Well technically bretons are a mix of the Celts in Gaul and the ones in Cornwall that fled the Saxons while they were busy fighting the Celts in Britannia, only the welsh truly held out on that island tho, and a small pocket that was actual Cornwall
I bloody love this, and I think it's a very good thing that there are more people speaking Welsh, Irish and Scots Gaelic than there have been in centuries. Let's hope Cornish and Manx can make similar comebacks
No. More people spoke Welsh a hundred years ago and even more if you go further back. But certainly more people speaking Welsh than 50 years ago, and a government plan to have 1 million speaks by 2050.
What a great anthem, I watched the six nation at Cardiff arms park and learnt this so I could sing along, welsh chap next to me just grinned, magic will never forget it
This is the most beautiful version of Yr hen wlad fy nhadau, particularly the 3rd part. It is a legacy to live up to, and to protect, as our fathers have sacrificed. I am a proud Welshman... felly gadewch inni fod yn ddisgynyddion balch ac yn warcheidwaid yr hynafol Brythonniaeth!
Dude that sucks, if I was moved to a place far away from my home country which is Wales for over 3 years, I would be heartbroken and want to come back, because eventually when your at America for so long you will loose your Welsh accent
How does this tiny country most people don't even remember exists tucked away in a little corner of the Isles have such a majestic anthem? (Filled with w's and y's)
It's in the song Gwlad beirdd a chantorion enwogion o byr 'Nation of bards and singers famous to all' Welsh culture revolves around songs, music and dance
Oh..! I think that's everyone's & every country's wish ! Their anthem & flag are like my dreams & fantasies !!! 🐉🐉🐉🐉🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴💜💜💜🥁🎵🐉🎤🎶💕💖💞
I wish my country had good luck but by being shackled to this Union we don't really have much good fortune. Currently we are divided between remaining in the Union that abuses us and trying to leave it. But thank you for your kind words. Cymru am byth.
@@mrraymoo5460 yep, many still fall for the narrative that Wales is too poor or too stupid to succeed on their own. When in reality its the Union that has made Wales poor and the Welsh aren't too stupid, quite the opposite in fact. The Welsh invented things such as the first fuel cell, Ball Bearing, Packet Switching, First wearable hearing aid, inter varsity sports, Lawn Tennis, The Longbow, etc.
I'm English in London but Hen wlad fy nhadau has to be one of the five or so best national anthems in the world. Way better than God save the queen say.
"Edward the King, the English King, Rode on a dapple grey charger ‘I wish to know the worth’, said he, ‘of my Welsh lands over the border. Is the grass rich for sheep and ox, Are the soil and rivers good? And are my provinces watered well By rebel patriots’ blood? And what of the people, the wretched people Do they seem a contented folk? Are they as docile, since I subdued them, As their oxen in their yoke?’ ‘Your Majesty Wales is the fairest jewel You have in all your crown, River and field and valley and hill Are the best you may come upon. And as for the people, the wretched people, They live so happily, Sir, Like so many graves their hamlets stand And none there even stir.’ Edward the King, the English King, Rode on a dapple grey charger, Around him silence which way he want In his Welsh lands over the border. Montgomery the castle’s name, Where he that night remained, The castle’s lord, Montgomery, His monarch entertained. There was fish and flesh and whatever else To sight and taste seemed good, A rowdy throng, a hundred strong, Bore in the heavy load. All kinds were there, that isle could bear Of meat and drink, with these was bubbling wine that sparkling shone, Carried from distant seas. ‘Ye Lords! ye lords! will no one here His wine glass with me clink? Ye lords! ye lords! ye rude Welsh curs, Will none the King’s health drink? There is fish and flesh and whatever else To sight and taste seem best, - That I can see, but the devil I know Dwells in each noble’s breast. Ye lords! ye lords! ye vile Welsh curs, Come greet your Edward; Where is the man to sing my deeds A Welshman and a bard?’ Each night upon the other looked Of the guests assembled there; Upon their cheeks a furious rage Paled to a ghastly fear. And strangled breath from lips like death Was all that could be heard; When, like a white defenceless dove Arose an ancient bard. ‘Here there is one to tell thy deeds,’ Chanted the ancient seer; ‘The clash of battle, the hoarse death rattle, The plucked strings made them hear. The clash of battle, the hoarse death rattle, On blood the sun setting; The stench that drew night - prowling beasts. You did all this, O King! Ten thousand of our people slain, The rest are gathering The corpses heaped like harvest stocks - You did all this, O King!’ ‘Off to the stake! this song’s too harsh’. Ordered King Edward. ‘Come, let us have a gentler tune’ Forth stepped a young Welsh bard. ‘Soft breezes sigh in the evening sky, O’er Milford Haven blown; Maids’ sobbing tears and widows’ prayers Within those breezes moan.’ ‘Don’t bear a race of slaves ye maids! Mothers give such no more!’ The King spoke and the boy caught up The old man sent before. But though unasked, yet recklessly Advanced, unmoved, a third His lyre’s fierce song, like the Welsh bard strong, And his word must be heard. ‘Our bravest fell on the battle field, Listen O Edward - To sing the praises of your name There is not one Welsh bard!’ ‘One memory sobs within my lyre, Listen O Edward - A curse on your brow every song you hear From a Welshman and a bard!’ ‘Enough of this! I orders give’ Answered the furious King, ‘To send to the stake all the bards of Wales Who thus against me sing!’ His servants till their task was done Their searching never ceased; Thus grimly in Montgomery, Ended that famous feast. Edward the King, the English King, Spurred his dapple grey charger. On the skies around, stakes burning stand In the Welsh lands over the border. Five hundred went to a flaming grave, And singing every bard. Not one of them was found to cry ‘Long live King Edward!’ What murmur is this in the London streets? What night song can this be? ‘I will have London’s Lord Mayor hanged If any noise troubles me’. Within, a fly’s wing must not move, Outside all silence keep. ‘The man who speaks will lose his head The monarch cannot sleep.’ ‘No! Bring me the music of pipe and drum, And the trumpet’s brazen roar, For the curses I heard at the Welshman’s feast Ascend to my ears once more!’ But above the music of pipe and drum And the bugles’ strong refrain, Loud cry those witnesses of blood, Five hundred Welsh bards slain." (János Arany, Hungarian poet: The bards of Wales) th-cam.com/video/xMUPfK5YFgc/w-d-xo.html (The Hungarian verson of the poem - audio)
@The Radical Im living in North Wales atm, most Welsh people here have atleast 1 English grandparent in my experience. There's an awful lot of English people living here too. I think the stronger Brythonnic blood may have been the case a while ago and still is some of the smaller villages but on the whole there's a lot of English admixture.
I don't care what the literal translation is, I am American and this is the most beautiful Anthem I have ever heard, 2nd is our National Anthem, The Star Spangle Banner. I have listened to this so much, I can speak Welsh. I listen over and over. Always gives me chills and I never tire of this Anthem.
Many of our people travelled over to the America's. There are many of our 'Welsh' people who live in the States and have formed 'Welsh' clubs, just to retain their Welshness, or their 'love of the 'Cymru'. Diolch yn fawr. Carol. {thank you very much}
A beautiful song illustrated with.. A dragon's butt! Would it have been too much trouble to sample the head region of the flag instead of the exact centre?
@GETH you've got a union jack, so I'm guessing you're a unionist. I'm half welsh, half Japanese, and the tory UK government severely impacted my mother's emigration. Go back to pleasuring Johnson.
(This comment may be already repeated) but I am pretty sure there are some translation errors. Sometimes where it says "Gwlad" it says "Wales" but gwlad = country. Cyrmu/Gymru (C turns to a G with mutation) means Wales
Wales is underrated.
youre right but that doesn't mean we're good
Love Wales
As a Welsh person I feel this
@@ghostinahat1692 I am welsh too
I am proud to be welsh
My darling wife was from Wales and we would often listen to this beautiful anthem. She loved it so much we sang it at her funeral 4 years ago.
God rest her soul.
😢
😭🏴
Awwww wow~
That's so amazing~♥♥♥
That's beautiful
Pure Patriotic and beautiful! From Sarawak
Fun fact: we Bretons loved this anthem so much we adopted it as well
Breizh ma bro !!
Plagarism
Thats because the Welsh and Bretons were once, one and the same people. Before England and France cut the nations of from one another.
Well technically bretons are a mix of the Celts in Gaul and the ones in Cornwall that fled the Saxons while they were busy fighting the Celts in Britannia, only the welsh truly held out on that island tho, and a small pocket that was actual Cornwall
i am so proud i’m welsh.
I don't have any single Welsh parent, known any Welsh person nor ever visited Wales.
This anthem makes me wish I did.
It's beautiful from a valley boy himself 😊
I bloody love this, and I think it's a very good thing that there are more people speaking Welsh, Irish and Scots Gaelic than there have been in centuries. Let's hope Cornish and Manx can make similar comebacks
No. More people spoke Welsh a hundred years ago and even more if you go further back. But certainly more people speaking Welsh than 50 years ago, and a government plan to have 1 million speaks by 2050.
Ydw. Dyn ni'n gobeithio. Iawn I chi.
WELSH LANGUAGE HAS BEEN TAUGHT TO JNRS FOR MANY YEARS NOW IN SOUTH WALES SCHOOLS WE ARE A PROUD NATION --J
Niall Evans the Welsh have done a great job of reviving their ancient tongue, I wish it was the same in Ireland
@@milqui3698 Tá Gaeilge agat?
It's a great anthem. No mention of kings, gods, empires. But lots of love for the land itself, freedom, songs, music and language
I find it a great balance of talking about the lands history and it’s current beauty
Because we left the English to worry about such petty mortal things
Big love to our brothers and sisters down in Wales from Scotland!
Right back at ya, big guy!
What a great anthem, I watched the six nation at Cardiff arms park and learnt this so I could sing along, welsh chap next to me just grinned, magic will never forget it
Best national anthem in the world
This anthem chokes me up and I'm English (don't hate on me please) much love to my fellow uk citizens in Wales. You guys rock.
i think wales, england and scotland are all cool
May the Saxon Fall.
@@JoaoHenriqueMartinelliDaSilva ok potato
@@thegreatestshenfan6484 Yes.
@@JoaoHenriqueMartinelliDaSilva What Saxons? English people's DNA is majority Celtic/Briton.
This is the most beautiful version of Yr hen wlad fy nhadau, particularly the 3rd part. It is a legacy to live up to, and to protect, as our fathers have sacrificed. I am a proud Welshman... felly gadewch inni fod yn ddisgynyddion balch ac yn warcheidwaid yr hynafol Brythonniaeth!
🏴 🏴Cymru am both! From Wales 🏴 🏴
Best anthem in the world.
Thank You this is lovely. I am from Wales and miss it so much.
Absolutely beautiful and shows how patriotic the Welsh are I love you Wales ❤️
Cymru am byth!
I'm just a foreigner living in Wales now. But I love Wales.
Gives me shivers every time. Cymru am byth! 🏴
the only love in my heart is for my dear fartherland, Wales, Cymru am beth!
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I totally agree with that Diawn ti
I think motherland … fatherland is a bit Germanic , but great sentiment nevertheless
Cymru am byth
In my opinion this can only be played at full volume, sorry to my neighbours. The closest one is two miles away. Yes they can hear it they told me.
:)
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Better yet in a rugby stadium sung by fans. That atmosphere is something else
Wales🏴 anthem is so beautiful. Love from Sarawak.
As I listen to this Anthem, I almost wish I were Welsh, love your country,
The worlds greatest national anthem. So proud of my country 🏴 ❤️
Cymru am byth
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Erin go bráth
Cymru am byth Tristan,from Greece with love!
Iawn!
Dda iawn I chi!
Did this make me cry because I have not been home to Wales in over 3 years since I moved to America?...Yes :'(
JamiesVlogUK same with me except it’s been 13 years I went to IRELAND
Tyd adra
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Dude that sucks, if I was moved to a place far away from my home country which is Wales for over 3 years, I would be heartbroken and want to come back, because eventually when your at America for so long you will loose your Welsh accent
@@heddwyncloakoftimekeep7744 Fun Fact: 6 years in America and I'm still accent strong lol
Absolutely no doubt. The best national anthem in the world. Ever. From a Scot with Welsh family
And Flower of Scotland is very much a close second. Atleast imo.
@@taffyducks544 I'll happily belt both anthems, I am not Scottish, just a Welsh person.
Got to love the picture of Newport in the USA ffs!!!😂
As a man with a welsh last name, this is beautiful
Welsh and proud for every , il always love my old land of my father's beautiful Wales the all high bless us all and set us free
Diolch yn fawr I chi
How does this tiny country most people don't even remember exists tucked away in a little corner of the Isles have such a majestic anthem? (Filled with w's and y's)
It's in the song
Gwlad beirdd a chantorion enwogion o byr
'Nation of bards and singers famous to all'
Welsh culture revolves around songs, music and dance
I always say I have Scottish and Irish blood but I forget wales
W and Y (h too) are considered vowels.... so no surprise
Well we are proud of it we are better than any other country
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@@Funkopopsstorewalkthroughsunbo Certainly better then England. I should know that, I live in England.
i was born in England, grew up in Wales, live in England and still love my two countries
Do you have Welsh blood?
@@Aslaugarsson yes both both my grandparents and all of their parents Welsh which is what inspired my family to live in Wales
Tomedy Ok, I like Wales. Me myself is partly Icelandic
mateusz w Love Poland from Norway/Iceland
@Godjrah Nothing, anglo is nice too
It flowed to a Japanese Kita-kyushu stadium in Kokurakita-ku, City of Kitakyushu, Fukuoka loudly in 2019!
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I'm Ukrainian but Wales is forever my second home.
Slava Ukraini !
Slava Ukraini!!
And as a Welshman I wish the best for your fatherland, Ukraine is not yet lost! Slava Ukrajini!
You got knocked out by wales in the World Cup
Gogoniant i Wcráin fy ffrind
Through my great grandparents I’m welsh and I’m so proud of my welsh heritage
Dda iawn I chi. Dych chi'n gorfod yn mynd I Cymru. Croeso I chi.
I learned I was part welsh, I should learn about it more.
@@theglutton1815 dych chi'n gallu! Dych chi'n gallu dysgu Cymraeg ar y we. Croeso I chi Gymro!!!
Mae hen wlad fy nhadau... The Land of My Fathers
Same
This anthem is as glorious as Wales ever hopes to be.
Oh..! I think that's everyone's & every country's wish ! Their anthem & flag are like my dreams & fantasies !!! 🐉🐉🐉🐉🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴💜💜💜🥁🎵🐉🎤🎶💕💖💞
#IndyWales
Connor was right, Wales really is the best country.
The welsh kept their beautifull language even though the english tried to suppress it.Good on them.
Song: Amazing
Lyrics: Sweet
Cymru: Am byth
Hotel: Trivago
First time of hearing this anthem, despite being (first-gen) British (born in England). Utterly beautiful!
as a american with welsh heritage i wish my brothers best of luck and good fortune
I wish my country had good luck but by being shackled to this Union we don't really have much good fortune. Currently we are divided between remaining in the Union that abuses us and trying to leave it. But thank you for your kind words. Cymru am byth.
@@mrraymoo5460 yep, many still fall for the narrative that Wales is too poor or too stupid to succeed on their own. When in reality its the Union that has made Wales poor and the Welsh aren't too stupid, quite the opposite in fact. The Welsh invented things such as the first fuel cell, Ball Bearing, Packet Switching, First wearable hearing aid, inter varsity sports, Lawn Tennis, The Longbow, etc.
Would love to see Wales someday & learn the language
EPIC !!! As just like the Red Dragon !!!!!!
Cymru am byth!!!!
O Breizh me gar ma bro!
Such a beautiful anthem... 🤧
this, this is it its so perfect
Our team has a duty to an independent and free Wales. Free of "British" control. So moth it be.
Gwlad does not mean Wales. Wales is Cymru or Gymru. Gwlad means Land or Country.
It's a poetic translation, not a literal one. Take a look at the translations, they rhyme. They wouldn't if it were literal.
Wales could also be Nghymru or Chymru, by the way.
@@tompeeters7415 Someone else who finally gets it.
Land is Tir
Mae'r bob cyfieithu yn cachu!
Wales, ideal place from movie produced Dragonheart 1996, however, this filmed in Slovakia sad.
It really Is the Land of my Fathers. God Bless Wales Forever XXXXX
God bless Wales! I wouldn't have any other neighbours than Wales and Scotland. Love from England
Diolch!!!
Annibyniaeth dros gymru!
i love this version, i need this instrumental version
Simplemente el mejor himno de todas Los tiempos, facilimente por una Milla la mejor bandera de todos Los tiempos.
¡BEST ANTHEM IN THE WORLD!
I'm English in London but Hen wlad fy nhadau has to be one of the five or so best national anthems in the world. Way better than God save the queen say.
Happy St. David's Day 2021 lads! Cyrmu am byth!!
Diolch yn fawr I chi
"Edward the King, the English King,
Rode on a dapple grey charger
‘I wish to know the worth’, said he,
‘of my Welsh lands over the border.
Is the grass rich for sheep and ox,
Are the soil and rivers good?
And are my provinces watered well
By rebel patriots’ blood?
And what of the people, the wretched people
Do they seem a contented folk?
Are they as docile, since I subdued them,
As their oxen in their yoke?’
‘Your Majesty Wales is the fairest jewel
You have in all your crown,
River and field and valley and hill
Are the best you may come upon.
And as for the people, the wretched people,
They live so happily, Sir,
Like so many graves their hamlets stand
And none there even stir.’
Edward the King, the English King,
Rode on a dapple grey charger,
Around him silence which way he want
In his Welsh lands over the border.
Montgomery the castle’s name,
Where he that night remained,
The castle’s lord, Montgomery,
His monarch entertained.
There was fish and flesh and whatever else
To sight and taste seemed good,
A rowdy throng, a hundred strong,
Bore in the heavy load.
All kinds were there, that isle could bear
Of meat and drink, with these
was bubbling wine that sparkling shone,
Carried from distant seas.
‘Ye Lords! ye lords! will no one here
His wine glass with me clink?
Ye lords! ye lords! ye rude Welsh curs,
Will none the King’s health drink?
There is fish and flesh and whatever else
To sight and taste seem best,
- That I can see, but the devil I know
Dwells in each noble’s breast.
Ye lords! ye lords! ye vile Welsh curs,
Come greet your Edward;
Where is the man to sing my deeds
A Welshman and a bard?’
Each night upon the other looked
Of the guests assembled there;
Upon their cheeks a furious rage
Paled to a ghastly fear.
And strangled breath from lips like death
Was all that could be heard;
When, like a white defenceless dove
Arose an ancient bard.
‘Here there is one to tell thy deeds,’
Chanted the ancient seer;
‘The clash of battle, the hoarse death rattle,
The plucked strings made them hear.
The clash of battle, the hoarse death rattle,
On blood the sun setting;
The stench that drew night - prowling beasts.
You did all this, O King!
Ten thousand of our people slain,
The rest are gathering
The corpses heaped like harvest stocks -
You did all this, O King!’
‘Off to the stake! this song’s too harsh’.
Ordered King Edward.
‘Come, let us have a gentler tune’
Forth stepped a young Welsh bard.
‘Soft breezes sigh in the evening sky,
O’er Milford Haven blown;
Maids’ sobbing tears and widows’ prayers
Within those breezes moan.’
‘Don’t bear a race of slaves ye maids!
Mothers give such no more!’
The King spoke and the boy caught up
The old man sent before.
But though unasked, yet recklessly
Advanced, unmoved, a third
His lyre’s fierce song, like the Welsh bard strong,
And his word must be heard.
‘Our bravest fell on the battle field,
Listen O Edward -
To sing the praises of your name
There is not one Welsh bard!’
‘One memory sobs within my lyre,
Listen O Edward -
A curse on your brow every song you hear
From a Welshman and a bard!’
‘Enough of this! I orders give’
Answered the furious King,
‘To send to the stake all the bards of Wales
Who thus against me sing!’
His servants till their task was done
Their searching never ceased;
Thus grimly in Montgomery,
Ended that famous feast.
Edward the King, the English King,
Spurred his dapple grey charger.
On the skies around, stakes burning stand
In the Welsh lands over the border.
Five hundred went to a flaming grave,
And singing every bard.
Not one of them was found to cry
‘Long live King Edward!’
What murmur is this in the London streets?
What night song can this be?
‘I will have London’s Lord Mayor hanged
If any noise troubles me’.
Within, a fly’s wing must not move,
Outside all silence keep.
‘The man who speaks will lose his head
The monarch cannot sleep.’
‘No! Bring me the music of pipe and drum,
And the trumpet’s brazen roar,
For the curses I heard at the Welshman’s feast
Ascend to my ears once more!’
But above the music of pipe and drum
And the bugles’ strong refrain,
Loud cry those witnesses of blood,
Five hundred Welsh bards slain."
(János Arany, Hungarian poet: The bards of Wales)
th-cam.com/video/xMUPfK5YFgc/w-d-xo.html (The Hungarian verson of the poem - audio)
Fascinating language.
Best Celtic Nation.
I’m proud to be half Welsh!
I am English by my heart belongs to Wales.
Cymru am byth!
Rwy'n falch iawn o fy ngwlad.
Rwy'n falch hefyd
Shomai I chi!
THIS IS MUSIC TO MY EARS I LOVE ITFELLOW TAFFIES
Da iawn I chi👍👍👍
Love being Welsh😀
Glory to the country my family originated in!
Cymru am byth gwlad y gan
I swear this song puts me into a hiraeth trance. What sorcery is this?
PLEIDIOL WYF I'M GWLAD!! 🏴❤
Wales personality: tiny, peaceful, strong culture and Greek
Ironically being it was the Greeks that first came across us
I meant Greek as in Greek gods or wales having something to do with Greek gods
Congratulations in qualifying to the World Cup for the first time in 64 years.
This anthem makes me proud to be Welsh. Thomas dw'i. Am Gwlad dw'i. Am Eryri dw'i.
BRAVO!Kita-Kyushu People!!
I would love for any of the eight people who down voted 👎this to explain *WHY*
Mae'n debyg mai saesneg ydyn nhw.
@@user-jt9vp1un8x yr blydi saeson
Achos mae nhw'n cachi twp!
@Big Fella idiot
80% Welsh gang where are you at?
Most dna sites don't differentiate between English and Welsh dna because they're so similar, where'd you get that result from?
Family records. My family has a large book full of deeds and other records.
@The Radical Im living in North Wales atm, most Welsh people here have atleast 1 English grandparent in my experience. There's an awful lot of English people living here too. I think the stronger Brythonnic blood may have been the case a while ago and still is some of the smaller villages but on the whole there's a lot of English admixture.
Dw i'n Cymro dros a dros a trwodd a trwodd
apart from qings, wales is the only living nation with a dragon on the flag, and thats just badass.
Wales flag 🏴
Bro-Gembre da viken! (Cymru am bith in breton)
Diolch yn fawr
Kembra bys vykken (in cornish)
Cymru am byth🏴🏴🏴
nice...from hungary
Май хэн улад фый
Correct
When you’re Welsh, it’s brilliant. It’s not like being English or anything like that. It’s different.
Wow, Newport has improved.
Newport, West Wales, or one of the Newports in America.
MY NEPHEWS BIRTH PLACE!!!!
👍👍👍👍
Small correction, "gwlad" does not mean Wales, it means "country." Wales would be "Cymru" :-)
its a poetic translation.
I was wondering about that.
Diawn
Diawn boys
One mistake I noticed in translation, "Gwlad" means Country or Nation, whereas Wales would be "Cymru"
of all the locations in wales to choose a picture, you went with newport?
I fucking wish Newport looked like that lmfao
Have to agree with you there
@@celticsurvivor1134 West Wales perhaps? Wales does have more than one.
@@taffyducks544 Newport Pembrokeshire is a sleepy village that photo is of a city and clearly nowhere in the UK let alone Wales.
I don't care what the literal translation is, I am American and this is the most beautiful Anthem I have ever heard, 2nd is our National Anthem, The Star Spangle Banner. I have listened to this so much, I can speak Welsh. I listen over and over. Always gives me chills and I never tire of this Anthem.
Many of our people travelled over to the America's. There are many of our 'Welsh' people who live in the States and have formed 'Welsh' clubs, just to retain their Welshness, or their 'love of the 'Cymru'. Diolch yn fawr. Carol. {thank you very much}
A beautiful song illustrated with.. A dragon's butt! Would it have been too much trouble to sample the head region of the flag instead of the exact centre?
Partly Welsh, English and German. Proud to be all 3 🏴🏴🇩🇪
English, Welsh, Irish and Maltese. And its the Welsh and Maltese for me.
I’m German, Scottish, and Norwegian, and it’s really German and Scottish for me
Y Wladfa
Cymru
CYMRAEG AM BYTH!
Wow.
Fe wnaethoch chi gynnwys fy anthem cenhedloedd DIOLCH
If Wales becomes independent I want to travel home for independence day and I will belt this out the moment the constitution is signed.
@GETH you've got a union jack, so I'm guessing you're a unionist. I'm half welsh, half Japanese, and the tory UK government severely impacted my mother's emigration. Go back to pleasuring Johnson.
@GETH wow. No need to get so mad, tory.
@Big Fella yeah
Lol, that's never happening.
(This comment may be already repeated) but I am pretty sure there are some translation errors.
Sometimes where it says "Gwlad" it says "Wales" but gwlad = country. Cyrmu/Gymru (C turns to a G with mutation) means Wales
What happen your disk player is Kapput???🙃