island

bit of useless information for ya lol

 

I'm sorry but you think a copied language is older than one of the eldest Euorpean languages? I suggest you check your facts against a history scholar if I were you xx

 

the welsh are just yellow bellied english men who run away from war how are the hill's in wales

 

Oh dear, clueless

 

can see this thread is turning ugly lol its like scottish people who speak Gaelic.........i dont know what there sayingeasyest why to get out it so just smile and hope there not calling you a count

 

nah, woun't turn ugly unless you're an anal coont, its all fun n' banter Well done to England tonight, deserving win. Keep it upand you might win your first 6 Nations, but not a grand slam

 

yellow bellied lol pal we fighting a war that ur twat of a pm started thats allways been the english way though sticking there noses in... were more than happy to be a peacefull little place but no we have to dig ur lot out of the shit every time with our little reguments marching on takeing the casualitys while ur lot moan about the lack of coco pops and shit..

 

i dont remember voting for a scottish pm?but then again i would never and never will vote for labour lol

 

Well which scholar you checking your facts against? Jonesy next door who swears Jesus was phlegming & spitting Welsh in Galilee don't count.

Cymraen or whatever you lamb-lickers call it is recorded as 'Welsh' by Anglo-Saxon settlers in the 6th Century and it literally means 'foreign sounding' apparently

But yeah west-Germanic influence on English stopped early 5th century.

[insert patronising last word/] ...oh wait, COME ON ENGLAND!

 

we all know jesus was welsh ffs